Unable to access the MEGA Link, Please provide an alternative
its is still not working, please check the link.
Sorry, used vpn and was able to download. thanks
After follow these steps
cd frappe-bench
cd apps/hrms
git fetch upstream version-14:version-14
git checkout version-14
cd ../..
bench --site frappe.com migrate
sudo reboot
facing error while submit Salary Slip which contain Loan Repayment Entries
Form/Salary Slip/Sal Slip/HR-EMP-00025/00001
exception: TypeError: create_repayment_entry() got an unexpected keyword argument 'process_payroll_accounting_entry_based_on_employee'
How can I install Healthcare module with this?
Go to directory frappe-bench
bench get-app healthcare
bench --site frappe.com install-app healthcare
bench --site frappe.com migrate
After this point you should restart system.
sudo reboot
Thank you, Now it’s working fine.
And, Now, I migrate version 13 to version 14, what can I do?
→ During Creation of New Patient, not able to Save. I think it seems to be slow,its not a network problem, what should I do?
How do I migrate my old version of erpnext V13 to V14 with my own customizations?
Do note that you use this at your own risk.
There are two main things to concern before do anything.
Like as
1:- IF you want upgrade ERPNEXT v13 to v14.
Then you need also upgrade OS, MySQL, Python, CURL, Node, NPM, Yarn and ERPNext.
Or
2:- If you want to migrate Database from ERPNEXT v13 to v14
Then you read carefully below article and try to restore backup of MySQL Database.
Migration Guide to ERPNext version 14 · frappe/erpnext Wiki · GitHub.
Thanks for your reply. I want to migrate Database from ERPNEXT v13 to v14, expecially Haealthcare Module. What should I do?
I used the above steps to Install Healthcare module in ERP Next version 14…
It Installed, but the version is healthcare version 15 dev… How can I install version 14 of healthcare module
i get error message when i try to install hrms (bench get-app hrms) but i cannot really see what is the error message in my VM. is there any way to check the error message or maybe anyone have .OVA file with healthcare and hrms already?
For if you are looking for way to backup your VM on a regular basis, here is a little script that I created. It is run once a day via cron and handles a single VM on a host. It checks if the guest VM is running, then shuts the VM down, copies it to a local temporary directory to keep the downtime to a minimum. After that it starts the VM again.
Later it copies the backup from the temporary local directory to a different server for an offsite backup. That directory is a mounted nfs share on /mnt/backup.
The script also sends out an email confirming the backup.
The whole backup of my ERPNext instance takes some 15-20 seconds on my machine. If the VM is very big, it might take longer.
You can adjust the variables in the top few lines to match your specifics. The parts below should not need any adjustments.
Hopefully it helps some of you.
#!/bin/bash
# =======================================================
# Created by: Matthias Karl, 15.10.2023
# Version: 1.03
# =======================================================
# =============== Set your variables here ===============
MYMAIL=joe@inter.net
VMDIR="/home/user/VirtualBox\ VMs/ERPNext\ Production/"
EXPORTDIR="/mnt/Backup/vmbackup/"
TEMPDIR="/home/user/temp/"
VMTMPDIR="/home/user/temp/ERPNext\ Production/"
LOGDIR="/home/user/logs/"
LOGNAME="erpnextprod.log"
VM="ERPNext Production"
ERR="nothing"
SECONDS=0
STARTUP=1
COPY=1
# =======================================================
# No manual changes needed below this point
# =======================================================
LOGFILE="$LOGDIR$(date +"%Y-%m-%d-%T")-$LOGNAME"
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: Backing up VM ${VM}" >> $LOGFILE
# Get the vm state
VMSTATE=$(vboxmanage showvminfo "$VM" --machinereadable | grep "VMState=" | cut -f 2 -d "=")
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: ${VM}'s state is: ${VMSTATE}." &>> $LOGFILE
# If the VM's state is running or paused, save its state
if [[ $VMSTATE == \"poweroff\" ]]; then
# skip the wait
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: VM ${VM} is already powered off" &>> $LOGFILE
STARTUP=0
else
# Shut down the VM
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: Shutting down the VM ${VM}" &>> $LOGFILE
vboxmanage controlvm "$VM" acpipowerbutton
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then ERR="shutting down"; fi
# cdt=$(date)
# echo "${cdt}: Waiting 120 seconds to let the VM ${VM} shut down" &>> $LOGFILE
# sleep 60s
fi
max_wait=$((SECONDS+120))
cnt=1
# Check state of VM
VMSTATE=$(vboxmanage showvminfo "$VM" --machinereadable | grep "VMState=" | cut -f 2 -d "=")
# Wait a maximum of 120 seconds to avoid an infinite loop in case the VM can't be stopped
while [[ $VMSTATE != \"poweroff\" ]]
do
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: ${cnt} loop(s) waiting for the VM ${VM} to shut down. Current state is ${VMSTATE}" &>> $LOGFILE
# Wait a few seconds before checking again
sleep 10s
# Checking state of VM again
VMSTATE=$(vboxmanage showvminfo "$VM" --machinereadable | grep "VMState=" | cut -f 2 -d "=")
cnt=$(( $cnt + 1 ))
# If loop has taken more than 60 seconds, break it to avoid an infinite loop
if [ $SECONDS -gt $max_wait ]; then break; fi
done
# Check if VM is now powered off
VMSTATE=$(vboxmanage showvminfo "$VM" --machinereadable | grep "VMState=" | cut -f 2 -d "=")
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: ${VM}'s state is: ${VMSTATE}." &>> $LOGFILE
if [[ $VMSTATE == \"poweroff\" ]]; then
# First copy it to a local directory to have a faster copy
eval cp -R "${VMDIR}" $TEMPDIR
# eval cp -R "${VMDIR}" $EXPORTDIR
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: VM ${VM} has been copied from ${VMDIR} to ${TEMPDIR}" &>> $LOGFILE
else
ERR="not powered off"
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: Not exporting because the VM ${VM} is not powered off." &>> $LOGFILE
COPY=0
fi
if [[ $STARTUP == 1 ]]; then
vboxmanage startvm "$VM" --type headless &>> $LOGFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
ERR="starting up"
else
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: VM is started up again" &>> $LOGFILE
fi
fi
# Calculate duration
duration=$SECONDS
duration="Operation took $(($duration / 60)) minutes, $(($duration % 60)) seconds." &>> $LOGFILE
if [[ $COPY==1 ]]; then
# Now copy off-machine
eval cp -R "${VMTMPDIR}" $EXPORTDIR
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: VM ${VM} has been copied from ${VMTMPDIR} to ${EXPORTDIR}" &>> $LOGFILE
eval rm -R "${VMTMPDIR}"
cdt=$(date)
echo "${cdt}: Temporary directory ${VMTMPDIR} has been deleted" &>> $LOGFILE
# Calculate duration
duration=$SECONDS
duration="Operation including copy to NAS took $(($duration / 60)) minutes, $(($duration % 60)) seconds." &>> $LOGFILE
fi
# Notify the admin
if [ "$ERR" == "nothing" ]; then
MAILSUBJECT="VM ${VM} succesfully backed up"
MAILBODY="Virtual Machine ${VM} was succesfully backed up!"
MAILBODY="$MAILBODY"$'\n'"$duration"
# MAILBODY=$(echo $MAILBODY && cat $LOGFILE)
else
MAILSUBJECT="Error $ERR VM ${VM}"
MAILBODY="There was an error ${ERR} VM ${VM}."
MAILBODY=$(echo $MAILBODY && cat $LOGFILE)
fi
# Send the mail
echo "$MAILBODY" | mail -s "$MAILSUBJECT" $MYMAIL
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i get error message when i try to install hrms (bench get-app hrms) but i cannot really see what is the error message in my VM. is there any way to check the error message or maybe anyone have .OVA file with healthcare and hrms already?
This OVA has already installed HRMS.
But if updated ERPNext to latest version then you follow this post to re-install HRMS Module with compatible latest Version of ERPNext.
how about healthcare?
Try this already but still can’t access local/sites
@hafiz4saqib Here, I attached screenshot. The Size field is read-only for me, then how I extend the disk size.Please help with this…
@Yogeshwaran
If you want to increase your vdi size then you should do Shutdown VirtualBox instead of Save/Running state.
Ok, Got it. Thanks for your reply.