On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 04:57:44PM +1200, William Hamilton wrote: > Questions I have. I know there was a thread some time back regarding > migrating from MYOB, is this doable, if so how? Has anyone come across > a package called Quick Books? Is this able to be migrated across?
I've heard of MYOB and I've seen/used QuickBooks. What is great about SQL-ledger is that the "parts" table isn't as limited in size (understatement) like it is for QuickBooks. I also don't know about migrating from those platforms, unforunately, other than closing the books and restarting them anew in the SQL-ledger. I am also interested in hearing about more practical tools. I don't know what a "CRM" is. I might run into it when I take the classes the refer to them. Would you enlighten me? Thanks. > ok last one I promise (mmm maybe) > We are looking to host an instance for a client on one of our servers > and serve with Apache-SSL. Any issues with this or the normal simple > setup? I am using a setup like that right now. All the links on SQL-ledger (except for a few decorative stuff) uses relative links, so it filters through the SSL. You can get fancy and use SSH tunnelling, but that was a special case for me. :-) If you're using a "homebrew" SSL certificate, make sure you tell your client that the self-signed cert is still secure, and unless they're willing to shell out $1000 for a VeriSign cert, just deal with the browser lying and saying it is "untrusted". (Yeah, I had a client ask me about that. Doh!) -Qaexl-
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