Hi @pcc , I’m a fellow FreeBSD and Tryton user. I run -RELEASE with quarterly packages and use pkg to install system services, but have found third-party SaaS applications are often updated on a schedule that doesn’t necessarily align well with the quarterly pkg update schedule (e.g. Solved - odoo pkg (odoo v16) requires "latest" pkg repo | The FreeBSD Forums).
I have been installing Tryton from PyPI. What would be the advantages of using pkg instead?
Fwiw, I published my notes on installing Tryton manually on FreeBSD:
- Install Tryton on FreeBSD v13 – Dale Scott
- Configure Tryton to use PostgreSQL – Dale Scott
- Install Tryton sao web client on FreeBSD v13 – Dale Scott
Since I wrote these posts, I created an rc.d script to run trytond etc. using daemon, but still have to configure a production-grade server stack, probably using Gunicorn and Apache per recent posts from edbo with comments from others:
- Install Tryton in a Python virtual environment on Ubuntu
- Deploying Tryton with a Python virtual environment
- Install Sao in a production environment
Cheers,
Dale