latest SVN keep getting 404 error on management
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Also, what exact version of FOG are you running? The SVN is potentially toxic for some people right now.
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I used svn checkout to get the latest… whatever that was yesterday. (currently 3807)
Also. it was the start management page that does not show. 404, so I know apache is doing fine, during install I received all OK’s -
@xsnrg4fr I’d say run the svn up command to get the latest, and reinstall using ./installfog.sh -y
the -y option does the DB updating for you and uses all previous settings from the /opt/fog/.fogsettings file.
The update might fix your issue.
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i’ll snapshot and give it a whirl !
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@xsnrg4fr can you check your folder /var/www/
I you don’t see a redirection fog enter the command below.
ln -s /var/www/html/fog/ /var/www/fog
Kind regards,
Johan -
I’m experiencing the same issue…
When you check the page console in chrome, it says that the 404 error is coming from trying to load “http://(FOG IP)/favicon.ico” <-- *** I replaced my actual server IP, with “FOG IP” ***The only change that i’m seeing between the most recent update of /fog/management/index.php is the addition of the following code:
$FOGPageManager = $FOGCore->FOGPageManager = new FOGPageManager();
Could that have something to do with getting a blank page??
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@BigMan99211 see @jjacobs post below yours.
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The redirection already exists… I type in my server IP, and it redirects to http://(server IP)/fog/management/index.php
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@BigMan99211 If you just type in the IP only into a web browser’s address bar, do you get the Apache test page?
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No. A while back, I added a forwarder that goes straight to the …/fog/management/index.php page. It’s never had a problem.
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@BigMan99211 Can you delete that file for now? Or rename that file so that it stops working ?
mv OldFileName NewFileName
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Well, it appears that my forwarder no longer exists. It is connecting to apache though. If I attempt to go to a page that doesn’t exist, I get a 404 error. With the fog management page, I just get a solid white page. If you view the source for the page, this is all I get:
<html> <head></head> <body> <script type="text/javascript">(function () { return window.SIG_EXT = {}; })()</script> </body> </html>
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PHP error log on Ubuntu:
tail /var/log/php_errors.log
Apache error log on Ubuntu:
sudo tail /var/log/apache2/error.log
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The PHP error log doesn’t exist…
This is the Apache error log:
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@BigMan99211 Bringing the @Developers attention to the apache errors.
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Anyone else see the irony here?.. It’s failing on a portion entitled: “cleanInvalidEntries”…
Edit - Yep… it’s late in the day… lol
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this is what i had to do to upgrade my Ubuntu 12.04 dev server
manually run:sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ondrej/php5-5.6 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install php5
allow all config files to be replaced with defaults
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@Junkhacker : I tried to install php5, per your instructions, but it’s just saying “php5 is already the newest version.”.
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@BigMan99211 Then uninstall it, and then try again.
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@BigMan99211 can you try running the installer with:
If you access fog with http://IPOFFOGHERE/fog
./installfog.sh -y -W /var/www/html/ -D fog/
If you access fog with http://IPOFFOGHERE/
./installfog.sh -y -W /var/www/html/fog -D /