Cannot modify image --> host association

[Tom Elliott]

I’m unable to replicate.

[Wayne Workman]

Are you using groups to do this, or are you directly changing it inside host management?

[Carl]

In host management. I do have some groups created but I’ve not added any hosts to those groups yet.

[Tom Elliott]

@Carl You should have a backup from when you did the update to trunk. Do you have this still? Can you supplant the original DB in place (FOG Configuration Page->Configuration Save->Import) and see if the update (again) fixes the issue?

[Carl]

Restored the backup.
Did a resync with subversion.
Ran installer.

So far so good… except now the hosts that I was working with before are missing.

[Tom Elliott]

@Carl No need to rerun the installer. Just re-import the DB and update again.

[Carl]

What do you mean by “update again”?

[Wayne Workman]

@Carl either git pull and reinstall, or svn up and reinstall. Go to the place where you have fog’s source files and run those, then go into bin and run the installer with ./installfog.sh -y

[Carl]

I’m somewhat confused now. Tom says don’t run the installer… Wayne says to run the installer???
I’ve already done the steps Wayne mentioned. It’s what I was referring to in my earlier post.

Restored the backup.
Did a resync with subversion.
Ran installer.

So far so good… except now the hosts that I was working with before are missing.

[Wayne Workman]

@Carl I misinterpreted what Tom said. He was talking about the DB Schema update that would appear in the web interface. Sorry about the confusion.

[Carl]

Ok well I did that schema update also.

[Sebastian Roth]

@Carl So is this issue solved?

[Carl]

The original issue : yes. Should I create a new thread for the one that came up during the course of resolving that?

[Sebastian Roth]

@Carl said:

The original issue : yes. Should I create a new thread for the one that came up during the course of resolving that?

Yes please. Makes it more easy for people to follow…

Marking this solved.