Basic 4.2 tryton install

[José A. Salvador Vanaclocha]

Hi,

I'm very frustated 'cause I'm not be able to install tryton.

I've read all the documentation I've found, even mixing instructions from older versions of tryton but I'm not lucky. :-(

I know there are easy solutions like installing tryton via invoke but I prefer doing a very, very basic installation in order to understand how tryton works and grow up from there.

After very doc readed I think the recommended way to install tryton is via pip on a virtualenv.

I'm using ubuntu 16.04 with a virtualenv over python 3.5

Can you note me on a right link, doc, thread where I can try a basic tryton install??

Thanks.

José Salvador.

[Sergi Almacellas Abellana]

El 24/02/17 a les 14:07, José A. Salvador Vanaclocha ha escrit:

> Hi,
>
> I'm very frustated 'cause I'm not be able to install tryton.
>
> I've read all the documentation I've found, even mixing instructions
> from older versions of tryton but I'm not lucky. :-(
>
> I know there are easy solutions like installing tryton via invoke but I
> prefer doing a very, very basic installation in order to understand how
> tryton works and grow up from there.
>
> After very doc readed I think the recommended way to install tryton is
> via pip on a virtualenv.
>
> I'm using ubuntu 16.04 with a virtualenv over python 3.5

With this setup the easier way is to use pip packages. You should at
least install the server (trytond) with:

pip install trytond

Once you have installed the server, you can install aditional modules with:

pip install trytond_<module_name>

This will install the packages of the last stable version (currently 4.2)

>
> Can you note me on a right link, doc, thread where I can try a basic
> tryton install??

Once installed please have a look at:

http://doc.tryton.org/4.2/trytond/doc/index.html#first-steps

Hope it helps.

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[Jose Salvador]

El 24/02/17 a las 15:15, Sergi Almacellas Abellana escribió:

Thank you Sergi. I had already read that documentation among others.

When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).

I'll note you with the working solution. This time I'll bet for sao as a
client.

Thank you very much for your quick response.

Greats.

[Jean Cavallo]

Hi Jose,

2017-02-26 13:18 GMT+01:00 Jose Salvador <joan...@gmail.com>:

When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).

As far as I remember, gtk does not behave nicely in a virtualenv, you have to install it system wide. Maybe that's your problem.

Jean Cavallo

Coopengo

[Sergi Almacellas Abellana]

El 26/02/17 a les 13:18, Jose Salvador ha escrit:

> When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
> think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
> server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).
>
> I'll note you with the working solution. This time I'll bet for sao as a
> client.

I think pthe problem is installing pygtk inside a virtualenv. Have a
look at this thread [1] for further references.

I usually install tryton outside of the virtualenv.

Hope it helps.


[1]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9064289/installing-pygtk-in-virtualenv#17126095

[Ul]

Am 26.02.2017 um 13:18 schrieb Jose Salvador:
>
> Thank you Sergi. I had already read that documentation among others.
>
> When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
> think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
> server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).
>

When does your problem first occur? Does the server (trytond) install
and start alright? If not, the client shouldn't make a difference.
Or is it only a problem with the client ? than it could be about gtk.

Do you have a special reason for using python 3 ?

Try python 2.7.x instead. The docs list 'python 2.7 or later' as a
requirement, but as python 2 and python 3 are so different, i understand
the 'or later' as a newer version of python 2, not including python 3

[Cédric Krier]

On 2017-02-27 23:30, Ul wrote:
> Do you have a special reason for using python 3 ?

It is normal to start new project with python 3.

> Try python 2.7.x instead. The docs list 'python 2.7 or later' as a
> requirement, but as python 2 and python 3 are so different, i understand
> the 'or later' as a newer version of python 2, not including python 3

Tryton supports python 3

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[Jose Salvador]

El 27/02/17 a las 09:31, Sergi Almacellas Abellana escribió:

> El 26/02/17 a les 13:18, Jose Salvador ha escrit:
>> When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
>> think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
>> server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).
>>
>> I'll note you with the working solution. This time I'll bet for sao as a
>> client.
>
> I think pthe problem is installing pygtk inside a virtualenv. Have a
> look at this thread [1] for further references.
>
> I usually install tryton outside of the virtualenv.
>
> Hope it helps.
>

I'm proud to say you I just get a working tryton :-D

Installing gtk client at system wide way was not a proper solution for me.

I ended up with a working tryton using virtualenv, nvm and, of course,
python 3. :-D

Thank you very much for your support.

I'll email to list again with a clean and ordered doc with my install
process in order to help with a humble documentation.

Greats.


>
> [1]
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9064289/installing-pygtk-in-virtualenv#17126095
>
>

[Jose Salvador]

El 27/02/17 a las 09:16, Jean Cavallo escribió:

You're right.

I've got a working tryton using sao client.

Thank you.

Greats.

Jean Cavallo

Coopengo

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[Jose Salvador]

El 27/02/17 a las 23:30, Ul escribió:

> Am 26.02.2017 um 13:18 schrieb Jose Salvador:
>> Thank you Sergi. I had already read that documentation among others.
>>
>> When I have an empty slot to do the work I will try it again 'cause I
>> think all of my problems come on from trying to get working tryton
>> server with gtk client (in a virtualenv on python 3).
>>
> When does your problem first occur? Does the server (trytond) install
> and start alright? If not, the client shouldn't make a difference.
> Or is it only a problem with the client ? than it could be about gtk.

It was a problem with cliente. Trying to get working a gtk client inside
a virtual env. I've switched to sao client.

> Do you have a special reason for using python 3 ?

For sure!!!

Python 2 is "discontinued" (only for patch and security fixes I think)

Python 3 is the future (and present) ;-D

Thank you.

[Jose Salvador]

El 27/02/17 a las 23:55, Cédric Krier escribió:

> On 2017-02-27 23:30, Ul wrote:
>> Do you have a special reason for using python 3 ?
> It is normal to start new project with python 3.

IMHO I think like you. There is no other way. :-D

>
>> Try python 2.7.x instead. The docs list 'python 2.7 or later' as a
>> requirement, but as python 2 and python 3 are so different, i understand
>> the 'or later' as a newer version of python 2, not including python 3
> Tryton supports python 3

Oh yeah!!!

I finally got a working tryton with sao as a client. :-D

Thank you very much for your support.

Greats.