Install ERPNext on Ubuntu Bionic 18.04 LTS and Focal 20.04 LTS

ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
export MYPWD="";      # MySQL password
export ADMPWD="";     # Administrator password
export THESITE="my site"; # Site name

export USERCTX=".profile";
source ${HOME}/${USERCTX};

if [ "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" -ef "$0" ]
then
  echo -e "

                                    - o 0 o -

  This first section is set up to facilitate snippet drag and drop from the GitHub gist.
  At the end of it you'll be ready to get the files and run them.

                                    - o 0 o -


  Steps from a completely raw install
  ...................................

  1. Addressing

        # Install net-tools
sudo apt install net-tools

        # Find out your IP address
ifconfig

        # You will have gotten something like this:
        # ens3: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST>  mtu 1500
        #         inet 192.168.122.98  netmask 255.255.255.0  broadcast 192.168.122.255
        #       :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :
        #       :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :      :
        #
        # So, your new server's address is 192.168.122.98


  2. At your workstation make preparations to connect to the new server through an SSH client.  Copy your SSH public key.


  3. SSH server stuff... (on the new server).

        # Create directory and keys file
mkdir -p ${HOME}/.ssh;

        # Paste public key of workstation after entering:
cat > ${HOME}/.ssh/authorized_keys
                  ** paste the text of your id_rsa.pub file here the hit '<ctrl>-d' to save and exit
        <ctrl>-d  is used to exit

        # Fix permissions
chmod u+x,go-rwx ${HOME}/.ssh;
chmod go-wx ${HOME}/.ssh/authorized_keys;

  3. APT house cleaning

echo -e "\n    ********* Updating ********* \n\n";
sudo apt -y update;

echo -e "\n    ********* Upgrading ********* \n\n";
sudo DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt -y upgrade;

echo -e "\n ********* Dist Upgrading ********* \n\n";
sudo apt -y dist-upgrade;

echo -e "\n    ********* Cleaning ********* \n\n";
sudo apt -y clean;

echo -e "\n    ********* Removing ********* \n\n";
sudo apt -y autoremove;


# #######################################################################################################################

  ";


  read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

  if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
    echo -e "\nQuitting";
    exit;
  fi;

  echo -e "
# #######################################################################################################################

  *** DANGER ***

  This is a tool that I use.  It MIGHT work for you.  I offer no guarantees of any kind.
  Personally I would NEVER use these scripts on any machine containing anything I would not want to lose.



  *** PURPOSE ***

  These scripts prepare ERPNext on either Ubuntu Focal (20.04 LTS) or Bionic (18.04 LTS) on a virtual machine under QEMU/KVM.
  They might work on earlier versions or other environments.  I have not tried.


  *** USAGE ***

  Steps:
   1. Create a new user for working with ERPNext, give it 'sudoer' privileges
        # Create user
sudo adduser erpdev;

        # Add to sudoers
sudo usermod -aG sudo erpdev;

        # Create SSH directory for new user
sudo mkdir /home/erpdev/.ssh;

        # Place pub keys of workstations
cat > authorized_keys
                  ** paste the text of your id_rsa.pub file here the hit '<ctrl>-d' to save and exit
        <ctrl>-d

        # Move authorized keys file to new user's home
sudo mv authorized_keys /home/erpdev/.ssh

        # Fix permissions
sudo chmod    go-rwx /home/erpdev/.ssh;
sudo chmod -R  o-rwx /home/erpdev/.ssh;
# sudo chmod     g-rwx /home/erpdev/.ssh/id_rsa;
sudo chown -R erpdev:erpdev /home/erpdev/.ssh;

   2. *** Logout as yourself.  Log back in as user 'erpdev'. ***


   3. Set up SUDO_ASKPASS.  (The scripts depend on it)

        # Ensure you have a directory '${HOME}/.ssh'
mkdir -p ${HOME}/.ssh;

        # Create a file '${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh' containing the following two lines, eg: cat > ${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh  
#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo ' <your user's password goes here> ';

        # Run this command:
chmod +x ${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh;

        # Append the following line to your ${HOME}/.profile file, eg: cat >> ${HOME}/.profile
export SUDO_ASKPASS=${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh;

        # 'source' your ${HOME}/.profile file, to make the SUDO_ASKPASS immediately useful.
source ${HOME}/.profile;

        # This command should display your password
${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh;

        # This command should ALSO display your password
${SUDO_ASKPASS};


   4. Get the first of the installer script files ready to run
        # Move into a temporary directory
mkdir -p /tmp/erpnext
chmod ugo+rwx /tmp/erpnext
cd /tmp/erpnext

        # Pull and set permissions for the first of the four files (this one)
wget -O ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh gist.githubusercontent.com/martinhbramwell/347d8fd4b3f073b099aabbf4512c14b4/raw/ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh?cachebust=anything;
chmod +x ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh;

        # Edit the three settings at the top of the script: MYPWD, ADMPWD & THESITE, eg: nano ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh;
# nano ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh;   # If you use nano, use <ctrl>-x to exit

        # Execute the script to ensure 'sudo -A' is working
./ErpNextQikInstall_0.sh;




#   ***  The steps below test if you have done everything to get it working. ***

# #######################################################################################################################

  ";


  read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

  if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
    echo -e "\nQuitting";
    exit;
  fi;


  export WARNING_MSG="Warnings:";
  export WARNING="${WARNING_MSG}";

  export SSHDIR=".ssh";
  export SUPWDFILE=".supwd.sh";
  export SUPWDPATH="${HOME}/${SSHDIR}/${SUPWDFILE}";
  echo -e "
  Ensuring there is a '${SUPWDFILE}' executable for 'SUDO_ASKPASS'...";
  [ -f ${SUPWDPATH} ] || WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - ${SUPWDPATH} :: was not found";
  chmod u+x,go-rwx ${SUPWDPATH};


  export USERCTX=".profile";
  export ASKPASS_ENVVAR="export SUDO_ASKPASS=\${HOME}/.ssh/.supwd.sh";
  echo -e "
  Ensuring the 'SUDO_ASKPASS' environment variable will be exported at log in....${ASKPASS_ENVVAR}";
  cat ${HOME}/${USERCTX} | grep "${ASKPASS_ENVVAR}" >/dev/null || WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - SUDO_ASKPASS :: expected '${HOME}/${USERCTX}' to contain '${ASKPASS_ENVVAR}'.";
  source ${HOME}/${USERCTX};


  echo -e "
  Ensuring the 'SUDO_ASKPASS' env var has a value";
  [ -z "${SUDO_ASKPASS}" ] && WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - SUDO_ASKPASS :: expected 'SUDO_ASKPASS' to contain '${SUPWDPATH}'.";


  echo -e "
  Ensuring 'sudo -A command' actually works";
  sudo -A touch /scrap 2>/dev/null || WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - SUDO_ASKPASS :: Failed to run 'sudo -A command'.";
  sudo -A rm /scrap 2>/dev/null;


  echo -e "
  Ensuring ERPNext Administrator password 'ADMPWD' has been set.";
  [ -z "${ADMPWD}" ] && WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - ERPNext Administrator password 'ADMPWD' has no value set.";

  echo -e "
  Ensuring MariaDb root password 'MYPWD' has been set.";
  [ -z "${MYPWD}" ] && WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - MariaDb root password 'MYPWD' has no value set.";

  echo -e "
  Ensuring the name for your new site 'THESITE'  has been set.";
  [ "my site" = "${THESITE}" ] && WARNING="${WARNING}\n  - Name for your new site 'THESITE' has no VALID value set. [ '${THESITE}' ?? ]";


  if [[ "${WARNING}" != "${WARNING_MSG}" ]]; then
    echo -e "\n${WARNING}";
    echo -e "\n      To run these scripts you will need to understand how to get 'SUDO_ASKPASS' to work.";
    echo -e "      Try https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12608293/how-to-setup-a-sudo-askpass-environment-variable";
    echo -e "        Note: The preceding tests expect you'll use a file named '${SUPWDPATH}'";
    exit 1;
  else
    echo -e "\n\nNo issues found";

    mkdir -p ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/
    cd ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/
    cat > ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/pwds.sh <<PWEOF
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
export MYPWD="${MYPWD}";      # MySQL password
export ADMPWD="${ADMPWD}";    # Administrator password
export THESITE="${THESITE}";  # Site name
PWEOF

    chmod go-rwx ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets;
    chmod go-rwx ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/*.*;

  fi;
  echo -e ".....................";


  read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

  if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
    echo -e "\nQuitting";
    exit;
  fi;

  echo -e "

# # #######################################################################################################################

   4. Get the second of the installer script files ready to run
        # Pull and set permissions 
cd /tmp/erpnext;
wget -O ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh gist.githubusercontent.com/martinhbramwell/347d8fd4b3f073b099aabbf4512c14b4/raw/ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh?cachebust=anything;
chmod +x ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh;

        # Execute the script 
./ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh;


#   *** Notes ***
#   1. You'll notice the files are divided into three sections by if ... elif ... else ... fi.
#      If you get part way through a script and are forced to stop and retry you can move the
#      successfully executed parts into the 'Skipped' section.
#   2. The bits to do with 'sudo -A apt install -y ntpdate;' are to force correct date and time.
#      I use virtual machines with hot snapshot capability.  Reverting a snapshot after hours or days
#      will find the date and time set to the time the snapshots was taken, which will cause 'apt' to fail.

";

  read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

  if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
    echo -e "\nQuitting";
    exit;
  fi;


fi

ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
if [ $(id -u) = 0 ]; then
   echo -e "These scripts must not be run as root!";
   exit 1;
fi;

source ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/pwds.sh;

read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
  echo -e "Quitting";
  exit;
elif [ "$key" = 's' ]; then
  echo -e "Not Skipping";
# ####################################################################################################

# ####################################################################################################
  exit;
else
  # echo -e "\n\nSynchronizing clock";
  # date;
  # sudo -A ntpdate pool.ntp.org;
  # date;

# ####################################################################################################

  echo -e "\nConfiguring firewall\n\n";
  sudo -A ufw default deny incoming;
  sudo -A ufw allow ssh;
  sudo -A ufw allow http;
  sudo -A ufw allow https;
  sudo -A ufw allow 8000;
  sudo -A ufw allow 9000;
  sudo -A ufw allow 11000;
  sudo -A ufw allow imap;
  sudo -A ufw allow smtp;
  sudo -A ufw allow ntp;

  sudo -A ufw disable;

  echo -e "\nInstalling clock synchronizer";
  sudo -A apt install -y ntpdate;
  echo -e "\n\nSynchronizing clock";
  date;
  sudo -A ntpdate pool.ntp.org;
  date;

  sudo -A apt -y install git;
  sudo -A apt -y install curl;
  sudo -A apt -y install tree;

  echo -e "\n\nPatch SSH config";
  sudo -A sed -i '/ChallengeResponseAuthentication/c\ChallengeResponseAuthentication no' /etc/ssh/sshd_config; 
  sudo -A sed -i '/PasswordAuthentication/c\PasswordAuthentication no' /etc/ssh/sshd_config; 
  sudo -A sed -i '/UsePAM/c\UsePAM no' /etc/ssh/sshd_config; 
  sudo -A sed -i '/PermitRootLogin/c\PermitRootLogin no' /etc/ssh/sshd_config; 

  echo -e "Apt preparation";
  sudo -A apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 0xF1656F24C74CD1D8;
  sudo -A add-apt-repository "deb [arch=amd64,arm64,ppc64el] http://mariadb.mirror.liquidtelecom.com/repo/10.4/ubuntu $(lsb_release -cs) main"

  curl -sS https://dl.yarnpkg.com/debian/pubkey.gpg | sudo -A apt-key add -
  echo "deb https://dl.yarnpkg.com/debian/ stable main" | sudo -A tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/yarn.list
  sudo -A apt -y update

  echo -e "Apt Installs";
  # sudo -A apt -y install python-minimal;
  sudo -A apt -y install python3-dev;
  sudo -A apt -y install python3-setuptools;
  sudo -A apt -y install python3-pip;
  sudo -A apt -y install python3-testresources;
  sudo -A apt -y install nginx;
  sudo -A apt -y install software-properties-common;
  sudo -A apt -y install redis-server;

  sudo -A apt -y install mariadb-server-10.4;

  sudo -A apt -y install mariadb-client;
  sudo -A apt -y install libmysqlclient-dev;
  sudo -A apt -y install yarn;

  export MYSQL_CNF_FILE="${HOME}/.my.cnf";
  # export MYSQL_CNF_FILE="/etc/mysql/mariadb.cnf";  #  THIS IS A BETTER FILE TO USE FOR PRODUCTION PURPOSES !!!!
  sudo -A cat ${MYSQL_CNF_FILE}

  tee ${MYSQL_CNF_FILE} >/dev/null <<MCF
[client]
user=root
password="${MYPWD}"

[mysql]
user=root
password="${MYPWD}"

[mysqldump]
user=root
password="${MYPWD}"

[mysqldiff]
user=root
password="${MYPWD}"
MCF

  chmod u+x,go-rwx ${MYSQL_CNF_FILE};

  # echo -e "
  # ${MYSQL_CNF_FILE}
  # ${MYPWD}
  # ++++++++++++++
  # ";

  if mysql -u root -e "select 1+1;" mysql &>/dev/null; then
    echo -e "MariaDB already secured";
  else
    echo "Securing MariaDB....";
    sudo -A mysql_secure_installation 2>/dev/null <<MSI

n
y
${MYPWD}
${MYPWD}
y
y
y
y

MSI
    echo -e "Update MySql";
    sudo -A mysql -u root -e "FLUSH PRIVILEGES;;" mysql;
  fi;

  sudo -A service mysql restart

  mysql -u root -p${MYPWD} -e "SELECT 1+1";

  export MYCNF_PATCH="/dev/shm/mycnf.patch";
    sudo -A tee ${MYCNF_PATCH} >/dev/null <<MCFP18
--- my.cnf  2020-05-09 19:27:56.000000000 +0000
+++ my.cnf.new  2020-05-19 22:01:02.759916503 +0000
@@ -28,6 +28,9 @@
 nice   = 0
 
 [mysqld]
+character-set-client-handshake = FALSE
+character-set-server = utf8mb4
+collation-server = utf8mb4_unicode_ci
 #
 # * Basic Settings
 #
MCFP18

  export MYCNFN="my.cnf";
  echo -e "Patching '${MYCNFN}'";

  pushd /etc/mysql/ >/dev/null;
    export MYCNF="$(realpath ./${MYCNFN})";
    sudo -A patch -p0 --forward ${MYCNF} < ${MYCNF_PATCH} >/dev/null;
  popd >/dev/null;




  echo -e "\n\nInstalling NodeJs and NPM";
    
  curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_12.x | sudo -A -E bash -

  sudo -A apt install -y nodejs

  echo -e "\nInstalled NodeJs and NPM\n\n";

  echo -e "\nConfiguring file watchers\n\n";
  echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo -A tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo -A sysctl -p



  echo -e "\n\nInstall bench";

  sudo -A pip3 install frappe-bench


  echo -e "
  _____________________________________________________
  Sanity checks
  ";


  echo -e "Check NGinx ok";
  sudo -A service nginx status
  echo -e "\n\nCheck Mysql ok";

  # mysql -u root -p${MYPWD} -e "SELECT 1+1";
  sudo -A mysql -u root -e "SELECT 1+1";
  echo -e "\n\nNodeJs version";
  node --version
  echo -e "NPM version";
  npm --version
  echo -e "\n\nCheck Redis ok  (expecting PONG)";
  redis-cli ping

  echo -e "

  _____________________________________________________
  Ready to install Frappe ....
  ";

  export PATH="${HOME}/.local/bin:${PATH}";

  cd ${HOME}

  bench --version
  bench init --frappe-branch version-12 --python /usr/bin/python3 frappe-bench
  
  if [[ "$(lsb_release -sr)" < "20.04" ]]; then
    echo -e "
      Correcting for 'pandas' bug.
    ";
  else
    echo -e "
      Correcting for 'pandas' bug.
      
              This takes a LONG time.  It can appear to hang for 10 - 20 minutes at the line: 

        Building wheel for pandas (setup.py) ... \

    ";
  fi

  cd ${HOME}/frappe-bench
  ./env/bin/pip install numpy==1.18.5
  ./env/bin/pip install pandas==0.24.2


  sudo -A ufw --force enable;

  echo -e "
  Done
  =========================================================================================================================

# # #######################################################################################################################




         *** You'll need to *restart* your virtual server before doing the next steps ***


         *** Then ...

   5. After restarting your server, run the final two scripts
  
        # Pull and set permissions on the third script
mkdir -p /tmp/erpnext
cd /tmp/erpnext
wget -O ErpNextQikInstall_2.sh gist.githubusercontent.com/martinhbramwell/347d8fd4b3f073b099aabbf4512c14b4/raw/ErpNextQikInstall_2.sh?cachebust=anything;
chmod +x ErpNextQikInstall_2.sh;
  
        # Pull and set permissions on the fourth script
mkdir -p /tmp/erpnext
cd /tmp/erpnext
wget -O ErpNextQikInstall_3.sh gist.githubusercontent.com/martinhbramwell/347d8fd4b3f073b099aabbf4512c14b4/raw/ErpNextQikInstall_3.sh?cachebust=anything;
chmod +x ErpNextQikInstall_3.sh;


        # In one terminal session --> execute the third script 
cd /tmp/erpnext
./ErpNextQikInstall_2.sh;


         *** The last part of the third script leaves ErpNext running and waiting for connections!      ***
         *** It is normal for it to *appear* to hang at the end after displaying the following lines:   ***

                  :      :      :      :      :      :      :
                  :      :      :      :      :      :      :
              15:18:23 watch.1          | Rebuilding modules.min.js
              15:18:24 watch.1          | Rebuilding barcode_scanner.min.js
              15:18:26 watch.1          | Rebuilding data_import_tools.min.js


        # When the third script is complete and waiting, open a new terminal window and execute the fourth script 
cd /tmp/erpnext
./ErpNextQikInstall_3.sh;

  ";
  exit;


  # ####################################################################################################
fi

echo -e "
Done
==========================================
";
exit;

ErpNextQikInstall_2.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
source ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/pwds.sh;


echo -e "

*** Attention ***

    This script produces a lot of output, then appears to slow down and come to a stop at...

         :      :      :      :      :      :      :
      15:18:23 watch.1          | Rebuilding social.min.js
      15:18:23 watch.1          | Rebuilding modules.min.js
      15:18:24 watch.1          | Rebuilding barcode_scanner.min.js
      15:18:26 watch.1          | Rebuilding data_import_tools.min.js

        
    It does not stop because it failed.
    You will be seeing the Frappe application server running and ready to accept connections.
        
      *** IT MUST BE RUNNING IN ORDER TO INSTALL ERPNext (script #3) ***
    
    While installing ERPNext it will display many log lines as it reports the progress of the installation.
    
";

read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
  echo -e "Quitting";
  exit;
elif [ "$key" = 's' ]; then
  echo -e "Skipping";
# ####################################################################################################





# ####################################################################################################
  exit;
else
  echo -e "\nCalibrating date & time...";
  sudo -A ntpdate pool.ntp.org;
# ####################################################################################################


cd ${HOME}/frappe-bench/

./env/bin/pip3 install -e apps/frappe/

bench start



# ####################################################################################################
fi

echo -e "
Done
==========================================
";
exit;

ErpNextQikInstall_3.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
source ${HOME}/.ssh/secrets/pwds.sh;

echo -e "

*** Notice ***
  
  #1
      *** THE 'bench' MUST BE RUNNING IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THIS SCRIPT ***
    
      You should either:
       - Check that Script #2 is still running OR
       - Start the 'bench' in a separate terminal window
     
      While installing ERPNext it will display many log lines as it reports the progress of the installation.

  #2    The 'bench' will terminate part way through this script.  You will be asked to 
      start it again before continuing with the last two tasks.
      
";

read -n1 -r -p "Press <q>  to quit, any other to proceed..." key

if [ "$key" = 'q' ]; then
  echo -e "Quitting";
  exit;
elif [ "$key" = 's' ]; then
  echo -e "Skipping";
# ####################################################################################################



# ####################################################################################################
  exit;
else
  echo -e "\nCalibrating date & time...";
  sudo -A ntpdate pool.ntp.org;
# ####################################################################################################


echo -e "Adding '${THESITE}' to /etc/hosts";
grep "127.0.0.1 *${THESITE}" /etc/hosts >/dev/null || \
    echo -e "\n127.0.0.1   ${THESITE}" | sudo -A tee -a /etc/hosts;

cat /etc/hosts;

pushd ${HOME}/frappe-bench/;

  export NEW_SITE="${THESITE}";

  mkdir -p ./config;
  touch ./config/nginx.conf;
  mv ./config/nginx.conf ./config/nginx.conf_$(date +"%Y%m%d_%H%M");
  

  echo -e "Creating the new '${NEW_SITE}' site in Frappe";
  bench new-site --mariadb-root-password ${MYPWD} --admin-password ${ADMPWD}  ${NEW_SITE}

  echo -e "Configuring NGinx for the '${NEW_SITE}' site.";
  bench config dns_multitenant on
  echo "" > sites/currentsite.txt
  bench setup nginx

  echo -e "Linking Frappe site config to NGinx site config.";
  pushd /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
    sudo -A rm default 
    sudo -A ln -s /home/erpdev/frappe-bench/config/nginx.conf nginx.conf
  popd

popd

ls -la /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/

echo -e "Restarting NGinx.";
sudo -A service nginx restart

echo -e "Adding '${NEW_SITE}' to /etc/hosts";
grep "127.0.0.1 *${NEW_SITE}" /etc/hosts >/dev/null || \
    echo -e "\n127.0.0.1   ${NEW_SITE}" | sudo -A tee -a /etc/hosts; cat /etc/hosts;

pushd ${HOME}/frappe-bench/;

  bench get-app --branch version-12 erpnext

  echo -e "Building ERPNext app ";
  ./env/bin/pip3 install -e apps/erpnext/

  echo -e "Installing ERPNext app in '${NEW_SITE}' site";
  bench --site ${NEW_SITE} install-app erpnext
popd

echo -e "
    The last two tasks will fail if the 'bench' is not running
    Check back to the other console to restart bench if it failed, executing ...

cd \${HOME}/frappe-bench
bench start

    ... when bench has finished starting.";

read -n1 -r -p "...press any key to proceed (or q to quit)..." key

if [ "$key" != 'q' ]; then
  echo -e "
  Continuing...";
  pushd ${HOME}/frappe-bench >/dev/null;
    echo -e "\nClearing cache...";
    bench --site ${THESITE} clear-cache;

    echo -e "\nMigrating changes ...";
    bench --site ${THESITE} migrate
  popd >/dev/null;
else
  echo -e "
  Skipped 'clear-cache' and 'migrate' ...";
fi;


# ####################################################################################################
fi

echo -e "
Done
==========================================
";
exit;

In a fresh 20.04 there is no curl.
you should include
sudo -A apt -y install curl;
in
ErpNextQikInstall_1.sh
Thank you for your efforts!

@krnkris

Fixed!

Thanks!

It was actually being installed about 10 lines below the first call to use it. It gets really tiresome to always go all the way back to square one to check every minor change, like playing Snakes and Ladders where there are no ladders. :-(

Apart from that ... does it woek for you 100% error free? in 18.04? in 20.04?

@martinhbramwell

Yes and no.

In the end it not creating the new site.
In sites directory there is no sitename

Now I will try with your new one.

Hmmm. You are editing the three variables at the beginning of the first script?

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
export MYPWD="";      # MySQL password
export ADMPWD="";     # Administrator password
export THESITE="my site"; # Site name

@sanath2020

I don't mind multiple scripts. If they cost me a few extra minutes, its still nothing compared to the time I'd spend solving the issues that make it necessary to split them up. If it is that important to you and if you can determine:

1. How to avoid rebooting after the 2nd script.
2. Why something in the last script crashes the "bench", which is started in the 3rd script

... then I will be happy to take the time to stitch them all together.

Both are issues within Frappe/ERPNext and it is the responsibility of those developers to provide official scripts that actually work.

@krnkris, @yawkk, @ameeno

I have done a deep revision of the scripts hopefully to make the instructions more understandable and to correct several issues raised by you and others. If you would care to test them out and report back I would be grateful.

Sure

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Hi martinhbramwell,
I'am try install ERPNext in Ubuntu 20.04 , Which file do I need to download over 5 of your files?

@minhoon1309

The idea is that you drag and drop lines from the first file, editing as needed, until you reach the lines that download the first file.

You edit three details at the top of that page, then execute it. When complete it will inform you that everything is properly set up for continuing with the subsequent files. You can then cut and paste the download commands for those files too.

You should not need to much more than a few passwords.

I have published a video that shows the whole process with a few minor additions.

Demo for "ErpNextQikInstall"

This worked like charm. Thank you @martinhbramwell

Really? I'm amazed! So much has changed in Frappe & ERPNext ..........