@Uncle-Frank said:

mysqladmin -u root -p -i 1 processlist;

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https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6020/fog-svn-5020-and-above-cpu-hammered-thread/1

This has been fixed. It was an accidental mix up. I tested the code and found the problem and corrected. Then I overwrote my edits mistakenly and missed this file. Thank for reporting and it is now corrected for.

Okay. solved the host list issue by clearing the tables hosts and hostMAC and then reimporting the csv file.
The PHP error message is gone as well after updating.

Fixed
But new issue now - maybe better for another thread - php requests are slow to load now (including /fog/service/ipxe/boot.php - which sometimes times out)

@Tom-Elliott Thanks for the fix. It works now (git5040).

For the Database changes - they seem to be OK too:

snapinAssoc: removed snapin associations are deleted from table, Auto_Increment not increased hostMAC: the table entries for the hosts the snapin has been removed have been rewritten -> new hmIDs, Auto_Increment increased by the number of hosts in the group

@sudburr It is major, but I don’t think it would affect the DB stuff…

Maybe you can try this option tomorrow?

ok it seems good

Has this been fixed in the latest svn revision? Because I’m having this problem as well (2 NICS and a forever sending discover loop).

Yes sir it is.

Thanks Tom!

Yeah, it works 😉

The multi-cat task creation works fine with Rev 4998, thank you for having a look.

Found and fixed in SVN R4170 (Ver: 4982) thanks for reporting.

I’ve updated this so it should no longer be an issue.

work well thanks

Thanks Tom. Fixed the issue. Here is what I did in case it saves anyone a step. i am now running v 4956

cd svn svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk cd ~/svn/trunk/bin ./installfog.sh

It 's ok now
Thanks

it’s ok thank

@Tom-Elliott
Yes it’s correct now thnak you

it’s working Thank you for your speed

Olivier

@Trevelyan Figured out the problem. There was an old debugging line added unintentionally. It has been fixed in the latest.