Issues after upgrading to 16.04

[Tom]

Hello all,

Upgraded the OS from 14.04 to 16.04 and than I tried to update FOG to 1.3 RC10.

I got the following:

Thank you in advance,

Tom

[Tom]

Checked MySQL service, it’s running.

[Wayne Workman]

What’s the output of this command? ip addr show

Also, try to run the installer as:
snmysqlhost='127.0.0.1' ./installfog.sh

[Tom]

@Wayne-Workman Thank you,
ran snmysqlhost=‘127.0.0.1’ ./installfog.sh but not change.
Restarting Apache2 for fog vhost failed.
here is the ip addr output.

Tom

[ch3i]

@Tom Hi, can you post your apache log ?

[Tom]

@ch3i Sure, here is the log from today.

[ch3i]

@Tom Not sure if it’s the good way, but after upgrade Debian 6 to 7 I’ve to purge the apache install (apt-get purge apache) and rerun the fog installer.

[Tom]

@ch3i Thanks, I’ll give it a try.

[Tom]

As ch3i suggested, purged apache and FOG install again.
I got this:

[Tom]

All,
Thank you for your support.
After unsuccessful attempt to upgrade to 16.04, I reverted back to 14.04.
So now, I have up to date 14.04 and FOG 1.3 RC-10. It seems to be working fine now.
I’m ready to follow any instructions to successfully upgrade to 16.04.

Thanks again,

Tom

[EAHarvey]

I’m trying the purge now. I will report back.

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom I think if you disable IPv6 it will work. Sorry for the late reply, been under the weather lately.

[Tom]

@Wayne-Workman I hope you’re feeling better.
This is the current status:
Had Ubuntu 14.04 up to date with FOG 1.3 RC-10. Upgraded to 16.04.
Disabled IPv6 - did not resolve the issue.
Ran fog install - Apache 2 failed to start and console not coming up.
so, no change.

Thanks,

Tom

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom what is the output of ip addr show ?

[EAHarvey]

FYI Purge didn’t work for me. just reporting back. Don’t want to hijack the thread so I’m just going to watch and see what we find out.

[EAHarvey]

I think it has something to do with Ubuntu 14 was php5 and 16 is php7 and ubuntu will not let you install php5 on 16.04. Just a Thought.

[Tom]

@Wayne-Workman Posted it yesterday, it’s below.

[Tom Elliott]

Run :

rm -rf '/etc/apache*' '/etc/php*'
apt-get purge 'lib*php*' 'php*' 'apache*'

Then rerun the installer

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom and I asked for it again to see if IPv6 is really disabled or not. Several times I’ve been told “It’s turned off” yet it was not, hope you understand.

[EAHarvey]

@Wayne-Workman Wayne, is this what you are talking about? Editing the sysctl.conf?

net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1
net.ipv6.conf.lo.disable_ipv6 = 1

I have ran this on my setup and still have the same issue. Here is a good article on doing this.
lDisable Ipv6

If you have any other ideas to things to try, I will be glad to do them. I can respond with whatever you need. I just didn’t want to intrude on the other persons issues.