Upgrade Gone Wrong......
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@Sebastian-Roth When I run the first command you mentioned It says:
root@SAU-FOG:~/fogproject/bin# service mysql, ps aux | grep mysql
utility, e.g. service mysql ps
The script you are attempting to invoke has been converted to an Upstart
job, but ps is not supported for Upstart jobs.Maybe I am entering it wrong. Still kind of lame at linux
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@Sebastian-Roth I can connect to mysql no problem though.
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@Arsenal101 They’re two separate commands.
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@Quazz Still doesnt like it… I have tried Service mysql status - comes back with service running and the PID,
service mysql ps aux comes back with the upstart job error.
service mysql ps same…
service mysql aux same…I am at a loss
If I do a tail /var/log/apache2/error.log i get serveral lines all the same error PHP Fatal Error Class 'System" not found in /var/www/fog/commons/init.php
???
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@Arsenal101 What version did you install?
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@Tom-Elliott Should be the latest SVN 5705 i think.
I just found this https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6298/fatal-error-message-when-opening-the-fog-page-http-ip-fog-management
Which looks like the problem I am having? I am just not sure exactly how to remedy it.
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@Arsenal101 You think?
What does it show on the GUI? Top left next to (maybe inside) the cloud.
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@Tom-Elliott I can’t get to the GUI… I get a PHP error 500 and the page wont load. So I am not sure.
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@Tom-Elliott You’re then MAN!!!
That did it. Once I was able to get the GUI back up it said that It couldn’t communicate with the database. I was able to connect with the database using root and blank password but when I checked the config.class.php I had some text where the password field is. I wiped that out, saved it and refreshed the page and it was asking me to update the database Schema which it should. I took a SQL backup and updated it.
Should be back up and running. downloading an image now! Maybe that will fix my slow imaging problem too who knows.
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@Arsenal101 To ensure all goes smoothly on the next upgrade, edit the /opt/fog/.fogsettings file.
Look at the snmysqluser= snmysqlpass= and snmysqlhost fields and make sure they’re set properly.
In your case:
snmysqluser='root' snmysqlpass='' snmysqlhost='IP/Hostname of FOG here'
