thank you very much for looking at it. I did uninstall it apt-get remove -f --purge openerp-server
then I reinstalled, from the debian lenny sid repository (the only ones with openerp-server). I had 5.0.12 running before on one system and 5.0.11 on the system that is now affected. Because of some buggy behaviour and because I actually wanted to have 5.0.12 from beginning I upgrade to 5.0.12-1 (apt-get upgrade) which resulted in the problem. I also had upgraded some modules by the GTK client but I guessed that it would check for matching versions. However when I completely removed openerp-server (I can't remove pgsql or python though) and reinstalled I had a new addon directory and I tried to copy over only the additional once or to start with the new basic addon equipment out of the box. In one case I got an error that the keys couldn't be read when trying to create a new database. This strange bevhaviour (same ssl.crt/ssl.key are in use by apache, were in use before with openerp and path is set correctly) was already reported as a bug to debian by some other party. What do you mean by reseting the super_admin? The password in the config file? I didn't find anything in the documentation about it but figured out at an earlier point that the password in openerp-server.conf is only used/overwritten when it was once changed through a client. So in the beginning it will be "admin" whatever the configuration file says. Thanks for further hints. Maybe I try to set it up manually once, directly from the source. I was thinking .deb is more reliable and surely more comfortable. -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=59848#59848 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman2/listinfo/tinyerp-users
