@Wayne-Workman forgot to write here but this should be good now.

This issue should be fixed now. It was because I was parsing through direct elements (Ensuring integer’s were indeed integers, strings were indeed strings, etc…) But 0 is parsed out as a null/empty/false entry which on update wouldn’t show up. Since changing them back to strings all appears to be working properly.

Thanks for reporting.

I’ve gone ahead and solved the thread, thanks for the heads up.

@Tom-Elliott I guess. The graph appears to be exactly correct at the moment.

Confirmed fixed in 8241

@Tom-Elliott Thanks Tom, I’ll try to update again.

This should now be fixed.

@Tom-Elliott yessir

Every host is changing their hostname first and then joining AD 🙂 awesome job, thanks man! Feel free to mark this as solved.

@Raymond-Bell yes but for some users there is also a GPO adding another shared printer, so I don’t want for them that only one printer appears.
But with last test it seems ok.

Just what you indicated.

mysql
use fog
DELETE FROM multicastSessions WHERE 1;
DELETE FROM multicastSessionsAssoc WHERE 1;
DELETE FROM tasks WHERE taskTypeID = 8;
quit

That’s all

This was cleared up by a hard refresh.

@Joe-Schmitt thank you sir

@Raymond-Bell I’m going to solve this then. The issue was likely from a far older revision of fog where 0 id’s were very much prevelant. This should no longer be the case, with any luck.

@Tom-Elliott same thing. BTW, no need to update both threads. Ill pop over to the other thread since its more on topic

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7848/sqlstate-42s22/1

@Tom-Elliott So far so good, given I also remade the image with a new definition to try to escape the problem too.

sorry I dont think this is an issue anymore. We dont seem to be getting it aver we updated to the latest svn. Sorry again for the non response.

@Joe-Schmitt I can confirm printer-management is working flawlessly with the new client-version.
Printers are assigned correctly, setting default printer and renaming printers is working.
Only thing I didn’t test yet is if changed config-files are recognized.

I also appreciate a lot the new powermanagement module! This is really awesome!
Thank you so much, you and the other devs do a really great work!

I just looked in the wiki, there are not spaces. those must have came from me copy/pasting on my phone.

Right now, this is verbatim what’s in the wiki, notice I put quotes around the message.

yum install git -y cd ~ mkdir git cd git git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject.git cd fogproject/bin ./installfog.sh echo "Now you should have fog installed."

Seems like the hardest part here was to explain what was wrong…
And fighting over who gets to fix something… that’s called motivation 🙂