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Open Source Image Duplicator
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Progress Stuck at 0% #7

Closed broadld closed 9 years ago

broadld commented 9 years ago

When you go to http://osid the page displays 0% progress and say "Connecting to image write sub-system.." I'm not sure how to get rid of this. I have tried a different PC and the same page loads.

Thanks David

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snemetz commented 9 years ago

Did it ever work? Or is this a new install? If this is a new install, it is probably a permissions issue. You can look at my fork. I have an install script for Arch there.

broadld commented 9 years ago

Hi there,

This has never worked and it is a new install. This is installed on Raspbian with apache2. The image itself is on a usb memory stick that is mounted to the etc/osid/imgroot directory. I had to do this as i do not have a memory card large enough and was trying to get around buying one. Is it possible to do this?

Thanks David

snemetz commented 9 years ago

Should be no problem with USB stick. Just make sure you don't select it to write to. OSID will find it and list it in the devices to write to. So you have software installed on memory card with the OS and USB stick mounted on /etc/osid/imgroot Next make sure all the directories have the right permissions, php.ini has been modified for additional paths, and php-fpm has been restarted. You can look at my script for all this info or there is an older comment that also has this info. Just can't run my script since the package commands would be different for Raspbian. Once you make those changes it should work.

broadld commented 9 years ago

Hi there Could you give me a direct link to the correct permissions and php.ini modifications as i am struggling finding this. This is my first time on GitHub. Trying to get my head around how it works.

Thanks David

snemetz commented 9 years ago

Here's the link to my script https://github.com/snemetz/osid/blob/master/arch_osid_setup.sh It should have all the info you need. Some commands will be different for Raspbian, but a lot would be the same.

broadld commented 9 years ago

What would i need to add into the php.ini file for my setup? I have checked permissions and they seem fine. I have followed the Raspbian guide word for word. I must be missing something simple. I get to the page and i can see the image file i can select the devices and i click write image to devices and then it hangs at "Connecting to image writ sub-system..."

snemetz commented 9 years ago

The open_basedir lines needs the OSID web, system, and image directories added

broadld commented 9 years ago

i have edited this line:-

open_basedir = :/etc/osid/www/public_html/ :/etc/osid/system/ :/etc/osid/imgroot

Is this correct? Do i need to restart apache after this change?

snemetz commented 9 years ago

Get rid of the spaces around the colons, then restart php-fpm

broadld commented 9 years ago

Ok i have now edited this to:-

open_basedir = :/etc/osid/www/public_html/:/etc/osid/system/:/etc/osid/imgroot

Do i need to remove the space after =? I also don't think i have php-fpm installed as this is not in the raspbian guide

Thanks David

broadld commented 9 years ago

Can anyone help any further with this as i am completely stuck!

snemetz commented 9 years ago

I just got my 7 port hubs and some of the usb to MicroSD adapters. So, I've started to do some more testing.

I've found that the progress monitor web dialog does not always work. So, I recommend tailing the progress.info to see if things are working. Unsure why it works sometimes and not at other times.

broadld commented 9 years ago

Hi there,

Thanks for all your help on this managed to get it working. Did a typo in the crontab!