How do you reach the web interface? For example you can just start Trytond and then go with your webbrowser to <tryton-server-ipaddress>:8000 (make sure when you want to reach tryton over the network, you have to open the port on your firewall. Also installing the web interface can also be done a bit different. I don’t know if this is best practices, but it works quite well.
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download sao from the downloads.tryton.org
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unpack sao (e.g. inside your virtual environment) and rename the
packageto<whatevernameyoulike> -
edit your trytond.conf and put the full link of sao in the
[web]section like
root = /home/trytond/test_tryton/<whatevernameyoulike> -
get the script from About the provided tryton-sao-X.Y.Z.gz archive - #5 by semarie. Unfortunately you have to modify that script a little bit to get it working on RHEL / CentOS
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FETCHCMD='ftp'toFETCHCMD='curl -L' - change
UNZIP='/usr/local/bin/7z x'toUNZIP='7z x'(be sure you have 7z installed) - change
xargs -0 sha256 -btoxargs -0 sha256sum -b
run the script inside your
<whatevernameyoulike>directory. It will create a new directory there with the namesao-dependencies-<trytonversion>. - change
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mv the
bower_componentsfrom the sao-dependencies directory a step higher to theroot. Alternatively you can create a symlink. -
start the tryton server and you should be good to go. In my case it worked …
