On May 19, 2014, at 11:21 AM, Dale Scott <[email protected]> wrote:
> Are there PostgreSQL user names I should avoid? I used "root" for the user > name when installing PostgreSQL. After that I also created a "tryton" > database manually using pgadmin3, and then ran trytond twice, the first time > to initialize the "tryton" database, and the second time to update it. Then > started trytond a final time not specifying the database (specifying the > config file all three times). Is there a better or correct way to do it? > Thanks. You can ensure that you have a connection to the database by instantiating the database from CLI. Try: trytond -c path/to/trytond.conf -i all -d database_name This should connect to an existing database (which could be created from pgadmin3) and then setup tryton models in it. This step can ensure your tryton server configuration is good to connect to the database. Thanks & Regards Sharoon Thomas
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