Posts made by darthanubis

[quote=“chad-bisd, post: 5223, member: 18”]holy thread resurrection Batman! You’re post is ambiguous. Post more details if this problem is the exact same as the OP, or better yet start your own thread including information about your FOG server OS, FOG version, etc.[/quote]

I have FOG running on two machines, one as server and one as storage node. With password as root I was able to login to FOG webadmin page and set up a host and connect the storage node. Everything seemed to work except I could not upload an image from Windows 7, which gave the error multi-partition disk, then I noticed in the log that this error about the database not being connected was still flooding. I found the thread about the storage node, and as I was about to follow your directions there, I found that I can no longer login to FOGs admin page. The main machine is Kubuntu x64, and the storage node is turnkey linux core running in a container withing Proxmox. I had to use ufs3 instead of nfs-kernel-server as my nfs server, as per the FOG wiki. I was so close, but don’t want to have to start from scratch. I came into the IRC channel, but it was dead.

Hope I have provided enough info.

[quote=“adepo331, post: 1042, member: 431”]Definitely, you are trying to Multicast. To fix the problem ,ensure that you do not enter password for mysql root during FOG installation. after the installation, do the below:

1. enter a Mysql username and password u desired ( e.g u=fogadmin, pwd= testing) in the /var/www/fogcommons/config.php and /opt/fog/service/etc/config.php

Before trying to open the FOG management webpage
Install PHPMYADMIN (this makes database management easy)
Open http: //localhost/phpmyadmin (in your web browser)
Create a new user $ pwd (the one you entered above) and give them ALL permissions for ALL HOSTS (basically they should be the same as ROOT
Check the user is there and the permissions are set correctly.
Go into the PERMISSIONS tab and remove the password for ROOT under localhost & 127.0.0.1 (if any)
Open the FOG webmanagement page
Set up the users in FOG
Go back to PHPMyAdmin and make sure FOG has been added as a database. You will need to log on as the ‘new user’ above
Reset the root password to something secure (as per pre install???)
Open the FOG database
Go to Permissions and BLANK the root password for localhost & 127.0.0.1

Then your problem is solved…[/quote]

Can’t log into the FOG UI now.

I see and can edit the file, but no one mentions where in the file the text is located or what it looks like to be edited?