Le 05/01/10 22:18, Bob W a écrit :
I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 and found Tryton 1.2 available in
the Synaptic package manager. I installed Tryton and Postgresql, but
have been unable to get past the login screen. On the Database: line,
it says "Could not connect to server!". I have been able to go into
the postgresql user and create and drop databases, so I know
Postgresql is available.
I've spent two days trying to find a solution, and have gotten
nowhere. Any help would be appreciated.
Bob W.
Hi,
The following command:
"netstat -lpn |grep python"
should give you a list of all python program that are listening on a
port. By default Trytond listen on 8070. If you don't find it, this
means that the server has not been launched.
Actually, "ps aux |grep trytond" should also tell if the server is running.
Another possible problem is that the user that is running the tryton
server is not allowed to create databases (the "ps aux.." command gives
you which user is running the server).
HTH
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