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Dear all, As I understand it is possible to install OpenErp on webfaction. Does anyone have a small step by step installation guide? Thanks a lot |
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It looks like OpenERP is a python application, and uses its own internal HTTP server rather than using WSGI. This means you can install the application under a Custom Application (listening on port). We don't have a step-by-step installation guide, but the overall process seems very straightforward. In a nutshell, you'll need to install several Python packages as dependencies, and then set up your application to run on the port assigned by your Custom Application (listening on port) which you create in the Control Panel. These references will probably be most relevant in installation: http://docs.webfaction.com/software/python.html http://docs.webfaction.com/software/custom.html http://docs.webfaction.com/user-guide/websites.html If you run into specific issues, you can outline the problems in a comment to this post. Hope that helps! |
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Well I understand a bit more about how it probably works (I am not informaticien...) I have to define a configuration file for my server and another for the webclient (see hereunder). My problem is I do not know where I have to set the default localhost adress (if any) and where the webfaction ip adress. I have the same problem with the port, where should I use the custom port compared to the usual ones? Thanks a lot for your help. SERVER: [options] xmlrpc= True database= jpaoust_XXXXXX interface = 174.120.42.10 init= {} update ={} user= jpaoust_XXXXXX db_name = jpaoust_XXXXXXX db_user = jpaoust_XXXXXXX db_password = xxxxx db_port=5432 [client] lang=en-UK [login] protocol = http:// port = XXXXX server = 174.120.42.10 [support] recipient = xxxx@YYYY.com WEBCLIENT: [global] server.socket_host = "174.120.42.10" server.socket_port = XXXXX [openerp] host = '174.120.42.10' port = 'XXXXX' protocol = 'socket' [openerp-web] company.url='http://www.mycompany.be' |