@mivaho,
> So are we sure it (openerp webclient) won't work with 2.4 on Centos? And how > can this be solved without changing distro's? The only reasonable way I know is to install a "Python virtualenv" http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv A faster way might be to grab the last Ubuntu distro instead... @amit, OpenERP server requires a minor teak (boolean stuff, see Launchpad bug report) to work with Python 2.6, but then it really works with Python 2.6 too. I just use it everyday on my Ubuntu Jaunty since 4 months and no Python 2.6 related bug so far. @mivaho, yes such a change in a minor version is tough (but you can keep going with the old 5.0.x web client if you like) but IMHO, Python 2.4 starts to age a bit, and it's better to toss Tiny for 2.6/3.x Python support rather than dino 2.4. Either way, you can blame CentOS for sticking to 2.4. With Python 3k, OpenERP would had far less UTF-8 bugs and those caused a lot of trouble to a lot of people in the past months (even if this issue is almost over thanks to a ton of code patches). Also, by moving to next Python versions, Tiny would instead drop deprecated C dependencies allow execution on Jython and enterprise garde J2EE application servers. ------------------------ Raphaël Valyi CEO and OpenERP consultant at http://www.akretion.com -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=42535#42535 -------------------- m2f --------------------
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