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Tiny ERP Quick Installation Guide
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This file contains a quick guide to configure and install the Tiny ERP server.
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Required dependencies:
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You need the following software installed:
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* Python 2.3 or above
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* Postgresql 7 or above
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* Psycopg python module for python2.3
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* libxml2 and python2.3 bindings
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* libxslt and python2.3 bindings
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* Reportlab pdf generation library for python2.3
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Some dependencies are only required for specific purposes:
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for rendering workflows graphs, you need:
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* graphviz
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* pyparsing
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for generating reports using non .jpg images, you need:
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* Python Imaging Library for python2.3
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For Debian-based distributions, the required packages can be installed with the
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following commands:
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apt-get install python2.3 python2.3-xml postgresql postgresql-client libxml2-python2.3
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apt-get install libxslt1-python2.3 python2.3-psycopg python2.3-reportlab
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apt-get install python2.3-imaging python2.3-pyparsing graphviz
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For newer Debian-based distributions such as Etch, the required packages can be
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installed with the following commands:
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apt-get install python2.4 python-xml postgresql postgresql-client python-libxml2
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apt-get install python-libxslt1 python-psycopg python-reportlab
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apt-get install python-imaging python-pyparsing graphviz
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For Fedora
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if they are not installed, install:
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python and postgresql
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uses yum or you can recover required packages on fedora web site in "core" or "extra" repository :
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postgresql-python-
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libxml2-python
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libxslt-python
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python-imaging
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python-psycopg
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python-reportlab
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graphviz
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You can find pyparsing at http://pyparsing.sourceforge.net/
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Installation Steps
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1. Check that all the required dependencies are installed.
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2. Create a postgresql database.
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The default database name is "terp". If you want to use another name, you
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will need to provide it when launching the server (by using the commandline
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option --database).
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To create a postgresql database named "terp" using the following command:
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$ createdb --encoding=UNICODE terp
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If it is the first time you use postgresql you might need to create a new user
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to the postgres system using the following commands (where myusername is your
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unix user name):
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$ su -
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# su - postgres
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$ createuser myusername
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Shall the new user be allowed to create databases? (y/n) y
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Shall the new user be allowed to create more new users? (y/n) y
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CREATE USER
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$ logout
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# logout
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3. Launch the program "./terp_server.py".
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The first time it is run, the server will initialise the database with all the default values.
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4. Connect to the server using the GUI client.
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There are two accounts by default:
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* login: admin, password:admin
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* login: demo, password:demo
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