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    Fog upgrade 1.1.1 --> 1.1.2 database error

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      RipAU
      last edited by

      Ahhh yep, fixing up the root password and localhost fixed the issue.
      I was confused as it seemed to work perfect the way it was on previous installations.

      Thank you very much. I’ll start the upgrade on my storage nodes now as well.

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      • hariskarH
        hariskar
        last edited by

        I had the same issue because during installation in the last message I pressed Enter without reading it. But the message was first to update database and then press enter. So I uninstalled fog and reinstalled correctly.

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          darkxeno
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            darkxeno
            last edited by

            Im have the same issue but updating my setting didnt help me at all

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              darkxeno
              last edited by

              just fixed it I went in to the /var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php and removed the password from there and it fixed it

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                Rui Araújo
                last edited by

                [quote=“darkxeno, post: 31683, member: 4011”]just fixed it I went in to the /var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php and removed the password from there and it fixed it[/quote]
                Thank you so much! It solved my problem too! 😄

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                  darkxeno
                  last edited by

                  [quote=“Rui Araújo, post: 31804, member: 24515”]Thank you so much! It solved my problem too! :D[/quote]
                  no problem anything to help

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                    Bob Martens
                    last edited by

                    Thank you for the thread! This just saved me hours of work!

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                      Bob Martens
                      last edited by

                      It looks like now that it is updated, it is still going to the scheme updater package. How can I get back to my login screen?

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                        Bob Martens
                        last edited by

                        This one is done. Now I’m working on the non-booting machines issues.

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                        • Quintin GiesbrechtQ
                          Quintin Giesbrecht
                          last edited by

                          [quote=“darkxeno, post: 31683, member: 4011”]just fixed it I went in to the /var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php and removed the password from there and it fixed it[/quote]

                          Thanks! that did it for me as well.

                          Quintin Giesbrecht
                          IT Manager
                          Smith Neufeld Jodoin LLP

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                            Will-TGS
                            last edited by

                            I had the same problem as RipAU; 100+ database errors when attempting v1.1.1 > v1.1.2 upgrade.

                            As John Hough found, my [I].fogsettings[/I] file (located at /opt/fog/) was as follows:
                            [CODE]ipaddress=“10.0.115.43”;
                            interface=“eth0”;
                            routeraddress=" option routers 10.0.115.254;“;
                            plainrouter=“10.0.115.254”;
                            dnsaddress=” option domain-name-servers 10.0.115.4; “;
                            dnsbootimage=“10.0.115.4”;
                            password=“98180b”;
                            osid=“2”;
                            osname=“Debian”;
                            dodhcp=“n”;
                            bldhcp=“0”;
                            installtype=“N”;
                            snmysqluser=”"
                            snmysqlpass=“98180b”;
                            snmysqlhost=“”;
                            installlang=“0”;
                            donate=“0”;
                            fogupdateloaded=“1”[/CODE]
                            The problems were obvious, particularly [I]routeraddress, dnsaddress, snmysqluser, snmysqlpass[/I] (I never set one?) and some semicolons in the wrong place, so I amended the file to look like:
                            [CODE]ipaddress=“10.0.115.43”;
                            interface=“eth0”;
                            routeraddress=“10.0.115.254”;
                            plainrouter=“10.0.115.254”;
                            dnsaddress=“10.0.115.4”;
                            dnsbootimage=“10.0.115.4”;
                            password=“”;
                            osid=“2”;
                            osname=“Debian”;
                            dodhcp=“n”;
                            bldhcp=“0”;
                            installtype=“N”;
                            snmysqluser=“root”
                            snmysqlpass=“”;
                            snmysqlhost=“localhost”;
                            installlang=“0”;
                            donate=“0”;
                            fogupdateloaded=“1”[/CODE]

                            I ran [I]./install.sh[/I] again and the upgrade went OK.

                            As Tom Elliot said, he fixed a many installer errors, but not all. Kudos to Tom for keeping FOG development going 🙂

                            Will
                            Computer Systems Administrator | Townsville, Australia

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                              Matthew Gicking
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                                Robbie McHugh
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                                Simple logical fix, as always thanks for the continued progress guys 🙂

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                                  Excel Group
                                  last edited by

                                  Can confirm I edited the .fogsettings and Config.class.php files and the database then upgraded perfect fine, just editing the .fogsettings still wasn’t working hence changing the Config too.

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