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Request Method get/post?
2018-01-08, 23:06
Post: #3
RE: Request Method get/post?
Thanks for the reply. I was able to find out what was happening by looking at the syslog on the server being built itself. The ###params is not even being replaced by the forms data. I can actually see the "boot.php##params" in there.

I think I'm misusing this functionally. I do not chainload. Here is what it actually looks like:

params --name data1
param --params data1 ip ${ip}
param --params data1 hostname ${hostname}
param --params data1 netmask ${netmask}
param --params data1 gateway ${gateway}
param --params data1 ksfile ${ksfile}
param --params data1 rfcnum ${rfcnum}
param --params data1 owner ${owner}
param --params data1 dns ${dns}

set ks http://${ksaddress}/ks/html/boot.php?##params=data1

set uri ${bootdev} ${predictable} inst.ks=${ks} ip=${ip}::${gateway}:${netmask}:${hostname}::none inst.loglevel=debug root=live:${mirror}${liveos}

initrd ${mirror}${image}
kernel ${mirror}images/pxeboot/vmlinuz ${repo} ${uri}
boot

So it's probably not seeing this as a post since it's contained within the kernel line. I think if I want to do this, I'll have to re-write things.

Thanks for you assistance.
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Request Method get/post? - glenc2004 - 2018-01-08, 19:07
RE: Request Method get/post? - NiKiZe - 2018-01-08, 20:15
RE: Request Method get/post? - glenc2004 - 2018-01-08 23:06
RE: Request Method get/post? - NiKiZe - 2018-01-09, 06:49



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