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# ġ:wkhtmltox-1:0.12.1-1 # ~]# yum install fontconfig libXrender libXext '*fonts*' openssl Resolving softlayer-dal.dl. (softlayer-dal.dl.). You can remove this file after making a note of the ~]# The passwords are also stored at ~/frappe_passwords.txt Installing frappe-bench Setting up first siteįrappe/ERPNext is installed successfully and is running on port 80. Setup_frappe.sh: line 300: hash: pip-2.7: not found Installing for centos 7 amd64 In case you encounter an error, you can post on 22:57:47 (37.0 MB/s) - ‘setup_frappe.sh’ saved ~]# sudo bash setup_frappe.sh -setup-production

Backup the database after completing the setup wizard.

I’ll continue configuring ERPNext in my next post.

#Centos 7 install mysql digital ocean password

Access the server from a browser (port 80), and sign into ERPNext as “Adminstrator” using the password output at the end of the setup_frappe.sh execution.

got a LOT of “unable to allocate memory” error messages, but wkhtmltopdf seems OK (created test page, assuming errors are due to not being able to load some user thumbnail pics).

install wkhtmltopdf manually (appears the project has changed its hosting recently).

server produced ERPNext login screen, so it seems the basics are working.

“pip-2.7 not found”, but reading setup_frappe.sh, this seems informational and not an issue.

wkhtmltopdf couldn’t be installed and was skipped (too bad, I need that!).

follow Easy Way in ERPNExt frappe bench README.md.

I was emailed a password, but it doesn’t seem to work, I muddled around a bit and destroyed my first droplet, so perhaps the password is for that droplet – if the second droplet got the same IP address as the destroyed one).

#Centos 7 install mysql digital ocean windows

connect to the new server using PuTTY on my Windows laptop.create droplet: 512 MB / 1 CPU, 20 GB SSD, 1000 GB Transfer, New York server, CentOS 7.0 圆4, and use my ssh key.copy my public ssh key to my DigitalOcean account (copy/paste from the PuTTYgen window, NOT the Save Public Key button!).Here are my steps, described very briefly: I had to pick CentOS 7 instead of FreeBSD 10 (ERPNext and DigitalOcean constraints, and chosing RH for corporate familiarity), oh well….

#Centos 7 install mysql digital ocean code

I also had a $10 promo code I still had to put in $5 of my own, but I should get 3 months for $5, pretty good. It’s basically the same as the old desktop serving, or the performance of a vm running in VirtualBox under Windows on my T61 ThinkPad. It’s a pretty good deal, for $5 a month for one CPU, 512MB RAM and a 20 GB SSD. I signed up for a server on DigitalOcean. No solution yet, so changing course slightly. For followers of this saga, I started trying to install ERPNext on bare-metal FreeBSD, but ran into errors.