Multiple FOG installations on one server, which is which?
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This one has me a bit baffled. FOG is typically installed IN the apache root path (i.e. /var/www/html/fog/… Unless your team mate did something really creative with the apache configs having a web root path in /root/fogproject is not typical.
Now if you upgrade to the trunk or 1.3.0-rc1/rc2 you would typically use git or svn to download the installer files and then in the ./bin folder run the installer script. If you check that /root/fogproject directory is there a bin folder just under the fogproject directory? If so that is probably the upgrade files not applied to the FOG environment.
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Lemme guess, Ubuntu for server OS?
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Simplest fix:
rm -rf /var/www/fog /var/www/html/fog cd /opt/fogproject/bin ./installfog.sh -y
Don’t go blindly erasing stuff if you have data you really need to save out of the webdirectories, but this should get things back up and running for you.
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@george1421 I do have a bin folder under /root/fogproject
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@Tom-Elliott Not sure what info under the web folders is critical that I can’t touch it?
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@gwhitfield I don’t know what you might have, but what I’m referring to would be stuff like ISO’s or something you put in the root of the web directory for FOG or something.
Otherwise, go ahead and wipe both those locations and rerun the installer.
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@Tom-Elliott I didn’t intentionally put anything in there, the only additions I made were in the /images folder. I’ll try the wipe you suggested and re-install. Thanks, I’ll let you know.
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@Tom-Elliott Oooops, before I do that, the trunk install was done under /root/fogproject. Am I still re-installing from /opt/fogproject or from /root/fogproject?
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@gwhitfield Whatever location you want. I have no idea where you placed the folder, so mine is just a generic here’s what you can do. If you used /root/fogproject cd to bin in there and run the installfog script.
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@Tom-Elliott Seems to have worked, thank you! Maybe I messed up the trunk upgrade last time somehow. Anyway, I’m showing 1.3RC now so that’s all I’m worried about