SQL Error on fresh installation
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@Zaarin Sorry, didn’t mean you with the mysql version but it’s still good to know. Please give us a little more time to look into this. Feels like this might be quite a big issue, @Tom-Elliott…
PS: I put your long post into a code box so we don’t need to scroll all that much to see the new answers…
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@Sebastian-Roth said in SQL Error on fresh installation:
On the other hand I am wondering how @Wayne-Workman was able to bring up a 16.04 server without any issues yesterday?!?
to be fair, I haven’t gotten to the fog installation part. I was just nailing down the partitioning.
Let me try here at work real fast (I’ve got far, far, far more powerful servers to play with here).
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Hello,
To help you a little bit more, here is what I found for some errors:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/alter-table.html
As of MySQL 5.7.4, the IGNORE clause for ALTER TABLE is removed and its use produces an error.Unfortunately, the 5.7.12 is the default version on Ubuntu 16.04.
Zaza
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@Zaarin Good catch but this is not our only issue with mysql 5.7.x I am afraid… I am still not sure if this is something we will be able to fix “soon”?!?
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@Sebastian-Roth Stearing people clear from ubuntu 16.04 seems like the best bet right now.
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Not really a problem if it’s not fix soon. You know now.
I spoke with my boss and it’s OK to switch back to an former version of Ubuntu. As I cannot found (or I need glasses) the information about compatibility, what is the last version of Ubuntu supported? I will use the fog 0.32 to be able to deploy without any registration.
Thanks for your help,
Zaza.
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@Zaarin 15.10 should work fine, alternatively you could install something like CentOS 7 or such instead if you feel up to that. It should run into less of such issues.
You can deploy without registration in trunk as well, by the way.
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Hi,
Interesting. This morning I switched back to the 14.04 because I cannot see your post due to an error on the forum. Sorry.
My network is strangely configured because I have a tftp server on windows, a computer database on another and the fog server who only serves to send the packet.
I used that link:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Bypass_Host_Registration
I have an application to manage the database, the tftp config file and the wol. So I run the multicast process in fog and then my application for the tftp and the wol. All is fine without any user action.
I don’t use the fog server as a tftp because I don’t want any menu on the pxe boot in a normal use. Students are ingenious to lose time when they start the computer.
Is that possible with the trunk version? If not, don’t worry but I have no time to change my work immediately. (100 pc to install and 100 old to remove, office 2016 to test and to install, alone…).
Thanks for your help,
Zaza.
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@Zaarin As you managed to configure your services with an older version of FOG I don’t see why this shouldn’t work with FOG trunk as well. I am pretty sure it will. If not out of the box I am sure we can make it work without too much of a hassle.
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Hi,
I let you know. I install the trunk version.
Thanks for your help,
Zaza.
