Access denied for user 'root' @ ' localhost ' (Using password : NO ) #tried YES
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First of all thanks before hand.
Probably this is an old topic.This is a clean install. on Ubuntu 14.04 with FOG 1.2.0
What i think i know !!!
- root user does not have access to MYSQL
- /var/www/fog/commons/config.php was moved to /var/www/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php
- I need to check /opt/fog/service/etc/config.php #### I JUST CAN’T FIND IT ANYWHERE #####
me@FogServer:/opt/fog$ ls
snapinsagain thanks a lot !!!
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@ciranodd what’s in the file /var/log/installfog.log
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Hi Tom,
All i have is /var/log/fog_error_6865.log but its empty !!!
Thanks !!!
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Then you’re not running FOG 1.2.0. You’re running “trunk” which is a totally different beast altogether.
What’s in the installer’s bin/error_logs/fog_error_${versioninstalling}.log file?
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Oh Man what did i missed !!! is this Trunk the latest ??? (I will do my research on it)
here it is what’s in the file !!!
0_1458620896910_fog_error_6865.logAgain Tom thanks so much for your help !!!
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@ciranodd In the installer error log I only see one major issue. The package ‘php-gettext’ is not being installed because it’s called ‘php5-gettext’ in the installer. Looking at the debian, ubuntu and ondrej package lists I only find ‘php-gettext’. I am sure @Tom-Elliott will fix this soon. But you can install it yourself as well
sudo apt-get install php-gettext
Now about your original question. From what it looks like in the error log mysql-server was already installed on your system. That’s not an issue but I wonder if you set a MySQL root password some time ago (not linux system user root! That’s two totally different things!). Possibly you cannot remember it? The installer asks you for the MySQL password. Before running the installer you can test logging into your DB via
mysql --host=127.0.0.1 --user=root -p
. See if you know the correct password (most probably it’s not empty). If you have the correct MySQL root password edit /opt/fog/.fogsettings (snmysqlpass='...'
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@Sebastian-Roth Edited to keep from trying to install the version.
I have a hard time with ubuntu because almost ALL of the php packages are installed using php{MAJversion}-<packageToInstall> but just this ONE package is plain? WTF. I know not your fault, but i have made the corrections as suggested.
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@Tom-Elliott I don’t really know why they have php-gettext but this is true for debian as well…
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Thanks Tom !!!
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Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for the help.
Indeed i assume my issue is MYSQL for the kind of error msg i’ve been getting.
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This was a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04. No MYSQL as far as i know unless in this version it is installed by default
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I was asked to type a MYSQL password for the root user while installing FOG. (Nothing)
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I saw in some post that entering a password for MYSQL root user may bring problems and
leave it blank. I am not a linux expert but any root user without password its a big no no !! but just for testing. (Nothing ) -
i tried to edit this /opt/fog/.fogsettings (snmysqlpass=‘…’) but i dont see it anywhare i can get into /opt/fog/ but its empty.
#Not exactly sure if it makes any difference but i ran the installed as a SUDO user and not as ROOT which is what i’ve done in the past.
At the moment i am re-doing everything from zero on a different hard drive, but this time i will run the installer as root. Not sure if it makes any difference, but worth to try.
Very much appreciated for your time !!!
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- installer can be run from a root shell (
sudo su -
/sudo -i
) or assudo ./installfog.sh
- should both work fine! - leaving the mysql root pw blank should work with FOG as well as setting a password - just needs to be the same
- /opt/fog/.fogsettings should be created when the installer runs all the way through - from the error log file you posted it looks like it should have created the .fogsettings file (try
ls -al /opt/fog/
to see hidden files as well!) - And you can take a look at the mysql connection settings in /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php - will be overwritten if you run the installer again!
Can you please post a screenshot of the “Access denied for user…” error?!
- installer can be run from a root shell (
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please see attachment !!!
I think somehow i need to grant access to localhost to the root user .
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@ciranodd Usually the MySQL root user has full access rights if you don’t actively restrict (I am sure you didn’t). As I can see in the .fogsettings file there is a password set. But from the screenshot we see that no password was used to connect to the DB. Have you re-run the installer after setting the password in .fogsettings? Please check
/var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php
to see if the settings match! As well try to connect to your DB via the MySQL command line client to see if the DB is running and connection data is correct:mysql --user=root -p
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Again gents thanks !!!
I am down to GRANT root USER the right privileges I THINK !!!
Also i ran into a problem when running what you suggested mysql --user=root -p (Please see attachment fixed ) hopefully it helps someone else.
Just for convenience i install Webmin !!!
0_1458766852050_ERROR 2002 (HY000)-FOG SERVER MYSQL FIX.txt
I still can’t grant the right privileges to root user for localhost. I tried even running mysql install again (keeping the same mysql root pass i’ve been using )but nothing.
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@ciranodd At this point, you haven’t done, gained, or lost anythign.
Why not completely remove mysql/mariad and reinstall??
sudo apt-get --purge mysql* rm -rf /var/lib/mysql sudo apt-get install mysql mysql-server
Of course if you have data to backup, backup first?
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@ciranodd You might be running into this old and know ubuntu mysql issue: https://github.com/fogproject/fogproject/issues/1
I wonder why root@localhost only has “select table data” permission according to what we see in webmin… I am sure someone modified the DB. Probably Tom’s suggestion on removing the DB and starting from scratch is not bad I suppose.
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I’ll try his suggestion !!
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!!! SUCCESS !!!
Hi Tom,
this is a fresh install, i have another Fog server fully functional. I am just trying to do another one from zero. NO need to backup anything.!!!
i had a an error running sudo apt-get --purge mysql* so i tried
apt-get purge mysql-server mysql-client mysql-common mysql-server-core-5.5 mysql-client-core-5.5
rm -rf /etc/mysql /var/lib/mysql
apt-get autoremove
apt-get autoclean
then i ran
#apt-get install mysql-server
then check the Privileges and still root@localhost still has “select table data” only !!!
i tried resetting MYSQL - Got an error…
Well a good completed restart of my Ubuntu box will not hurt.I tried checking the privileges but i couldn’t log in to MYSQL !!!
ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can’t connect to local MySQL server through socket ‘/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock’ (2)
Thankfully i had that problem before and from my notes i fixed it (the file i sent you guys before ERROR 2002)
reset MYSQL
/etc/init.d/mysql restart
AND NOW I DO HAVE ----- GRANT_PRIVI ---- for root@localhost
Oh man !!!
Not sure what happened, but i had to remove the mysql which i thoght i had done a couple of times but i wasn’t doing it right than do a manual install mysql server
It was never fog it was MYSQL
Thanks a lot guys !!! Hope this helps someone in the future !!!
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@ciranodd I don’t understand why you are having so many problems. With Ubuntu, After Ubuntu is installed, you just checkout a copy of fog trunk and then run the installer. that’s it.
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@Wayne-Workman
Hey Wayne !!!That’s exactly what i though !!! But it was never FOG it was MYSQL that somehow wast not giving the right privileges to the root user for localhost
I am able to load the WEB GUI !!! Now i am going to start playing with it !!!