Cannot update from 1.3 RC-10 to RC-11
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Server
- FOG Version: 1.3 RC-10
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04
Client
- Service Version: N/A
- OS: N/A
Description
When running the installation script, it says I need to install/update the database schema, but when you open the FOG console it doesn’t prompt you to do anything. The banner at the top says I am still on RC-10. I also noticed that the top of the installation script says I am installing RC-10, but I assumed that was just something that was missed, as a “git pull” shows that I’m on “working-RC-11.”
Once I’m done, it still says
Running Version: 1.3.0-RC-10 Your verson of FOG is up to date.If it wasn’t for git telling me I’m on the current RC-11 I would think that I wasn’t. My only thought is that perhaps the sql update portion is failing for some reason, but I can’t find anything in the error log that would indicate why.
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It will always say to update the database scheme, even if it’s not necessary, you can just continue.
I’m not 100% sure, but I believe you will not be on RC11 unless it’s specifically instructed to install that, since it’s still being worked on and not ready for release.
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@Quazz I’d think if I pulled it down then I’d be able to install it.
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The installer always tells you to visit the web interface to install/update the database schema, whether there’s an update or it’s needed - or not. The mentions of RC-11 that you’re seeing are on a completely different branch. While you’re welcome to try the other branch, the Devs and I would recommend against it unless you’re in a dire situation - which I don’t think you are in right now.
If you’re tired of being prompted about the db update - start running the installer like this, it’ll take care of that for you automatically:
./installfog.sh -y -
@Wayne-Workman I’ve got 150 workstations to rename today and I need this fixed: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8558/reboot-host-on-hostname-changes-and-ad-changes-even-if-users-are-logged-in-button-not-saving
I was going to just make the change that Tom suggested but I can’t find what he wants us to change.
Edit: I’m on RC-11 now, issue seems to be resolved, or so I am being told by a guy on my team.
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@apathetic_admin I recommend doing the SQL query Wayne suggested instead.
UPDATE `hosts` SET `hostEnforce`='1';