Re: [tryton] Install tryton via mercuarial.
On Saturday, 28 February 2015 21:04:51 UTC+7, Axel Braun wrote: Hi Chris, Am Montag, 23. Februar 2015, 21:11:54 schrieb Chris Larsen: I think that Tryton should stick to the time-honoured practice of having a trytond.config.sample file made available, which is documented and commented, and users can copy it and modify their working version. Doing such a sample file is actually less work than writing extensive wiki documentation. We should make it easier, not harder, for users to use this splendid ERP infrastructure! That helps, indeed, nevertheless you should read the docs to make sure you understand what you are doing. For the openSUSE packages I added a trytond.conf.example, updated tryton- server.README.SUSE (can be found in /usr/share/doc/packages/trytond) and as well updated the wiki in https://code.google.com/p/tryton/wiki/InstallationonopenSUSE This should give a guidance on when an encrypted password is required - and when not. HTH axel Dear All, As I run trytond (for ERP, with GNU Health and the Occhiolino LIMS) in different virtualenv instances, and inside FreeBSD jails, trytond does actually not run out of the box, or rather only in a simplistic localhost install. I blindly assume that the latter may not be everyone's idela installation modus. Therefore, allow me to add a sampe configuration file that - as I hope - accommodates the latest current confiuguration version. By copying this trytond.conf.sample to your own tryton.conf, or, optionally, trytond_[instance].conf, and by editing those options that are non-default in your given setting, you should be ready to run! Here we go: # trytond configuration file # Defaults are provided, and can be overridden as required [jsonrpc] # Defines the behavior of the JSON-RPC network interface # # Defines a comma separated list of couple of host (or IP address) and port numer separeted by a colon to listen on #listen = localhost:8000 # This is the hostname used when generating tryton URI #hostname = # Configure the path of json-rpc data #data = /var/www/localhost/tryton [xmlrpc] # Defines the behaviour of the XML-RPC interface # # Defines a comma separated list of couple of host (or IP address) and port numer separeted by a colon to listen on #listen = [webdav] # Defines the behaviour of the WebDAV interface # # Defines a comma separated list of couple of host (or IP address) and port numer separeted by a colon to listen on #listen = [database] # Defines how database is managed # # Contains the URI to connect to the SQL database # Syntax: database://username:password@host:port/ # The available databases are: postgresql://, mysql://, sqlite:// # pyscopg2 supports two type of connections: # TCP/IP connection: postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/ # Unix domain connection: postgresql://username:password@/ #uri = # The directory where Tryton should store files and so the user running trytond must have write access on this directory #path = /var/lib/trytond # A boolean value to list available databases #list = True # The number of retries when a database operation error occurs during a request #retry = # The main language of the database that will be stored in the main table for translatable fields #language = en_US [ssl] # Activates SSL on all network protocol # # The path to hte private key #privatekey = # The path to the certificate #certificate = [email] # The SMTP-URL to connect to the SMTP server which is extended to support SSL and STARTTLS # The available protocols are: # smtp: simple SMTP # smtp+tls: SMTP with STARTTLS # smtps: SMTP with SSL #uri = smtp://localhost:25 # Defines the default From address when Tryton send emails #from = [session] # Configure session handling # # The time in second before a session expires #timeout = 600 # The server password uses to authenticate database management from the client # It is encrypted using using the Unix crypt(3) routine # Such password can be generated using this command line # python -c 'import getpass,crypt,random,string; print crypt.crypt(getpass.getpass(), .join(random.sample(string.ascii_letters + string.digits, 8)))' # Configure the Tryton server password #super_pwd = [report] # Configure parameters for report creation using Libre-/OpenOffice # # unoconv connection parameters #unoconv = pipe,name=trytond;urp;StarOffice.ComponentContext Please note the important comment regarding the superuser password. I think this is where many new users got stuck - the configuriation file accepts the password hash, *not* the cleartext password. Hope this helps! Cheers, Chris
Re: [tryton] Install tryton via mercuarial.
On Sunday, 23 November 2014 16:30:03 UTC+7, Cédric Krier wrote: On 21 Nov 18:16, Pandhêga Palibaya wrote: Hi guys.. I was tried install tryton via mercurial, and always got Sorry, wrong password for the Tryton server. Please try again. when create new database. Then, I tried using trytond.conf I got from http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Tryton because file trytond.conf is missing from official repository, then got same error too. Since 3.4, there is no more a default password in the configuration and the format has changed for an encrypted version. See http://doc.tryton.org/3.4/trytond/doc/topics/configuration.html#super-pwd Also there is no more a default configuration file provided so you have to create one with the option you want. It seems the wiki page is not updated for the last version. -- Cédric Krier - B2CK SPRL Email/Jabber: cedric...@b2ck.com javascript: Tel: +32 472 54 46 59 Website: http://www.b2ck.com/ Dear All, The lack of a default configuraqtion file is kind of acceptable, though a bit inconvenient. What does not make sense is the lack of documentation of all the options that are applicable to the configuration file - I am, for instance, aawre that the LDAP setup has been shifted from the GUI to the configuration file. Likewise, other options will evolve over time. This link (http://doc.tryton.org/3.4/trytond/doc/topics/configuration.html) barely explains the configuration file option, and hence does not help. I think that Tryton should stick to the time-honoured practice of having a trytond.config.sample file made available, which is documented and commented, and users can copy it and modify their working version. Doing such a sample file is actually less work than writing extensive wiki documentation. We should make it easier, not harder, for users to use this splendid ERP infrastructure! Thoughts? Chris
[tryton] Product category meta data
Dear All, I stumbled across an interesting issue when setting up product categories for biomedical equipment: If you look at the 2011 WHO Core Medical Equipment http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/95788/1/WHO_HSS_EHT_DIM_11.03_eng.pdf documentation, there is, for instance, a product category called: Analyzer, Laboratory, Hematology, Blood Grouping, Automated, which can be translated nicely into a category tree. However, there are currently two standards, UMDNS and GMDN, that mean the same, yet have different naming conventions, plus give a code to each of their very own terms. Example: UMDNS equivalent: Analyzers, Laboratory, Hematology, Blood Grouping, Automated UMDNS code: 16817 GMDN equivalent: ABO/Rh(D) Blood Grouping Analyser IVD, Automated GMDN code: 56712 That is close enough for aliases of a given category term, but we also need a fields for the respective standards' codes. Would it be possible to attach the attribute and attribute categories facility to the product categories, so that for each category we could define aliases and coses for each alas, PLUS a code for the category term itself? I would otherwise see some serious issue in using Tryton for standardised products, especially, if there are several standards competing with each other, as is often seen in high-value environments, such as health. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot, indeed - Chris
[tryton] Re: Product category meta data
On Thursday, 2 October 2014 18:33:59 UTC+3, Chris Larsen wrote: Dear All, I stumbled across an interesting issue when setting up product categories for biomedical equipment: If you look at the 2011 WHO Core Medical Equipment http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/95788/1/WHO_HSS_EHT_DIM_11.03_eng.pdf documentation, there is, for instance, a product category called: Analyzer, Laboratory, Hematology, Blood Grouping, Automated, which can be translated nicely into a category tree. However, there are currently two standards, UMDNS and GMDN, that mean the same, yet have different naming conventions, plus give a code to each of their very own terms. Example: UMDNS equivalent: Analyzers, Laboratory, Hematology, Blood Grouping, Automated UMDNS code: 16817 GMDN equivalent: ABO/Rh(D) Blood Grouping Analyser IVD, Automated GMDN code: 56712 That is close enough for aliases of a given category term, but we also need a fields for the respective standards' codes. Would it be possible to attach the attribute and attribute categories facility to the product categories, so that for each category we could define aliases and coses for each alas, PLUS a code for the category term itself? I would otherwise see some serious issue in using Tryton for standardised products, especially, if there are several standards competing with each other, as is often seen in high-value environments, such as health. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot, indeed - Chris An add-on, related: I noted that in the Product Categories section, I can sort only by Name in the left-hand column showing the ends of each branch of the category tree. The 2nd column showing the whole tree is not sort-able at all, yet it should to cope with complex trees. Am is missing something? Thanks a lot, Chris
[tryton] Re: tryton-contrib : How to?
Dear All, Though replying from Vietnam, I have enough affiliations with Latin American work on Tryton (- GNU Health, etc.) that I feel part of this... If you tell me what you need, I will be happy to look into website and such. I have certainly enough server capacity at present, and am running Plone as CMS, but maybe this is an excellent opportunity to learn Nereid :-)? Let me know, if I can be of any help, Chris
[tryton] Re: Contact Mechanisms - per Party versus per Address/Contact
Thanks everybody for your very helpful replies. Cédric, allow me to explain how I understand Parties versus Addresses: If I have one big company as a customer, and this company is one party, then I will invariably end up with several contacts within that parts (= big company) with their related telephone numbers and other contact mechanisms. Admittedly, this expands the role of the address-only idea, but it is undoubtedly useful. I think this is what raimonesteve and jmartin tried to refer to. Of course, I could also shift perspective, and link several parties to a super-party, where the party represents the company contact, and the superparty the company. The open question is what is the most user-friendly approach. In any case, Merci beaucoup! and ¡Muchas gracias!; I will try to modules provided by Tryton Spain and Zigzag Media, and will report back. Bests, Chris
[tryton] Re: Contact Mechanisms - per Party versus per Address/Contact
I get your point - so basically you propose a three layer model, where the current Party stands for Contacts, addresses are just, well, addresses (physical, invoice, postal, whatever), and there is a meta- level to aggregate Parties, as required. This does make sense and offers the highest degree of flexibility, the only issue being that the meta-level is not quite there yet. The crutch of using the trytond-party_communication module works for most situations, but is admittedly, in the above sense, not scalable. Is there any work on the meta-level in the make? Thanks a lot everybody! Chris
[tryton] Contact Mechanisms - per Party versus per Address/Contact
Dear All, I have an issue in a number of settings with the fact that Tryton seems to group all contact mechanisms to the respective party. As a consequence, I cannot (easily) specify contact mechanism for certain addresses that are part of the party, such as the mobile phone number of sales manager. I am aware of the fact that I can add comments to each contact mechanism. and indicate that a specific mobile number is for the said sales manager, only, but this is still awkward. Ideally, the address facility should offer a way to add address-specific contact mechanisms, all of course within the given party. Or am I missing something? Thanks a lot. Chris
[tryton] VAT Country
Dear All, It seems I am unable to find anything on my problem in previous posts, so here we go: Platform: FreeBSD,trytond running in as jail using python 2.7.2. All fine. Except: The dropdown list on of the VAT Country field is mysteriously empty, and the field does (logically) not accept any entry. This seems to have consequences, as I cannot enter any country- specific tax details, and hence get stuck in the whole accounting / purchasing / sales / products department. Am I missing something stupid? Thanks a lot, Chris -- tryton@googlegroups.com mailing list
