The document provides instructions for installing OpenERP 8 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS including setting up the virtual machine, editing the apt/sources.list file to add the nightly OpenERP repository, installing OpenERP using apt-get, creating a home directory for OpenERP, and accessing the OpenERP interface. It also describes how to later update the OpenERP installation and install Firefox.
The document provides instructions for installing OpenERP 8 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS including setting up the virtual machine, editing the apt/sources.list file to add the nightly OpenERP repository, installing OpenERP using apt-get, creating a home directory for OpenERP, and accessing the OpenERP interface. It also describes how to later update the OpenERP installation and install Firefox.
The document provides instructions for installing OpenERP 8 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS including setting up the virtual machine, editing the apt/sources.list file to add the nightly OpenERP repository, installing OpenERP using apt-get, creating a home directory for OpenERP, and accessing the OpenERP interface. It also describes how to later update the OpenERP installation and install Firefox.
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Setup The following installation of OpenERP was done using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Server, and VMware Player 6.0.2, all running on a laptop running Windows 7, i5, 8 GB RAM. The installation of Ubuntu was easy using VMware Player - simply start VMware Player, select "Create a New Virtual Machine", and point it at the ISO image of Ubuntu that you downloaded. I used these parameters: Maximum disk size: 20 GB Split virtual disk into multiple files Memory: 1.5 GB Processors: 2 cores Network Adapter: NAT Installation These initial instructions are expanded from: http://nightly.openerp.com/#debian Log into your Ubuntu machine using your username and password. Su to root: Edit /etc/apt/sources.list: nano /etc/apt/sources.list Place this line in the file: deb http://nightly.openerp.com/trunk/nightly/deb/ ./ Save and quit. Run these two commands: apt-get update apt-get install openerp Create a home directory for openerp This was missed by the current installation. Make a home directory for openerp:http mkdir /home/openerp chown openerp /home/openerp chgrp openerp /home/openerp Run OpenERP You are now ready to run OpenERP: in a browser, go to http://yourServer:8069 Updating OpenERP At a later time, if you want to update your installation of OpenERP: apt-get upgrade openerp %nstalar &ire&o' we will make use of a Linux Mint package repository that targets Debian proper. To do this add the following line to you /etc/apt/sources.list file: deb http://packages.linuxmint.com debian import acer alguna de lasdos cosas siguientes To get a !alid "#" key for the Linux Mint repository $ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 3EE67F3!FF"!#$% gpg --export 3EE67F3!FF"!#$% & 3EE67F3!FF"!#$%.gpg apt-key add ./3EE67F3!FF"!#$%.gpg rm ./3EE67F3!FF"!#$%.gpg % descargamos w(et )ttp*++pa,-a(es#linu'.int#,o.+pool+.ain+l+linu'.int/-eyrin(+linu'.int/ -eyrin(02001#04#210all#deb instala.os en dp-( i linu'.int-eyrin(02001#04#210all#deb &ow you should be able to update the package list successfully apt-get update . Then what's left to do is to install firefox and you can do that like so: apt-get install 'ire'ox 'ire'ox-l(!n-es-)* The branch has not been merged to the offical trunk https://code.launchpad.net/(openerp)de!/openob*ect)addons/trunk)website)al https://code.launchpad.net/(openerp)de!/openob*ect)ser!er/trunk)website)al https://code.launchpad.net/(openerp)de!/openerp)web/trunk)website)al the modules are called website