* Dale Scott: " Re: [tryton] no connection to trytond running in VirtualBox NAT" (Wed, 21 May 2014 06:50:40 -0700 (PDT)):
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> edited /usr/local/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf to allow remote access from any
> system on my LAN,
>
> host all all 192.168.10.0/24 md5
Since you configured md5, you need to give the tryton role in postgres a
password.
Put this password into your trytond.conf as the user password for the db user.
> And finally I started the Tryton client on a Win7 laptop (I double-checked
> the client version - it's tryton-3.2.0). I entered the Profile Editor (btw,
> the client was able to connect to demo32.tryton.org) and added my server IP
> (192.168.10.125, port 8000)
If you are using IPv4 addresses, better to also let trytond listen on IPv4
interface like
jsonrpc = *:8000,0.0.0.0:8000
> set but it still reports "Could not connect to
> server" (the username in the client is set to "tryton" but I don't believe
> that's important at this step, is that correct?).
It is important: The first user created is admin and it is this one, with which
you connect the first time (providing the password used while creating the
database).
> There were no new
> messages in the ssh terminal session in which I invoked trytond, and no
> messages in the log file (which I had configured in trytond.conf).
>
> Is there any way to debug whether the connection request from the client is
> being received by the server at all? I don't understand the stack (i.e.
> psycopg2 et all). Is there any way to check if the connection is getting
> through the individual components of the stack? I've been reading a lot of
> posts, and while I haven't found anything specific, did read references to
> whether or not the database hostname, etc. is required in trytond.conf, and
> that psycopg2 will use unix sockets by default, and wonder if this might be
> related at all.
You can try to connect to the postgres database from your windows machine
(e.g. with pgadmin3).
> Any and all suggestions are appreciated, I intend to stick with this until
> it makes sense - or I die of old age first ;-)
Hopefully not the latter.
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