Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused

[edbo]

@Caroline

But this is my old version 5.0 , previously it works normally

I see, I think you have to downgrade or upgrade the csb43 package with
pip install --upgrade csb43==<package version>
You can look at the history at csb43 · PyPI , choose a version and try again. That’s the nice thing of pip

@Caroline

so should i install again trytond version 5.0!

No, it’s a problem with your csb43 package.

[dave (David Harper)]

@edbo

No, it’s a problem with your csb43 package.

Which may have been fixed here: Bitbucket

Which would suggest you need to be using a version of csb43 >= 0.8.2

[Caroline]

@edbo

You can look at the history at csb43 · PyPI , choose a version and try again. That’s the nice thing of pip

@dave

Which may have been fixed here: wmj / csb43 / commit / 9ce13546699c — Bitbucket

Thanks M.@edbo and M. @dave i have solve it <3 and now after update the database it goes normally and no errors.
But there was a thing i would to verify it, when i type trytond --version and tryton --version it gives me command not found in the virtual environment 5.0

If yes ,i want now to complete installing tryton version 6.0 in my another virtual environment so i have gone to the virtual enironment by (workon project_tryton6.0)where i already i have installed 6.0.0 this morning , but now when i put trytond-admin -vv -c trytond.conf -d database_tryton6 --all

Here it gives me -bash: trytond-admin: command not found,

This command become not workfull after uninstalling tryton globally, so
should i reinstall tryton 6.0 or what i should do !!

[edbo]

I would normally install Tryton with the pip command, so in order to do that:

• go into your virtual environment
• activate it!
• pip install trytond (you are installing the most recent version, so no versioning is needed
• pip install trytond-<module-name> for every module you want to install

If you have installed Tryton the same as in your other virtual environment, use the same commands.

[Caroline]

@edbo

• go into your virtual environment
• activate it!

Just for verifying about those two steps,so then i don’t complicate things for me;

Here in my linux server you mean should i do :

workon projecttryton6.0 (to go to the virtual environment)

and then

. bin/activate

and after that i type pip install trytond

[edbo]

@Caroline

@edbo

• go into your virtual environment

• activate it!

Just for verifying about those two steps,so then i don’t complicate things for me;

Here in my linux server you mean should i do :

workon projecttryton6.0 (to go to the virtual environment)

I don’t know what you mean with workon projecttryton6.0 Is this a command?

Imagine your virtual environment lives in /home/caroline/venv/projecttryton6.0/:

• cd into it cd /home/caroline/venv/projecttryton6.0/
• activate it . bin/activate

And now you can do everything you want with Python. It should stay in that virtual environment.