DHCP Conflicting sorted..... but now clients load ipxe....but missing file?
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Hi Guys,
today i discovered my FOGserver was clashing with our onsite DHCP server.
I could fix the issue by turning the FOGserver off.
so i decided to stop the DHCP service on the fog machine using;
sudo /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server stop
sudo sysv-rc-conf dhcp3-server offthis didn’t fix the issue, as it couldn’t “stop” the service.
I then decided to remove the DHCP service using;
“sudo apt-get remove isc-dhcp-server”
this worked! yay…
…but now my clients can boot to ipxe, but i get the following error… can anybody help?
thanks in advance.
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Are you using a redirect/virtual host configuration to host fog?
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No not that i’m aware of, where’s best to check?
thanks
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When you go to your webpage, do you do:
[url]http://10.15.20.13/[/url]
or do you do:
[url]http://10.15.20.13/fog[/url]
If you do the one without fog, does it auto redirect you to:
[url]http://10.15.20.13/fog[/url] or stay as [url]http://10.15.20.13?[/url]
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Hi, Visiting 10.15.20.13 gives me a “It works” “Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page” and doesn’t redirect me.
Visiting 10.15.20.13/fog however, takes me to the “database Schema Installer/Updater” (Which i wasn’t expecting!)
Clicking “Install/Upgrade Now” gives me “Database Schema Installer / Updater
Update/Install Failed!”… Guess here lies the problem?.. it’s worth mentioning fog was “reinstalled” before i removed the dhcp…but everything was fine before that…Thanks for looking at this for me… should a run the fog installer again?
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I’d first start with just restarting the mysql service:
[code]sudo service mysql restart[/code]
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Hi Tom thanks for your help on this… i’m not back on site now till Monday, So i’ll get right back on it then. Thax again.
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Hi Guys, I’m getting very similar.
Fog version: 1.2.0
Ubuntu: 14
Hosted on a Hyper-V VM on 2008R2. Have always had 0.32 version and it worked great. Decided to build another one from scratch for the update … and now this is happening…I have checked the Apache logs and nothing really sticks out. Not 100% sure what I’m looking for, though. It was just a standard installation, but I put ‘Y’ when it asked … something. Something to do with client DNS I think.
I’ve read some other comments on this, but some of the locations they’re saying aren’t even on my install. I’ve tried turning firewall off and restarting SQL, and the VM a bunch of times and DHCP looks fine to me.
Have rebuilt a bunch of times and I am now out of ideas on what might be happening here.
Please help.
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I fail to see how this is similar. Your issue is well known about and is fixed in svn as well as a number of threads have a workaround for 1.2.0
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EDIT: SVN update seems to have fixed it!!
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HI Tom,
Restarting MYSQL fixed mt issue.
Once again thank you very much for taking to time to look at this and help me (again).
It’s great knowing that if i get stuck, i can also ask for help here from yourself and the community. Being a linux newbie, that means alot.
cheers
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Hi Tom,
If i restart the fog server, i have to run
[CODE]sudo service mysql restart[/CODE]
everytime to get fog back online…Can you tell me how to automate this issue please? or educate me on why i have to do this after every restart?
thanks once again
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The simple answer, because it’s Ubuntu, the “harder” answer, because it’s using upstart/systemd.
The answer to make it “automated” as you request, can be found on the forums. Specifically look for one of my posts today where I go almost fully in depth. I forget where.