Upgrading Tryton Docker Stacks
Step 1: Make volume backups As the upgrade procedure (potentially) involves modifications on the database, it is recommended to backup the Docker volumes of our Tryton stack. We therefore use
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Tryton Units of Measure
Categories for Units of Measure Each Unit of Measure (UoM) in Tryton belongs to one and only one pre-defined Category which normally tells us what the UoM is supposed to
Language Localization in Tryton
Languages generally available on the system The first thing you have to specify is what languages should be available on the system as such. “Available” in this context has a
Tryton country module
The country module keeps a list of pre-defined country names. It features a high granularity and is aware of provinces, districts etc. for rather exotic countries. The advantage of installing
Installing Tryton as a Docker stack
This post kicks of a new series on the Tryton FOSS ERP system. Today’s quick post is about installing Tryton as a docker stack. As usual, the most tricky part
Setting up VS Code with GitLab with custom SSH port
As explained in my previous blog, it is often necessary to run the SSH server inside a GitLab Docker stack on a non-standard port as the default port 22 is
SSH access to your GitLab server
The most common way of pulling and pushing code between your development machine and your GitLab server is by means of SSH keys. Most tutorials on GitLab tell you something
LUKS encrypted Ubuntu with LVM and SSD cached HDD drive
This post is an adapted clone of Arne Rantzen’s instructions (archived version). 1. Preliminary steps 1.1 Partitioning Launch gparted from the testing system, format both drives as GPT devices (not
Ubuntu Installation with LVM, encryption and SSD caching
The Jack-of-all-trades Ubuntu Installation (Part 1) A wish-list for the features of my Ubuntu installation would look like this: Another nice-to-have feature would be a file system that allows to
Bacula testing installation
As mentioned above, my recommendation is to simply install the complete Bacula suite as a Bacularis Docker container. As such, any of the following instructions is obsolete. There might be