Version 1.2.0 released!
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Hey andyroo54 I got it to work by removing the snmysqlpass password in the /opt/fog/.fogsettings file then re running the install.
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Wow! Congratulations to all Fog developers!
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All are having problems with the database schema problem check your fog settings file in/opt/fog/.fogsettings and make sure snmysqlpass is correct for the db password
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If it installed properly, you should have the /opt/fog/.fogsettings
My guess, unless somebody else removed it, is something wasn’t completely installed properly.
I’d recommend a reinstall.
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Wow I am stupid… I forgot to check hidden files CTRL+H (ls -a)then I found the file. Updated password and done! Thanks Tom and thanks to the Fog team we are now on 1.2 can’t wait to test windows 8…!
The upgrade was super easy just don’t mind my stupidity!
Thanks again!
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Congrats Fog Team. Thanks for your great effort.
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I just signed up to say thanks. I’ve been using FOG for the deployment of our training lab since 2012ish and I really wouldn’t want to use anything else!
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Thanks for the advise updated my fog server today
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Please clarify, when this says now supports multiboot re-sizable imaging, do you mean multi-partition resizable?
I am still on version .31 and have been hesitant to upgrade because I am the only tech in a 1,500 PC 3,000 user school and can’t risk the downtime.
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[quote=“BigDawg986, post: 33945, member: 75”]Please clarify, when this says now supports multiboot re-sizable imaging, do you mean multi-partition resizable?
I am still on version .31 and have been hesitant to upgrade because I am the only tech in a 1,500 PC 3,000 user school and can’t risk the downtime.[/quote]
No when it says Multiboot I means Multiple Operating Systems on the hard drive, such as Windows and Linux on one machine but being able to choose the OS to boot to at each reboot.
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[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 33964, member: 3582”]No when it says Multiboot I means Multiple Operating Systems on the hard drive, such as Windows and Linux on one machine but being able to choose the OS to boot to at each reboot.[/quote]
Thanks, I should have figured as much but whenever I set up multiboots I always put each OS in a separate partition so that’s why I asked.
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That should still work for you.
Resizable was never “partition” dependent, just when it was initially implemented it was for XP which only had one partition on a default install.
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Hello all,
What database is the new version of FOG using? I just set up a new server as I need to migrate off some old hardware. I did a fresh install and exported/imported my hosts. I copied over my image files and want to be able to export/import the image database info, but there is no option for this. So I thought I’d mysqldump the images table and import it into the 1.2 database on the new server.
I may be totally going about this the wrong way and if so, please let me know, but my question is: how do I find the database name that 1.2 is using? When I go to mysql and do a “show databases”, I see no “fog” database like on the old server.
Please advise as my old server was having problems saying it could not find the entire image file, so I thought I’d go ahead and migrate to the new one. We use FOG heavily for our school system.
Thanks!
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[quote=“Josh Scoville, post: 34427, member: 25343”]Hello all,
What database is the new version of FOG using? I just set up a new server as I need to migrate off some old hardware. I did a fresh install and exported/imported my hosts. I copied over my image files and want to be able to export/import the image database info, but there is no option for this. So I thought I’d mysqldump the images table and import it into the 1.2 database on the new server.
I may be totally going about this the wrong way and if so, please let me know, but my question is: how do I find the database name that 1.2 is using? When I go to mysql and do a “show databases”, I see no “fog” database like on the old server.
Please advise as my old server was having problems saying it could not find the entire image file, so I thought I’d go ahead and migrate to the new one. We use FOG heavily for our school system.
Thanks![/quote]
It sounds to me like the FOG database never got created on your system. Did you not run through the Schema installer/updater?
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I did run the schema update and I can log into the new server web gui and was even able to import hosts from a csv file, which did import and show up.
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In /var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php under the db_settings method, there should be a line like:
[code]define(‘DATABASE_NAME’, ‘fog’);[/code]This should be the name of the database per default. If you edited the file or this isn’t set correctly, it should, at the least tell what the new database name is being referenced.
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That’s weird. It says fog in the name setting in the php file, but when I gype mysql > show databases; fog is not listed. I try a “use database” command, but it says access denied. Could it be hidden or something? It has to be there, obviously since the web interface is running?
Am I even on the right track trying to import this image table? Or should I just recreate the names?
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I’d recommend recreate the names. I don’t know why the db is reporting that it’s access is denied, but maybe the user you’re logged into mysql with isn’t allowed?
