OpenERP Change Port , OpenERP Host Multiple Instances on single server

If you want to host multiple instances of OpenERP on a single server then follow the following steps (I ASSUME THAT YOU ARE RUNNING ONE INSTANCE OF OPENERP AND HAVE THE INSTALLATION COMPLETED ) 

1. Just create a new user name and group of the system for the sake of convenience and less chance of missing any feature by the following command

adduser --system --home=/opt/openerpins2 --group openerpins2

2.      Create a new user for postgresql so that the databases from the other instance not pops on the other instance by the following command

su – postgres  --- this will log you to the postgres

createuser --createdb --username postgres --no-createrole --no-superuser --pwprompt openerpins2   ----- this will create a new user in the postgres

3.  Then in the next step go to the bash of the new system user say openerpins2 with the following command

     

su – openerpins2 -s /bin/bash

Don’t panic if this does not logs you to the / opt/openerpins2 folder if it does not manually go to the folder copy and extract a fresh copy of OpenERP 6.1 server

tar –cvf openerp6.1.tar

4.      Then assign a ownership of the openerpins2 folder to new user openerpins2

chown -R openerpins2: *

5.  Then change the following lines in the server part

1.  /opt/openerpins2/server/openerp/service/ netrpc_server.py

The last line of the file as “int(tools.config.get('netrpc_port', 8070)))” to “int(tools.config.get('netrpc_port', 8050)))”

2.  And in /opt/openerpins2/server/openerp/tools/ config.py

1.  group.add_option("--xmlrpc-port", dest="xmlrpc_port", my_default=8069,------- to ---------- group.add_option("--xmlrpc-port", dest="xmlrpc_port", my_default=8059,

2.  group.add_option("--xmlrpcs-port", dest="xmlrpcs_port", my_default=8071,  ----- to ---- group.add_option("--xmlrpcs-port", dest="xmlrpcs_port", my_default=8061,

3.  group.add_option("--netrpc-port", dest="netrpc_port", my_default=8070, ----- TO ------ group.add_option("--netrpc-port", dest="netrpc_port", my_default=8060,

6.  Finally check the running version of the both by

1.  su – openerpins2 -s /bin/bash

/opt/openerp/server/openerp-server

This will show that openerp is running and waiting for connection

ENJOY>>>>>>>>>>

QGIS LIBPQ.dll Error

If you find a error like LIBPQ.dll Not found in the Quantum GIS Lisboa

then you just have to search libpq.dll in the installed folder like in the program files usually and copy it and paste to


C:\Program Files\Quantum GIS Lisboa\apps\qgis\bin

and rename libpq.dll to LIBPQ.dll and start the QGIS it will start
 ENJOY.....

Install Quantum GIS Desktop Ubuntu 12.10

You can use ubuntugis ppa, which contains everything you need:

 $ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntugis/ubuntugis-unstable
 $ sudo apt-get update
 $ sudo apt-get install qgis

The system will take after the necessary dependencies

Your problem also suggests that you have broken dependencies for qgis. One way to fix this is to clean your cache by running in terminal (you can open the terminal with alt + ctrl + T)

$ sudo apt-get clean

or

$ sudo apt-get autoclean

and then ask apt to try and correct any broken dependencies:

$ sudo apt-get -f install 

if the output is similar to :

$ 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.

it means that you need some extra packages that you weren't informed about. To install them run:

$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade