Request for Collaboration
blaggacao opened this issue · 12 comments
Hey Andre, afriend routed me to this one.
I feel a bit in a mission to reunite automatation-peolpe in the odoo community to get soemthing that is easy to install also for newcomers. My concrete scenario is a localizaction project for colombia where I wannt to provide the tools to activate the power of the not-so-tech community..
I want you to ask kindly to help me on this, as I see, you've done great work in this respect..
My approach is doing everything by virtualizacion leveraging technologies like vagrant for VM configuration and ansible for the playbooks.
Right now I already get an arch llinux (as it is so lightwieght) provisioned, but the final steps are missing. I hope with the guidance of your script I can complete the final steps.
And I hope You might join https://github.com/odoo-colombia/Odoo-VagrantUp
If you want to give it a try, it works until openerp downloaded but it works like a charm.. ;)
I'll put you in the corresponding team, alright?
BEst, David
Just injected your code...
Have a question and will make you a comment on the respective line
What is the reason to this? Wuld this be sane on a VM environment? (I'm not aprogrammer, just a copy-paster to get a cool solution for my problem)
I really like to help you out. I always wanted to work with Vagrant so it’s a win-win.
Kind regards,
André Schenkels
ICTSTUDIO
mobiel | +31 6 53250063
email | a.schenkels@ictstudio.eumailto:a.schenkels@ictstudio.eu
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Verzonden: woensdag 21 mei 2014 19:11
Aan: aschenkels-ictstudio/openerp-install-scripts
Onderwerp: [openerp-install-scripts] Request for Collaboration (#1)
Hey Andre, afriend routed me to this one.
I feel a bit in a mission to reunite automatation-peolpe in the odoo community to get soemthing that is easy to install also for newcomers. My concrete scenario is a localizaction project for colombia where I wannt to provide the tools to activate the power of the not-so-tech community..
I want you to ask kindly to help me on this, as I see, you've done great work in this respect..
My approach is doing everything by virtualizacion leveraging technologies like vagrant for VM configuration and ansible for the playbooks.
Right now I already get an arch llinux (as it is so lightwieght) provisioned, but the final steps are missing. I hope with the guidance of your script I can complete the final steps.
And I hope You might join https://github.com/odoo-colombia/Odoo-VagrantUp
If you want to give it a try, it works until openerp downloaded but it works like a charm.. ;)
I'll put you in the corresponding team, alright?
BEst, David
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The line 18-19 part for the listen change is when you want to access the postgresql server from a remote computer. It's not a safe thing but if it's a development machine it can be easy.
The line 18-19 part for the listen change is when you want to access the postgresql server from a remote computer. It's not a safe thing but if it's a development machine it can be easy.
The line 18-19 part for the listen change is when you want to access the postgresql server from a remote computer. It's not a safe thing but if it's a development machine it can be easy.
Kind regards,
André Schenkels
Thanks!
I think we can leave it out as vagrant manages acces from host smoothly
Right now I'm debugging, should be ready in half an hour or so for testing ;)
Will ping you then
Question
to let ansible create a proper Odoo user what are the correct params in this case for:
- home
- group
- can by system account or better not?
- sensible to set a UID ?
are those recs valid: http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2012/12/how-to-install-openerp-7-0-on-ubuntu-12-04-lts/ ?
Got the answer, not sure about the group attribute, however... will comment you the linse like above in some minutes
Wow, if everything works, running th script (vagrant reload --provision) with a different OE_VERSION should just set upt he same VM with a different Version of ODOO
This however probably would conflict with a startup-script - not sure...
TASK: [odoo | Ensure ODOO user is set up properly] ****************************
failed: [127.0.0.1] => {"failed": true, "item": ""}
msg: Group odoo does not exist
FATAL: all hosts have already failed -- aborting
https://github.com/odoo-colombia/Odoo-VagrantUp/tree/master/vagrant-ubuntu-shell
It does the trick.. Thanks.. ;) Let's port that to ansible, and we just got a bit of useful work done..