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    Invalid Host - ID 0, has name and imageID - no MAC address

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      GFm
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      One of my hosts tried to register, got “invalid host” error. I cannot search specifically for that client (Search failed: Internal Server Error), but I can pull up the full list and it shows the host.

      I click on the host and it goes to a blank page with the ID=0 at the end of the URL. I exported the host list and see that it shows only the hostname (14-14924) and image id (62).

      Any ideas how to fix this? If I have to delete from the database manually, can you briefly describe how to?

      Thanks!!

      FOG 3735, Ubuntu 13.10

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        Wolfbane8653 Developer
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        You’re going to have to go into mysql database and delete the host with hostID=0.

        mysql -u root -p fog
        

        in mysql…

        select * from hosts where hostID=0 \G
        

        That will show all your hosts with a bad hostID then you will need to delete them…

        delete from hosts where hostID=0;
        

        FINALLY re-register the host you were having trouble with.

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          GFm @Wolfbane8653
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          @Wolfbane8653 That worked to delete my host! Thanks

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