Re: [Health] How to automatically start gnu health in ubuntu

[Luis Falcon]

Dear Amedu

On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 8:17 PM, Amedu Stephen <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am new to tryton/gnu health with only a little experience with ubuntu 
> 11.10. I followed the installation instructions for gnu health using 'pip 
> install --user trytond_healthprofile==1.4.5' and was able to run through some 
> of the features.

You should install the latest version (1.6.1), so it's better, unless
specified, not to put the version number.

>
> I need help to enable me set up gnu health to automatically start when the 
> ubuntu boots up.

Once installed, you only need to boot the tryton server (trytond). If
you did the installation using pip, you can put a line in your
/etc/rc.local if you use a Debian GNU/Linux based OS,to boot the
server at startup. Alternatively, you can create a Sxx in /etc/rc2.d .

Please let me know if you need extra help for the script.

Thanks

>
> Regards
>
> Amedu Stephen




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