Changing Name works, Joining AD is not but was prior to upgrade

[Bill Rice]

Ok so I am attempting to do this two ways… Directly from the FOG server Via Command Line and from a windows PC here is the error i see from the Fog Server:
roxborough@roxmintfog:~$ mysql -u root -p fog
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mysql> update hosts set hostADUser=‘Administrator’ where hostADUser=‘roxborough\Administrator’;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)
Rows matched: 0 Changed: 0 Warnings: 0

mysql> update hosts set hostADUser=‘Administrator’ where hostADUser=‘roxborough\Administrator’;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)
Rows matched: 0 Changed: 0 Warnings: 0

mysql>
and in Windows I tried using SQLyog for win and it keeps adding my domain ID to the end of the logon users credentials so it denies access to the fog server/DB.

[Raff]

it’s probably case sensitive, modify the query with the correct case, check an existing host for the case your using

[Bill Rice]

[quote=“Raff, post: 28080, member: 298”]it’s probably case sensitive, modify the query with the correct case, check an existing host for the case your using[/quote]

Is there any older config files I can look at that would house this information as I think I have already modified the current configuration so the previous case sensitivity is lost. Im trying to reference what it used to be but cant find the FOG configuration file that had this information from any backup’s

[Tom Elliott]

What about this:
[code]update hosts set hostADUser=‘Administrator’ where hostADUser like ‘%roxborough%Administrator%’;[/code]

[Junkhacker]

i recommend that you install phpmyadmin, which will allow you to edit the database from a webgui, if you want to edit the database and are unfamiliar with editing mysql databases from command line

[Bill Rice]

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 28119, member: 7271”]What about this:
[code]update hosts set hostADUser=‘Administrator’ where hostADUser like ‘%roxborough%Administrator%’;[/code][/quote]

BINGO!
mysql> update hosts set hostADUser=‘Administrator’ where hostADUser like ‘%roxborough%Administrator%’;
Query OK, 179 rows affected (0.01 sec)
Rows matched: 179 Changed: 179 Warnings: 0