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TKLPatch: TurnKey LAPP -> OpenERP
Dear all,
With a bunch of help from Alon and Liraz, here is a "conf" file to patch tkl-lapp iso image to include openerp.
This file may also be use to just install openerp on existing running tkl-lapp installation.
Caution :
- Please stop any instance of running Postgres daemon (i.e : /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 stop ), since this patch need to write to chrooted pgsql
- Openerp-web : run as service, no ssl, at port 8080
Credentials :
- Same as tkl-lapp ( /lapp )
- Openerp system and pgsql user = openerp
- Openerp pgsql password = openerp
Have fun
-bino-
Replies (7)
Great work - OpenERP will make a great addition to the library
Reply 1New TKLPatch section on development wiki
Reply 2Trying to Patch OpenERP TKL
Reply 3Hello, I'm new to TKL. I've read this code and downloaded and built the TKLPatch tool. I tried to apply the patch against the most recent LAPP and when I fire up a VM (virtualbox) with the patched ISO the box stops at BusyBox.
I figured I should try the straight LAPP and it works like a charm. Does anybody have experience with the Patch of ERP working? Should I try to patch the running system instead?
Thanks and especially for the patience with the newb.
TKL OpenERP appliance should be coming soon
Reply 4I imagine that it will be included in the v11 partII release (with the other new appliances that only exist as patches so far). In the meantime you could try using this patch. Although it looks like Scott (above) may have had some issue that were possibly not resolved. I suspect the patch is made for the older 2009.10-2 Hardy based TKL release and that may be why it didn't work?
So the choice is, play with this patch, probably updating and troubleshooting it a bit. Or wait for an official TKL appliance and all the goodness that that entails. Or spend your ten euros and get a TKL based OpenERP now...
This looks like a "built" patch.
Reply 5I tried an earlier version of this (scroll down the list) a while back and it did load, though had several issues and am now looking at a New Install (the patch is probably the path)
10 Euros will get a built one it seems off this web site.
Not sure why the built appliance is not floating somewhere in the archives. Perhaps it is.
As an aside, having looked at OpenERP and OpenBravo I do prefer the OpenERP interface. There are also some nice connectors to Magento (sneldev which can be downloaded of of a Google Hub seems most up to date in terms of the version of Magento it connects to).
The problem is I have had some errors and am trying a new install. Also, I am not aware of OpenBravo connectors to Magento though I have seen indications that they are in the works.
All for now.
Updated patch
Reply 6There is an updated patch here: /forum/general/20111022/openerp-603-tkl-lapp-112
I couldn't figure out how to attach a file to a comment of I wouldn't have started a new post.
Any thoughts on how to Integrate a Branch by Default?
Reply 7I am cross posting. My apologies, but the Patch here may be helpful for what I am trying to achieve.
Posted elsewhere, but I am looking to "permanently connect" the MagentoConnector to OpenERP so that out of the box it could Connect to Magento. It is very difficult for non Branchers to know how to deal with an install that is not packaged as a simple Zip file in OpenERP. Want to simplify all of this.
Bazaar Branches are here:
https://launchpad.net/openerp/
https://launchpad.net/magentoerpconnect
Technically this would also require having easy access to an Extension on the Magento Side.. I believe that side is a simple MagentoConnect download into magento.
BTW, looking at the patch it looks like you used the conf for everything, including creating init scripts and such. In the future you may be able to accomplish the same goal more easily by dropping files into the overlay.
Again, many thanks!