Hello Cédric, thanks the link at least was helpful.
In my opinion it's a bad behavior of Tryton that it tries to correct the data even from administrators. Instead of that I'd prefer a message why something is not working (i.e user-rights, missing paths, whatever). The INFO of the commandline is just INFO:database:connect to "database-name" even nothing happens. Problem in the moment is that I'm unable to connect to pgsql and I know it must be possible but if not everything is right the config is ignored and just a sqlite-database is created. I think that's really not helpful and *if* the parameter db_type is set to postgresql it should be reported that something is wrong instead just creating a sqlite-database. And if paths are not configured properly the sqlite-database is created at an unknown place which isn't even reported - "configured properly" refers to the scenario that I really want to use sqlite but if not then the configuration paths are reasonable. The function socket.getfqdn() is changing the administrative settings too. In Windows Vista the wildcard-domain "*" is not accepted by TRYTON for host and instead "localhost" or "127.0.0.1" the name of the computer is taken, without further configuration this isn't working. Actually Windows itself is just reporting [::] or [::1] as host, just Tryton doesn't handle it right. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to complain about a framework that even won prices. I just want to propose some details for future-development to decrease problems many people have. This would decrease time too you and others have to spend to verify and explain the most basic but strange things again and again. Nevertheless, I'll verify the things more and report when I'm getting it running on Windows. Best Regards, David
