2014/1/16 Albert Cervera i Areny <[email protected]> > I only understand this is useful if stopping of the server could not > be planned hours or days in advance. I think the point is to try to > avoid users from loosing their work due to a need for shutting down > the server. So, you announce all of those that are working right now > that they have 5 minutes to save their work before the server is > restarted. > > In this case e-mail does not solve the issue, but the popup does not > ensure everyone will save their changes because they may have left the > client opened for a few minutes. Maybe educating the user not to close > the application if they receive a network error or simply improving > the network error message would do the job in this case. > > Currently the message is: > > Network Error! > (111, 'Connection refused') > > The description is very ugly, not very helpful, and we show the error > number and "Connection refused" message. We could improve it by > telling the user something like: > > "There's been a network error trying to contact the Tryton Server. > Please, contact the system administrator to solve the issue and do not > close the application in order to avoid losing changes." > > +1, this message is much more descriptive to the end user.
Regards Sebastián Marró Thymbra
