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hi! @Quazz
Looks like the document is for migrating into a new machine. I am trying to use the same VM. I think it lost the connection to the database. After re-running the installfog.sh, it asked to go to web browser to update the database; it’s not giving me that option. -
@msi hopefully you didn’t drop the fog database. ??
You took things a bit to far, rehoming the fog server’s IP can be changed manually in about 5 minutes. Do you have a way to put the fog server back to the way it was before you started?
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There’s also a script that will update all the spots with the new IP: https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/tree/master/updateIP
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@george1421 That’s the only thing I didn’t do. I might still has the configuration (.fogsettings) file. How do you want me to proceed?
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hi @george1421,
So how can we fix it? Correct me if I am wrong @george1421, there is issue with cpu related process that is casing the FOG performance.
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@msi yes, there is something causing polkit and dbus on your system to consume a lot of fog server resources. This isn’t a fog issue but a VM/host system issue.
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@george1421 So, I am installing a new Hyper-v. would be able to guide me to use the existing database from the old machine? I know I should follow the Migrate_FOG document. Is there anything else I should do after installation of CentOS and current FOG?
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@george1421 Hi,
I have followed the migration document. It’s giving me the same error -
@wayne-workman I have restored the VM and ran updateIP.sh, still getting the same error. I checked the .fogsettings config file. it only updated the ipaddress; didn’t change routeraddress, plainrouter, and dns address.
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@msi said in 503 Service Unavailable:
didn’t change routeraddress, plainrouter, and dns address.
Those settings only affect DHCP on the fog server (If you’re using fog for DHCP). They would not affect web gui operation.
