That would be a great help Tom. Unfortunately I’m under the gun to get my current project done (its for work) so I have to go with what I have to meet the deadline. However, I had discussed the possibility of using fog on future projects with my director. If we were to use fog beyond this project, I would want to have everything up to date. After I get this project completed, I would appreciate your assistance in setting up the newest version of fog on the newest version of kubuntu, not only for use within the company, but also for my personal satisfaction as I never did figure out the database problem I spent so much time on.

Thanks,

I appreciate the offer. If you have any suggestions I’d be thankful.

I’ve been focused on it for a couple days, at this point I what I’ve got is what I need.

Thanks kevin,
I had tried this as well but it did not work for me. My resolution to the problem has been to downgrade to kubuntu12.04 and fog .32. I know it’s not really a solution to the problem, but it just works…and it this point that’s all I really want. I’m only using fog for a short term project.

This is a snapshot of the top portion of the errors (The list contains ~140 errors). I also failed to mention that I am running the latest version of kubuntu.

Hello everyone,

This is my first time using fog. My install seems to go smoothly up until the point where I enter the web browser to install the fog database to MySQL. When I go to install the database I get a long list of errors and the database does not install. I’ve read a couple threads somewhat related to the issue, but I’ve been unable to find a resolution. I have verified that the MySQL service is running, and I did not setup any root passwords for MySQL. Any help, or links to help would be very welcomed.

Thanks.