Posts made by mrbrown

@Tom-Elliott Sorry for the delay in posting an update on this. On a whim, I pressed the “upgrade” option on the system update page to take it up to 14.04. Didn’t really think it would work, but if I’m going to start over, why not try. You were right. The newer version fixed the problems I was having. Downloaded the latest trunk version, and we’re off and running. Thanks again

@Tom-Elliott I can save my images and make a new server. What should I use as a base? FOG will be the only thing on it.

@Tom-Elliott trunk 4018, same result foginstall.log

@Tom-Elliott Tom, I would be lying if I said I knew where to look for a php.ini

@Tom-Elliott The only change made, from a working SVN#3003?? was system updates and installing 4004. It had been working great, had an issue with an image uploading so I thought I would try the latest trunk. If I need to wipe it and switch to 14 (always thought that was a no no), or wipe it and start back with 12 again. I just need to get this up and running. Don’t get me wrong, I would like to keep what I have but if I can’t

@Wayne-Workman no

@Wayne-Workman

@Wayne-Workman Made the change so it would run out and got thisfoginstall.log

• Checking package: libapache2-mod-php5…Failed!
• Restarting Apache2 for fog vhost…Failed!

@ch3i Anything else I can try?

I have the same problem - Ubuntu 12.04 - tried 1.2.0 and trunk 4004, 4013

foginstall.log

Ubuntu 12.04 all updates installed

Installed the latest trunk (4004) and now my Apache fails. I can not re-install 1.2.0 now. Same error. I have tried removing, installing, nothing works. Please advise. Thanks

@Wayne-Workman Installed Fog Trunk and it works! I was able to register a host. Thanks for the suggestion, I had read up on it but never pulled the trigger. Still had to use .kkpxe for it to work, used .kpxe on last server, but that’s ok. Also fixed the need to manually restart the tftpd-hpa service after reboot, so all is good. Thanks again, Mick

@Wayne-Workman I’m not seeing where the hosts file contains MAC info

Compatibility returned these errors. "acpi LNXCPU:00 invalid PBLK length [7] , acpi LNXCPU:01 invalid PBLK length [7]. The MAC address problem must be with the server, I have tried different targets. The server has 2 NICs, but only one plugged in.

@Wayne-Workman HP ProLiant DL380 G5

@Wayne-Workman Ubuntu 12.04.05, not Fedora. The old server ran Ubuntu 10 and Fog 1.1.0 (UB10 / F1.1), sorry for the confusion