>> I wanna run the open source projection on an python IDE , but I don't know >> how to do this ! help me please :) > > Open your favorite IDE and File/Open. Select py file to open/edit. Not more. > > If question is about run trytond, run command: > > /path/your/trytond/bin/trytond -c /path/conf/file.cfg
I also am confused about the deployment procedure (if that was the OP's question). I have installed trytond using pip on a headless server FreeBSD) and started trytond manually (without the "-c" option) and the tryton client (on a windows laptop) doesn't find a "database" on port 8000 of the server. Unfortunately my knowledge is more "BizDevOps" than "SysDevOps" (or "SysAdmin"). Am I missing some steps? (E.g. just the "-c" option?) Do I have to manually create a database user and add connection params to the trytond config file first? Should I be looking at an error log somewhere? Again, sorry for the noob questions. Tryton appears to be the ideal solution for my ERP-like engineering PLM and material management problems, but I stumbling on basic deployment. Also, does the all-in-one Windows neso app support the tryton client for multiple users? The tryton client couldn't find a database on the server, with the client also installed on the Windows box or a separate laptop. Thanks for suggestions and pointers, Dale
