@Wayne-Workman

So, If I modify /opt/fog/.fogsettings to reflect the correct MySQL password, will that take care of it?

I finally got the installation to finish successfully by:

• Upgrading Ubuntu to 16.04
• Completely uninstalling FOG and deleting the fog user
• Creating the FOG database manually
• Modifying the credentials for the MySQL user in /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php to match the root password.

I was able to create the schema and login to FOG, so now it looks like it’s working again. No idea why FOG had trouble creating the DB on a clean install of Ubuntu…

Thanks for all your replies.

The firewall is disabled (confirmed with sudo ufw status). I pulled the latest master branch and re-ran ./installfog.sh -y, but received the same Updating Database… Failed! message.

I confirmed that the fog database was never created in MySQL.

I can try upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04, but ran into the same issue when I installed FOG on a 16.04 VM a few days ago. Perhaps pulling the latest master branch and disabling the firewall will do the trick on 16.04. Stay tuned…

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0
• OS: Ubuntu LTS 14.04

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

Hey guys,

I’ve been banging my head against the wall for a day or so on this one.
I ran into an issue with a storage node earlier this week, so instead of trying to troubleshoot and diagnose, I decided I’d just start over from scratch since we did not have any prod images uploaded as of yet. I reinstalled Ubuntu and then FOG on top of it, and am running into an issue where I cannot access http://FOGSERVER/fog/management from any web browser. Of course, I installed Ubuntu without a GUI so I cannot test from localhost. However, this was working perfectly before in the same environment yesterday.

I assigned a static IP on eth0 and can ping an IP address, but no hostnames despite settings dns-nameservers. However, I can ping the FOG server via hostname and IP address from another host.

We are running this VM in VCenter5 on an ESXi host.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,
Alex