2013/10/25 Niels Huylebroeck
> It will start the cron jobs if you provide a database with the -d /
> --database option which makes openerp load the selected database (and thus
> start the cron for that database)
Informative:
In the close past, I read a recomendation of use only 1 database for
On 10/25/2013 10:46 AM, Niels Huylebroeck wrote:
thanks for pointing out
well - I really do not understand why this does not happen automatically
for all databases
as the name says "start" - I would expect that it realy starts all the
processes - not just accepting connections.
It will s
It will start the cron jobs if you provide a database with the -d /
--database option which makes openerp load the selected database (and thus
start the cron for that database)
This is a bit problematic if you have multiple databases of which you would
want the cron to automatically after each res
Hi, Ferdinand,
Maybe oe script is a better approach:
https://doc.openerp.com/trunk/server/commands/
Regards.
2013/10/25 Ferdinand
> hello!
>
> starting the openerp server never starts cron jobs etc.
> we suggest to add some code like this to the start script which wakes up
> all these jobs
>
hello!
starting the openerp server never starts cron jobs etc.
we suggest to add some code like this to the start script which wakes up
all these jobs
the user start has no rights, but connecting
any other sugestion?
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import xmlrpclib
username = 'start' #the user
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