Hi Edgar,Please call me and I'll guide you through the whole process.Kind
regardsArmand
On Tuesday, April 27, 2021, 10:36:03 AM GMT+1, Edgar Hagenbichler
<edgar.hagenbich...@hagenbichler.at> wrote:
Hello Axel,
still I am working on the the translation issue, and I tried to make a new
database:
First I tried, as described at
https://en.opensuse.org/GNUHealth_on_openSUSE#Setup_more_in_detail, following
setup:
su
need Password for root: test
GNUHealth-Raspi4:/home/test
systemctl start postgresql
su postgres
as postgres@GNUHealth-Raspi4:/home/test:
nano /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf
output: "folder var/lib/pgsql/data/ does not exist!"
searching for "pg_hba.conf*" with PCMan-FMQt: F3, in /, also subdirs and
hidden: writes at the bottom line: 11 objects, 20 hidden, needs then 7 minutes
to find 2 files pg_hba.conf.sample: one in /usr/share/postgresql13 , the other
in /usr/share/postgresql12
So that was the wrong way, and I skipped the rest.
Then I tried to make the new database as described in your email from
24.4.2021, 12:54 MESZ by Axel Braun:
as postgres@GNUHealth-Raspi4:/home/test:
createdb health38_V2 --encoding='UTF-8' --owner=tryton
no error (but also no confirmation)
cnf trytond-admin
=> usr/bin/trytond-admin
su tryton -s /bin/bash
=> Passwort: test
=> su: Fehler bei Authentifizierung => first back to root, then again to su
tryton -s /bin/bash => works
trytond-admin -c /usr/bin/trytond.conf --all -d health38_V2 -v
=> OSError: Database "health38_V2.sqlite doesn't exist"
Then I gave up.
Now I think: would it be possible to have a feature in the GNUHealth or the
Tryton-client, that would just make a new database via the client, if I am
already connected to a database? So that in fact it makes just a copy of the
current database, or uses the same template of the current database, that was
used during the first installation of that database? I think, that would be
great and would help a lot for laymen or simple users as I am.
Thank you very much!
All the best
Edgar
