Instead of Windows, I suppose it work on Linux system too? Any specific steps?
Do I disable nginx, mariadb, memcached services.
Install virtualbox and import the virtual image and start it that’s all??
Do I need to do any special configuration in the setting to bind the virtual image IP or leave it as default and it should work??
As I understood, you would like to run ERPNext on Ubuntu server, right? If yes, follow below steps:
Step1 : Configure a Ubuntu VMs minimum 1GB RAM. (You may opt for Digital ocean, Amazon, Google cloud)
Step 2: Update your vm
sudo apt-get update
Step3: Run install script as user
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/frappe/bench/master/install_scripts/setup_frappe.sh
sudo bash setup_frappe.sh --setup-production
Step4: Done. Celebrate your brand new ERP
Note: Your administrator password will be displayed once installation complete.
Sunil
Actually I already have v3 installed but from my experience, the system broken if I do updates occasionally (bad script?). Since it is production, it maybe better to use VM so I can export out as appliance to do major update. If it fail, I can roll back.
bench update break system occasionally, agree with you. Still, I would suggest to use install script to on live server for production.
Including mine, I’m sure there are 100s of ERPNext instance is running on production, live.
Sunil
pdvyas
May 29, 2015, 9:24am
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Whoelse:
Actually I already have v3 installed but from my experience, the system broken if I do updates occasionally (bad script?). Since it is production, it maybe better to use VM so I can export out as appliance to do major update. If it fail, I can roll back.
Not a bad idea. The latest scripts take a db backup before update also, so you can restore from that too.