Hello Axel
Am 24.04.2021 um 12:54 schrieb Axel Braun:
Hello Edgar,
looks like you had a hard time....
Yes 😉
you need to use the right user, who has a role in postgres. This is either
the user postgres, or the user tryton, see:
https://en.opensuse.org/GNUHealth_on_openSUSE#Quick_Start
Now I changed first to user root (su root), then cd /tmp, then su
postgres, then "createdb health38". No error so far.
Yes, that works, but the database has the owner 'postgres' now.
As it is empty you can savely run
dropdb health38
and afterwards
createdb health38 --encoding='UTF-8' --owner=tryton
Ok, it worked
As described in
https://en.opensuse.org/GNUHealth_on_openSUSE#Setup_more_in_detail
you need to tell trytond-admin where the configuration file is (as long
as you
have not set it in the shell environment, see Luis' mail from last days)
So, a proper call would be
su tryton -s /bin/bash
trytond-admin -c /etc/tryton/trytond.conf --all -d health38 -v
(the -v is not required, but gives you some entertainment while the database
is initialized)
Worked so far: as tryton@GNUHealth-Raspi4 I created the database
health38 with email: ed...@hagenbichler.at and password: gnusolidario
Searching for health38* in trytond+subdirectories => no files
Searching for ghdemo38* (that is the database which connects at
localhost) in root+subdirectories, also hidden files => no files
Any ideas? Where can I find the database file itself?
somehwere under /var/lib/pgsql - the standard path of a postgres database (but
you dont really want do do anything in there)
At /var/lib/pgsql/data/base there are 5 folders like 1, 14049m 14050,
17623 and 27827, all with some files named as numbers. One empty folder
is named as pgsql_tmp. With search from /var/lib/ +subdirectories for
health38 there is no file. I would be interested in where is the
database itself. Because the program does not find it too.
But back to the main problem with the translation:
Logging in again as test and starting the GH client with health38:
worked, starting with "Module configuration" - OK and Configure Users -
OK: Name: admin, password gnusolidario, Preferences: Language: only
English there! access permissions: only Administration there
again module configuration: click on the line (e.g. account), then the
icon gearwheels, Mark for Activation: I marked all Modules (ir and res
have already been activated). Then: Perform Pending activation/Upgrade,
Start Upgrade (apprx 2 and 1/2 hours) Then: Configure company. Then:
Administration Users/Users Preferences: only English!
A look into ...modules/health/locale: 23 languages there. Go to
administration/localizations/languages: make translatable: en, de, fr,
es Then: synchronize translations: German: Update 2 1/2 hours
logout, login, admin: preferences to German (also Spanish, French
there), new login
nevertheless there is no German, except with settings/preferences =>Â
window with "Einstellung/Benutzereinstellung bearbeiten"
Same with new Party: "Suche Occupation", but only english entries, but
with "Abbrechen, Suchen, Neu" ...
So I tried an update like described in
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health/Localization as
postgres@GNUHealth-Raspi4:
trytond-admin --all --database=health38
OSError: Database "health38.sqlite" doesn't exist!
In fact it seems to be too complicated for me ...
All the best
Edgar
