The Addons path you have added both community and enterprise path, but there are modules common in both the versions like account or other modules. So will this not cause conflicts or duplicates in the modules or should we delete the community addons and keep only enterprise addons?
Hello, first thanks for this awesome video, i just have a problem. I'm trying to do this install on a ubuntu ARM (dual boot M1 mac), but pgAdmin4 is not installable on arm, i see you're using it to configure the db and launch the server. Is there any similar alternative you might know about ?
And for those of us who are not partners, what solution do you propose? I bought an on-premise license and downloaded the entire project and uploaded it to my github as if it were the enterprise one and I did all the other steps but it gives me an error, from then on your explanation is perfect
You need to contact Odoo company to grant you permission to download the Enterprise version from github. I am not sure if there is permission for non-partners. Thank you for the nice comment
you should be able to log in with psql as the postgres superuser with this shell command: sudo -u postgres psql Once inside psql, issue the SQL command: ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'newpassword';
THANK YOU A LOT. EXCELLENT EXPLANATION.
Thanks a lot
The Addons path you have added both community and enterprise path, but there are modules common in both the versions like account or other modules. So will this not cause conflicts or duplicates in the modules or should we delete the community addons and keep only enterprise addons?
Hello, first thanks for this awesome video, i just have a problem. I'm trying to do this install on a ubuntu ARM (dual boot M1 mac), but pgAdmin4 is not installable on arm, i see you're using it to configure the db and launch the server. Is there any similar alternative you might know about ?
And for those of us who are not partners, what solution do you propose? I bought an on-premise license and downloaded the entire project and uploaded it to my github as if it were the enterprise one and I did all the other steps but it gives me an error, from then on your explanation is perfect
You need to contact Odoo company to grant you permission to download the Enterprise version from github.
I am not sure if there is permission for non-partners.
Thank you for the nice comment
Enterprise repo is not open anymore
Enterprise repo version available only for Odoo partners.
@@ITIssueFixers-wo2sy I'm officially an Odoo partner but I don't have an enterprise repository on my GitHub
what is the password for postgresql
you should be able to log in with psql as the postgres superuser with this shell command:
sudo -u postgres psql
Once inside psql, issue the SQL command:
ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'newpassword';