Hi, DriesCox wrote: > Is there a reason wy you install openERP from the sources?
Note: if you install from package, you must block package update, because you cannot update the package if you don't --update the database too. So you loose the main advantage of packages (apt-get update magic command). There are several reasons why I use source installation. Main ones are : - It is easier to run separated codes of OpenERP serveur - I jail the user in his directory. Since you can upload and execute modules, I think giving rights in /usr/lib is not the way to go. When do you need separated codes between servers ? - to allow module upload without impacting all databases - to separate document repositories - to test a change before putting to production - when something is hard-coded and must be changed (ftp port, demo-user password, report formats) and so on... Can you live with a single server in the case of a single organization ? Yes, most proprietary software implies to do so for licensing reasons. But in this case how to manage trainings and sand-boxes, tests and migrations, when it is so simple to separate OpenERP serveurs and execute them freely ? Regards ------------------------ Dominique http://sisalp.fr , Hébergement OpenERP http://bdll.fr/openerp-serveur-gratuit.html -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=49307#49307 -------------------- m2f --------------------
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