First i ran the command :

wget -O /var/www/fog/lib/fog/plugin.class.php https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FOGProject/fogproject/6717f382177e714c1bd22eb11627133cfd4e0ebe/packages/web/lib/fog/plugin.class.php

(The filesize changed so I assume the update worked)

Then i deinstalled the plugin.
I can successfully reinstall the plugin but it still fails to create the tables.
I tried it a couple of times with LDAP, WOL and my custom plugin but none of them create the tables.

SERVER

FOG Version: 1.4.4
OS: Debian 9

Yes i did that of course but no success.

Is there any news on this subject. I tryed the fix but the tables still dont get created.

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks alot i will try that

Hello all,
i managed to setup an image including a windows 7 and a Ubuntu OS and a Grub bootloader. I deployed that Image but now i want to exchange the Ubuntu with a newer version. Is it possible to deploy into my excisting environment or do i have to deploy the whole Image of Win7+ Ubuntu+ Grub? In the future i want to have like 10 different OS with Grub as bootloader and every few month i want to exchange one OS so i really need a feature to deploy into my environment rather than deploying everything again.
Thanks.

Hello. I know this is quite an old Post but it is quite close to my issue. I managed to deploy a dualbootloader (grub legacy) with a Ubuntu and a Windows 7 OS. Now i just wanna replace the Windows 7 with another Image but i wanna keep the existing Bootloader and all other OS in it. Is there a way to deploy a single OS into this bootloader or do i have to deploy the whole thing again (Grub+Ubuntu+ Windows 7)? Also is it possible to deploy an OS and then integrate it into the original FOG Bootmenu (Not just an iso i mean the native os)?