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@Wayne-Workman
Thanks a lot!

@Wayne-Workman

Tried that still says Version: 5972 in fog… it said checked out rev 4653

Cool thanks… I’ll give it a try!

@Wayne-Workman

Tried updating via

svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk

and it checks out and installs 5972. Is there a different way I should get the latest update? That was the one I was still on?

Thanks!!

Thanks… I’ll check that out… I see that you said you were going to work on something on that post.

I get this error and i’m not sure what to do. I deleted a host and tried to re-register and it gave this error after getting to this point. I also tried to quick image and no luck. Any ideas? I don’t see the host in the browser when i search for it or the mac address. I’m running Ubuntu with the latest SVN

Thanks!

@Sebastian-Roth said:

Thanks for posting this. Please check your apache DocumentRoot setting: grep DocumentRoot /etc/apache2/*/*

Seams a bit like thinks got mixed up. See the timestamps of /var/www/html/fog… It’s Jul 16. From the error messages we saw in the apache error log this is the one being currently used and probably what you will see when grepping for DocumentRoot. But the newest date (Nov 4) is /var/www/fog. And I guess this directory is from a newer trunk install but is not being used.

If I remember right Ubuntu changed from /var/www to /var/www/html not that long ago. Tom changed the installer to reflect this and maybe it ran into some condition on your system to also change this at some point.

My advice:

• Backup all the stuff in /var/www by moving it (mv /var/www /var/www.bak && mkdir /var/www && chown www-data:www-data /var/www)
• Update FOG to latest trunk (cd path/to/trunk && svn up)
• Comment the wget command in the installer script as done before
• Run the installer
• Check DocumentRoot setting (see above) and compare with what you see in /var/www

I really hope this will get us one step further. I am very sorry that it took us so long to find out about those different fog directories in /var/www…

This worked for me! I had very similar issues!

Thanks!!

I am having issues with the upgrade and I get the same error

Backing up database…Failed! error

Where do you get the export no_proxy=“localhost”… where is the bashrc file located and do I just add that in, or should that export no_proxy already be in the file?

I see where to change the info needed in installfog.sh, but not the info mentioned above.

Thanks for any help!

@Pontiac-CCSD-429 realtek.pxe worked for me… I’m also on the latest SVN

@Lee-Rowlett Thanks. I’ll give it a try!

Update - I just realized that actually nothing is recording inventory even though it says everything OK on Full host registration. I tested on some different brands (lenovos, HP, Dell).

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Our new dell laptops E5550 don’t show up with any hardware inventory. The full host registration goes through completely and I didn’t see any errors. I just had Lenovos that worked fine with this. I do see the serial, hard drive, etc when the laptop is actually going through the registration, but it doesn’t seem to show up on the server.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Ubuntu 13.10, fog 3735

@Wolfbane8653 That worked to delete my host! Thanks

One of my hosts tried to register, got “invalid host” error. I cannot search specifically for that client (Search failed: Internal Server Error), but I can pull up the full list and it shows the host.

I click on the host and it goes to a blank page with the ID=0 at the end of the URL. I exported the host list and see that it shows only the hostname (14-14924) and image id (62).

Any ideas how to fix this? If I have to delete from the database manually, can you briefly describe how to?

Thanks!!

FOG 3735, Ubuntu 13.10

@Wendell321 I updated to the latest dev for FOG and then in your DHCP you need to change your scope option 67 from undionly.kpxe to realtek.pxe

I just wanted to report back. After updating to the latest dev and using the realtek.pxe bootfile, my lenovo 11e worked fine. I’m not sure whether or not the fog stable release combined with the realtek.pxe would have worked because I did not test that.

Thanks for all your help!! @Tom-Elliott @Wayne-Workman

@Tom-Elliott My lenovo 11e still hangs whether I use the undionly.kkpxe or kpxe. the kkpxe hangs on initializing devices and the kpxe hands on the part where it said menu (now it says Menu PXEXT). Any ideas?

Thanks!

FYI anyone looking at this, Tom helped get me updated to the latest dev version.

@Tom-Elliott No luck… tried installing again after this and the update command. Any ideas?

Thanks

@Wayne-Workman Also, tried this installing php5-mcrypt manually mcrypt.txt

Thanks

@Wayne-Workman I got this… (attached)apt-get.txt