Can't access FOG Management Portal after clean OS and FOG install
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@acole said in Can't access FOG Management Portal after clean OS and FOG install:
So, If I modify /opt/fog/.fogsettings to reflect the correct MySQL password, will that take care of it?
Changing stuff inside of /opt/fog/.fogsettings and then re-running the fog installer will make the settings you set become ‘in use’, plus the installer will re-use these settings the next time it’s run, be it this version of FOG or a future one.
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@Tom-Elliott
Would installing an earlier version (after re-installing OS) work? I’m not sure how I would install a RC, don’t even know if your addition has been added to RC. -
@TRex No.
I think if you’re willing to jump around, please jump to what will be released soon, vs going back and forth. I don’t jump back and forth unless I absolutely have to and only to find a specific cause of a change.
Since I know the ALTER user stuff hasn’t changed for quite a while, the only other thing I can think is a change in Ubuntu’s layout structures. This caused a change in representation to mysql for localhost which is why you see the code change I’ve added in the earlier posting. I’ve made this change based on my own findings in an attempt to help correct any potential issues in the future regarding localhost/127.0.0.1 representation.
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@Tom-Elliott
Using the instructions at https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Installation#Current_development_version I ran the installation. The only problem I noted during installation was a failure of backing up database. There was no prompt for ‘Press [Enter] key when database is updated/installed.’ I still get a blank page when trying to go to http://<ipaddress>/fog/management and mysql still shows the same four databases (none for FOG). -
@Tom-Elliott
Just installed version 1.3.3 / SVN Revision: 6061 — installed without a hitch. -
@Tom-Elliott
Running that command, I get - Status: inactiveI’m seeing the same issue with Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 in a VMware environment with 1.3.4.
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@Tom-Elliott I’m having the same problem after a new install using CentOS. I tried running sudo ufw status but it says the command isn’t found. The website wouldn’t work during or after install.
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@EricZ Seeing as this post if from 2017, can you provide more details and start a new thread?
For example:
What version of fog are you installing?What CentOS version is installed?
When, and where is UFW referenced for a CentOS installation to begin with?
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@EricZ said in Can't access FOG Management Portal after clean OS and FOG install:
I tried running sudo ufw status
ufw is a Ubuntu “thing”, under centos its
systemctl status firewalld. To follow on what Tom said, since this thread is 2 years old, please create a new thread because your conditions are probably different. Include enough detail so we know how you have things setup.In your case I would ensure that selinux is set to permissive and you issue a
systemctl disable firwalldthen reboot the system and rerun the FOG installer one more time. -
@Tom-Elliott Please ignore my previous post about this. I gave up on my current installation and reinstalled CentOS 8 and then tried to reinstall FOG again. I found a very useful Wiki article for CentOS7 and followed that. I posted a new issue elsewere in the forum so this particular problem no longer exists after a system re-install. I would post a new thread but I don’t know how. I don’t use forms much so I don’t know enough about them. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting folks to be so responsive on here (based on my previous experience with message boards) and I thank you for taking the time to reply.
