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    • RE: Cannot update schema after 0.32 --> 1.1.0 upgrade

      Hi Tom,

      Thanks for that! Adding the password to the correct config.php file was the ticket! I was able to do the schema update with only this (hopefully inconsequential) error:
      [CODE]The following errors occured
      Update ID: 36 - 5

      Database Error:

      Duplicate entry ‘400-28’ for key ‘gmHostID’
      Database SQL:

      ALTER TABLE fog.groupMembers ADD UNIQUE ( gmHostID, gmGroupID )[/CODE]

      Thanks again!

      Jeff

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    • RE: Cannot update schema after 0.32 --> 1.1.0 upgrade

      I’ve restarted mysql and then restarted the server itself for good measure. No luck.

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    • Cannot update schema after 0.32 --> 1.1.0 upgrade

      Hi there,

      I successfully (I thought) ran the install script for 1.1.0 on my Ubuntu 12.04 server, but when I go to the management page to update the database schema, I click the button and get “Update/Install Failed!” and a whole slew of errors.

      I don’t know if it’s related or not, but when using mysqldump to back up the database as advised on the fog database schema update page, I had to specify the root user name and password in order to get it to work.

      [INDENT=1]sudo mysqldump --allow-keywords -x -v fog>fogbackup.sql didn’t work (“Got error: 1045 Access denied for user ‘root’@‘localhost’ (using password: NO) when trying to connect”)[/INDENT]

      [INDENT=1]sudo mysqldump --allow-keywords -x -v -uroot -p[password] fog>fogbackup.sql worked like a champ![/INDENT]

      Any help would be greatly appreciated!

      Jeff

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