Cant access management portal
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Just to add to this issue
When I type in 127.0.0.1/fog/management it changes the url to 127.0.0.1/fog/management/?node=schema
If i disable the apache2 service it doesn’t change the url, restart it and it does again so something is working right, just not showing me the portal!
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also found the mysql service is not running and failing to start, should it be running?
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@CoxM Yes mysql should definitely be running. What version of FOG and which Linux do you use? Please post the errors here and we sure can help.
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@sebastian-roth Here is what I am getting
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@coxm What’s output of:
df -h -
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What’s output of
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@Tom-Elliott I have ow had some progress, turns out MySQL wouldn’t start due to the local nic being disabled and therefore couldn’t bind. This is now resolved but still I get an empty white screen from the fog management url.
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@CoxM Check the apache logs. See my signature on where to find those.
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@sebastian-roth @Tom-Elliott
thanks for the help, I was out the office for a few days but back now and really need to get this sorted… Apache2 error…
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@CoxM Check out this article in our wiki: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_MySQL
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@sebastian-roth Thanks, any pointers what to look for, there is alot of info on that link.
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@sebastian-roth That doesn’t seem to have resolved it.
Do you think its still a mysql issue? The MySQL error appears to have gone away and the service has started. I ran the repair sql command but all came back with status of ok. -
@CoxM But from the apache error look it seems like the mysql connection information (username, password) do not match. Check
/opt/fog/.fogsettingsplus/var/www/fog/lib/fog/config.class.phpfor mysql connection info. Then try to connect to the database using the command line tool as described in the wiki page to see if the credentials are correct. -
@sebastian-roth ok cool, that makes sense. Where can I take the correct sql credentials from? .fogsettings?
Thanks,
Matt
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@CoxM Those all need to match up!
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@sebastian-roth Thanks. I did have some issues with username and password matching when configuring a new storage node but it still worked after that.
I can see in .fogsettings I have the username and password field which appears to be what I use to login to the fog web ui. then there is snmysqluser, snmysqlpass and snmysqlhost. currently thats “root”, blank and “localhost”. Is that correct?
Any further guidance this would be amazing.
Thanks,
Matt
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@sebastian-roth
This is what happens when using the username “root” and the same password as I would use to log into the fog web ui
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@sebastian-roth this is what I get, still in the mysql prompt use the fog database and get status
