405 Method not allowed when attempting to access via web browser when installed via pip

Support System Administrator
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Hello - I am new to Tryton so apologies if this is an obvious/ well documented problem.

I am using an PyCharm as the IDE where I have setup a virtual environment with fresh installation with the following packages:

appdirs==1.4.3
freeze==1.0.10
Genshi==0.7
lxml==3.7.3
MySQL-python==1.2.5
packaging==16.8
polib==1.0.8
pyparsing==2.2.0
python-dateutil==2.6.0
python-sql==0.8
relatorio==0.6.4
six==1.10.0
trytond==4.2.2
Werkzeug==0.12
wrapt==1.10.10

I believe I have followed all the installation instructions (pip route) correctly as I am able to start the trytond instance and I have seen all the tables created in the database after having run tryton-admin. However, whenever I try to connect to the server using a browser it always displays a 405 “Method Not Allowed” error.

Probably super simple step I have missed - help would be appreciated

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To connect to Tryton, you need to use a client. Tryton has three clients in base:

  • tryton, a native desktop client based on GTK;
  • sao, a web client based on HTML5, Javascript, jQuery and Bootstrap;
  • proteus, a python library.

If you want to access via browser, you must install sao as explained in its readme. Be careful to use the same feature release as trytond.

3

Hi Cedric,

Thanks for the super quick response. I managed to mess something up in the installation so I had to re-install to try again.

I believe I have installed sao correctly (version 4.2.2 same as trytond). However, I still have the same error when I try to connect via a browser. Is there another possibility that is preventing it from working as it should?

4

Please provide the logs of the server and also of the browser.

5

Thanks again Cedric for the quick response.

While trying to figure out how to setup the logging mechanism - I started trytond directly via the terminal (rather than via the IDE’s interface) and it started working. Whatever the problem is - it is not related to trytond or sao.

Thanks again!