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@dpotesta50 said in Resyncing FOG’s service account password:
The FOG program I have installed needs updating
What do you mean by that?
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@sebastian-roth The program itself is saying there is a newer version available for download. If I updated the FOG program to the latest version, will it resolve my password issues?
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@dpotesta50 said in Resyncing FOG’s service account password:
Is what your instructing me to do just deleting the installation folder to rebuild it, or the actual installed application?
This is just the installation files. the actual FOG installation is literally all over the OS in lots of other places.
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@wayne-workman If the app I’m running is an older version, will this install the latest version of the installation files?
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@dpotesta50 said in Resyncing FOG’s service account password:
If the app I’m running is an older version, will this install the latest version of the installation files?
Yes, but ‘latest version’ lacks context here. Fog has branches, which is explained in the ‘Getting FOG’ article. The master branch has the latest stable version, which is 1.4.4 as of December 2017.
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@dpotesta50 said in Resyncing FOG’s service account password:
If I updated the FOG program to the latest version, will it resolve my password issues?
Yep.
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@wayne-workman We’re running 1.5.0.RC-8
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@dpotesta50 said in Resyncing FOG’s service account password:
We’re running 1.5.0.RC-8
Then in the ‘Getting FOG’ instructions, you need to use the dev-branch. dev-branch is currently 1.5 rc10.
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@wayne-workman I need to figure something else out. I just do NOT understand FOG or Linux at all.
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[MOD Note] Forking topic since the issue doesn’t directly relate to this tutorial.
