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I have successfully installed trytond server, when I try and create a profile from the Tryton client I am getting 'Database: Could not connect to the server' error. Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
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>Congratulations !
>The "hard" part is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
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Thanks Dear Luis. It is become possible becaouse of constant and kind support from you and your team members. Hats off to you.
>Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
>Xwindow .
Yes! It worked now. I log in with gnuhealth member at? Xwindow. This helped.
But now new issue, I have successfully installed GNU Health using the pip method, I can start the server (trytond and postgresql), when I try and create a profile from the Tryton client I am getting 'Database: Could not connect to the server' error. I can connect to the only tryton demo server from the same client I have correctly set up the database to accept tcpi connections (I can accessthe database via Navicat over the network). Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
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Dear Mona
On 09/29/2013 02:43 AM, mona gc wrote:
> Dear Luis,
> Installatuion was
succeessfull for Tryton Server. Whiule Booting up the
> Tryton Server
> in the last line i see this also, *INFO:server:starting JSON-RPC
> protocol on localhost:8000*
>
Congratulations !
The "hard" part is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
> *New issue:*
> I did Installation of the Tryton Client using following commands,
> pip install --user tryton
> pip install --upgrade --user tryton
>
> Then I run
> cd $HOME/.local/bin
> ./tryton
> To execute it and getting following errors, (kindly help with this)
> /home/gnuhealth/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tryton/gui/main.py:179:
> GtkWarning: IA__gdk_window_new: assertion `GDK_IS_WINDOW (parent)' failed
> self.window.show_all()
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Do you login to your desktop environment with gnuhealth or
with another
user ? The gnuhealth user should be used only for running the server.
Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
Xwindow .
Let us know if you could run it.
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Kindly ignore my last mail.
>Congratulations !
>The "hard" part
is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
>concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
Thanks Dear Luis. It become possible because of constant and kind support from you and
your team members. Hats off to you.
>Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
>Xwindow .
Yes! It worked now. I log in with gnuhealth member at? Xwindow. This helped.
But now new issue, I have successfully installed GNU Health using the pip method, I can start the server (trytond and postgresql), when I try and create a profile from the Tryton client I am getting 'Database: Could not connect to the server' error. Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
regards
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Dear Mona
On 09/29/2013 02:43 AM, mona gc wrote:
> Dear Luis,
> Installatuion was succeessfull for Tryton Server. Whiule Booting up the
> Tryton Server
> in the last line i see this also, *INFO:server:starting
JSON-RPC
> protocol on localhost:8000*
>
Congratulations !
The "hard" part is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
> *New issue:*
> I did Installation of the Tryton Client using following commands,
> pip install --user tryton
> pip install --upgrade --user tryton
>
> Then I run
> cd $HOME/.local/bin
> ./tryton
> To execute it and getting following errors, (kindly help with this)
> /home/gnuhealth/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tryton/gui/main.py:179:
> GtkWarning: IA__gdk_window_new: assertion `GDK_IS_WINDOW (parent)' failed
> self.window.show_all()
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Do you login to your desktop environment with gnuhealth or with another
user ? The gnuhealth user should be used only for running the server.
Make sure you run the Tryton client with the
user that connects to the
Xwindow .
Let us know if you could run it.
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Hi Mona !
On 10/01/2013 10:50 AM, mona gc wrote:
> /I have successfully installed trytond server, when I try and create a profile from/
> /the Tryton client I am getting 'Database: Could not connect to the/
> /server' error. //Your assistance will/ /be greatly appreciated.
Is your PostgreSQL server up and running ?
Are you connected from a non-localhost client (please check this section
:
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health/Installation#Activate_network_devices_for_the_JSON-RPC_protocol)
Let us know if this solved your problem.
Best,
> regards
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>>Congratulations !
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>>concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
>
> Thanks Dear Luis. It is become possible becaouse of constant and kind
> support from you and your team members. Hats off to you.
>
>
>>Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to
the
>>Xwindow .
>
> Yes! It worked now. I log in with gnuhealth member at Xwindow. This helped.
> But now new issue, I have successfully installed GNU Health using the
> pip method, I can start the server (trytond and postgresql), when I try
> and create a profile from the Tryton client I am getting 'Database:
> Could not connect to the server' error. I can connect to the only tryton
> demo server from the same client I have correctly set up the database to
> accept tcpi connections (I can accessthe database via Navicat over the
> network). Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
> regards
>
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> Dear
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> On 09/29/2013 02:43 AM, mona gc wrote:
>> Dear Luis,
>> Installatuion was succeessfull for Tryton Server. Whiule Booting up the
>> Tryton Server
>> in the last line i see this also, *INFO:server:starting JSON-RPC
>> protocol on localhost:8000*
>>
> Congratulations !
> The "hard" part is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
> concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
>> *New issue:*
>> I did Installation of the Tryton Client using following commands,
>> pip install --user tryton
>> pip install --upgrade --user tryton
>>
>> Then I run
>> cd $HOME/.local/bin
>> ./tryton
>> To execute it and getting following errors, (kindly help with this)
>> /home/gnuhealth/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tryton/gui/main.py:179:
>> GtkWarning: IA__gdk_window_new:
assertion `GDK_IS_WINDOW (parent)' failed
>> self.window.show_all()
>> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>
> Do you login to your desktop environment with gnuhealth or with another
> user ? The gnuhealth user should be used only for running the server.
>
> Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
> Xwindow .
>
> Let us know if you could run it.
>
> Best,
>
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>>The "hard" part
is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
>>concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
>
> Thanks Dear Luis. It become possible because of constant and kind
> support from you and
> your team members. Hats off to you.
>
>
>>Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
>>Xwindow .
>
> Yes! It worked now. I log in with gnuhealth member at Xwindow. This helped.
> But now new issue, I have successfully installed GNU Health using the
> pip method, I can start the server (trytond and postgresql), when I try
> and create a profile from the Tryton client I am getting 'Database:
> Could not connect to the server' error. Your assistance will be greatly
> appreciated.
> regards
>
>
>
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> Dear Mona
> On 09/29/2013 02:43 AM, mona gc wrote:
>> Dear Luis,
>> Installatuion was succeessfull for Tryton Server. Whiule Booting up the
>> Tryton Server
>> in the last line i see this also, *INFO:server:starting JSON-RPC
>> protocol on localhost:8000*
>>
> Congratulations !
> The "hard" part is over now :) It takes a bit of practice to put all the
> concepts together, but then is easy and logical.
>> *New issue:*
>> I did Installation of the Tryton Client using following commands,
>> pip install --user tryton
>> pip install --upgrade --user tryton
>>
>> Then I run
>> cd $HOME/.local/bin
>> ./tryton
>> To
execute it and getting following errors, (kindly help with this)
>> /home/gnuhealth/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tryton/gui/main.py:179:
>> GtkWarning: IA__gdk_window_new: assertion `GDK_IS_WINDOW (parent)' failed
>> self.window.show_all()
>> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>
> Do you login to your desktop environment with gnuhealth or with another
> user ? The gnuhealth user should be used only for running the server.
>
> Make sure you run the Tryton client with the user that connects to the
> Xwindow .
>
> Let us know if you could run it.
>
> Best,
>
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