dawoodjee
/ insert_invoice.py
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April 25, 2020 17:25
Using Frappe Client API (Python) to insert new Sales Invoices can be tricky. So here's how I did it:
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| def http_connection(): | |
| connection = [] | |
| try: | |
| connection = FrappeClient("https://erp-site.com", "username or email", "password") | |
| except SocketTimeout as st: | |
| print("Connection to %s timed out. (timeout=%s)" % (st.host, st.timeout)) | |
| connection = False | |
| except SocketError as e: |
dawoodjee
/ mailcow-ReverseProxy
Created
July 1, 2019 20:49
— forked from asifbacchus/headersSecurity.conf
My working NGINX config on the host machine acting as a reverse proxy for mailcow:dockerized. Redirects root URLs to SOGo for easy webmail access and allows users/administrators to access mailcow admin by going to URL/setup. Also handles invalid domains. Ex: NGINX serving mail.example.com but you don't want it answering example.com.
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| ####### | |
| ### NGINX Reverse-Proxy to mailcow and SOGo | |
| ### Redirects root to SOGo and /setup to mailcow control panel | |
| ### Handles all SSL security | |
| ####### | |
| ## HTTP catch-all for invalid domain names (e.g. root domain "example.com") | |
| server { | |