[S]I have 820 hosts… a mix of various Optiplexes and Lenovos. my naming convention is location,room,machine number[/S]
[S]so es-45-01 etc[/S]
[S]Went back into the sql database to make triple sure my ID’s matched up.[/S]
[S]I’m now in the process of creating a VM of a .33 with “new” hosts, to check if my imports messed it up[/S]
[COLOR=#ff0000][B]Scratch all of that, changed over to Firefox and it works ( I was using chrome with a ton of add-ons)[/B][/COLOR]
[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]If I do a search for [/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=monospace][COLOR=#dd0000]iSysserial[/COLOR][/FONT]
[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]HDYZDK1 or a host [/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]name like 2014-spare-01 or part of a name[/COLOR][/FONT]
[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]Fog will show ALL my hosts.[/COLOR][/FONT]
[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]Also doublechecked my hostID and inventory iHostID they match.If I seach for something I know is not there I get an error searching message.[/COLOR][/FONT]
Yes I’m on R982, I’ve imported the hostid’s from CSV into a testserver then exported the SQL to my NEW testserver… I’ll double check, I can click on hardware for a host and get the correct info
BTW a search for a dell[FONT=sans-serif][COLOR=#000000] service tag, results in fog showing me all my hosts[/COLOR][/FONT]
exported from .32 using phpmyadmin.
What was important for us was the host name, mac address and hardware info.
So we exported to .csv format the hosts from the old .32 install.
Finessed the data in excel, we had to add four columns. then imported the .csv in the new install.
same with printers and images.
The easiest one was inventory -which holds all your hardware info, this was a straight SQL export.
So you need to csv export:
hosts
images
printers -if you use printers-
inventory (SQL table export)
Then use phpmyadmin on .33 and import into the sql.
I can be more specific, but that’ll be Monday when I’m back at work.
yes ! that’s fine… we do appreciate the time and effort ! Fog is the cornerstone of our IT department 
ok… we’ve finessed our export/imports and are confident we can make 033b happen. However one tiny problem that’s probably easy to fix., when you search for any piece of hardware like a serial number or asset tag, search results are 0.
We use this quite extensively to search for Dell tags.
Can you try on in your database to search for something in the hardware… like [FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]System Serial Number ?[/COLOR][/FONT]
Update: we’ve installed 12.04 fog R976.
Everything works fine until we import our SQL from .32 .
33b goes nuts, throws errors , any suggestions ?
I’m assuming the exported SQL database is not compatible with .33b so what changed.
The ability to search for any part… like the mac address, host name, tag…
On 32 there’s a progress bar on “active tasks” that shows you the percentage of imaging, we’ve also implemented a fix for UPloading an image to show the progress bar, which is what I was referring to.
[SIZE=2]We’re [/SIZE]re installing[SIZE=2] 12.04 then fog r796, note: this is a side server. Our main one we still run on 32 ;)[/SIZE]
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 18357, member: 7271”]I don’t know about the progress bars specifically. I haven’t seen them since r899 and I can’t pinpoint where they’re to actually display. So that issue aside, how do you mean you’ve lost the ability to search? Search for what? All search bars in specific? One area? What do you mean lost the ability to search?[/quote]
we’re running r975 on Ubuntu 13.10 but have lost the ability to search, it does not show disk info for the server ( space ) and it does not show the progress when uploading an image
We’ve noticed the same thing, also we used to be able to search for example by service tag on a Dell, but now that returns nothing…
