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 DescriptionI am running Ubuntu 16.04 and FOG server 1.3.5. The setup had been working flawlessly for the last 6 months or so. Yesterday I was going to image some more computers and received the database schema error. Nothing had been done or changed in FOG itself. I don’t if maybe the OS received an update. How do I resolve this without losing my existing database and images? 
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 Anthony
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 @tom-elliott 
 I installed 1.4.4. and am back up and running again. Everything seems to still be in tact. Thanks again for the help.
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 Will you check to see if this article applies: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10006/ubuntu-is-fog-s-enemy If you have unattended upgrades from ubuntu, that probably helped/broke your install. 
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 Rerun the installer and it should fix the problem. I can’t remember the link at the moment, but this is almost certainly related to the unattended upgrades. More info can be found in the Announcements under “Ubuntu is FOG’s enemy” 
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 @tom-elliott 
 Thank you for the quick reply.
 Will I still be able to use my existing database if I reinstall?It also looks like I need to look at my unattended updates setting. 
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 @ariederer26 The installer does not lose anything. I’d also highly recommend updating, personally I’d say the RC’s but I understand if you can only go to the latest stable. We’re now up to 1.4.4 for stable, and the RC’s are working towards 1.5.0. This you can find in https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_trunk 
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 @ariederer26 Yeah, for right now I would say upgrade to 1.4.4 and hold off on the 1.5.0RC series a bit (the new gui looks really nice though). There has been a lot of fixes between 1.3.5 and 1.4.1 around single disk resizable that you will need. The developers fixed a few nasty bugs in 1.3.5 and then polished the resizable functions in 1.4.1. 
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 @tom-elliott 
 I installed 1.4.4. and am back up and running again. Everything seems to still be in tact. Thanks again for the help.

