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How to install tryton on debian/ubuntu
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# Step 1: Adding the ppa where tryton is release | |
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rayanayar/tryton-2.8 | |
# Step 2: Update the packages | |
sudo apt-get update | |
# Step 3: Install all the packages and modules at once | |
sudo apt-get install tryton-modules-all | |
sudo /etc/init.d/tryton-server start | |
# Alternatively, you could install just the modules you wish to have. | |
# The above command also makes the choice of the database for you | |
# (postgresql) while tryton supports mysql and sqlite (for testing) | |
# in addition to postgres. Please note that not all packages/modules | |
# available for Tryton are installed, but just the most commonly | |
# used modules. | |
# Step 4: Security and Database user setup | |
sudo su postgres | |
createuser -s tryton | |
exit | |
# The server uses a "tryton" user to connect to the postgres | |
# database. The above commands creates a new user for you which | |
# will then be used automatically the server | |
# Using the Installed Tryton | |
# If you would like to install the tryton desktop client on the | |
# same machine, you could type the following command. | |
sudo apt-get install tryton-client | |
# Alternatively you could use the windows/mac installers and | |
# use the client from your windows or mac. | |
# See: http://www.tryton.org/download.html |
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