Regardless the possible answer.... why on earth would you need that for????
- If you are looking at a small company, test purposes or use as standalone for minor or non-critical activities, use NESO locally under Windows, for example, or install it directly in Linux with installation scripts from sources, deb,.... I can't see the advantage of such "blind" installation. Installation process is easy and you have local access to machines. - If you are looking for corporate, critical or production servers, in a remote environment, I haven't seen anyone installing in "blind" ... unless you're a hacker :P Even when you could say to cron to install a deb package on its own, any reliable professional would never ever leave a critical activity like server installation in cron hands. You must be root, you must have shell access and you must control the process. For example, our company internal rules for installation include checkup procedures to follow, like possible installation errors, package dependencies, correct users/passwords creation, users permissions and access, file permissions, log files creation and access, check that services are up and running, database access and possible holes, ports available and init scripts. When security and reliability for servers is at stake, you can not rely on a cron to take care of these things. At least on our side, we would never use such cron-self-install tool, if anyone ever create something like that. Try to redefine your question, and try to see if you really need that. If you explain better your problem,... anyone could have a feasible answer. If your problems are remote access, it is out of the scope of this forum, and you should look for ssh remote and secure accesses. But do not transfer the problem to the blind installation. That's not an option. Regarding databases, maybe anyone else could help you out further. We always use Postgresql by policies. On May 2, 8:40 am, newnomad <[email protected]> wrote: > Would it be possible to install trytond on a remote server running > phyton, but without shell access. > ea by calling the scripts via crontab or php? > > Also can trytond be installed using Mysql or sqlite only? -- [email protected] mailing list
