Upgrade Problems

[TonyK]

Upgrading from 0.32 to 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. This used to be a physical machine and about two years ago I converted it to a VM. I believe my first issue is due to the conversion. Anyways when upgrading it says… “You still need to install/update your database schema. This can be done by opening a web browser and going to: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX” Anyways that IP address is still the old one. Issue #2. When I go to the current IP Address/fog/management it brings up the Database Schema Installer / Updater. When I go to upgrade it fails with a huge report. Any insight as to what is happening and how to fix is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[TonyK]

After re-storing my server back to a working state I tried changing all the files mentioned. I still get the same error. Does it make a difference if I am on SQL 5.1 vs 5.5?

[d4rk3]

I forgot to mention that you need to update your password in here too:

/var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php

Then: [CODE]service mysql restart[/CODE]

Make sure FOG works normally. Then try to upgrade again.

[TonyK]

It is running, process 12432. Still no luck. Thanks!

[Tom Elliott]

Ensure mysql service is actually running:

From another terminal run:
[code]sudo service mysql restart[/code]

[TonyK]

So what I do is go to the Fog_1.2.0/bin run ./installfog.sh The install starts, I accept the DHCP information with Y. I get a message saying “We are about to install MySQL Server on this server, if MySQL isn’t installed already you will be prompted for a root password.” “Press enter to acknowledge this message.” So I press enter. Then it tells me to open my browser to install/update your database schema. So I go into the browser to do that and that is when it tells me it failed.

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1454_FogError.pdf?:”]FogError.pdf[/url]

[Tom Elliott]

That’s what you do when you make a change in fogsettings
fog settings just makes it an “upgrade”

You go back to your “install” folder
and run
./installfog.sh

It takes care of the rest.

[TonyK]

I do not believe I have ever re-installed fog.

[Tom Elliott]

did you reinstall fog?

[TonyK]

Im on Sql 5.1 if that matters, but I did change the password for SQL and in the .fogsettings with no luck.

Thanks!

[d4rk3]

I had this same issue when I upgraded to 1.2.0. I had to run [CODE]dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.5[/CODE] to change my root password for MySQL. I then updated the password in .fogsettings and it worked.

[TonyK]

My apologies, I restarted my Fog server.

[Tom Elliott]

What do you mean restarted in the browser?

[TonyK]

I edited .fogsettings per your recommendation. I tried to re-run and it failed, I restarted it still failed, I cleared the cache in the browser just to be safe and it still failed. I am sorry for the bad news. Thanks!

[Tom Elliott]

When you edit .fogsettings, it doesn’t automatically transfer over, it just makes your upgrading much easier.

If you can re-run the installer, all should work for you.

[TonyK]

Thank you Tom for you reply. I was able to fix my first issue with the ip address being wrong within the .fogsettings file. As far as my second issue I am still having problems, even after entering the fields you stated. Other thoughts?

Thanks!

[Tom Elliott]

Edit the /opt/fog/.fogsettings file

Particularly the fields:

snmysqluser
snmysqlhost
snmysqlpass

snmysqluser should be:

snmysqluser=“root”;
snmysqlhost=“IP.OF.FOG.XX”;
snmysqlpass=“passwordofsqlrootuser”;

[TonyK]

I do have a password set for mysql. I have not seen any place for me to type the password during the upgrade though. Thanks!

[Albatros]

Do you have set an mysql password during installation of fog? It could be that the mysql password in fog is not correct and then it fails in updating.