Upon several trials to install erpnext on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 VPS, the below issue were found, [OpenVZ%20VPS%20error] Please advice on disable the creation of swap through the installation process. my VPS have already 6GB RAM and doesn’t need swap partition.

Please advice on disable the below task, TASK [swap : Turn swap on] ***************************************************** task path: /tmp/.bench/playbooks/roles/swap/tasks/main.yml:13 <127.0.0.1> ESTABLISH LOCAL CONNECTION FOR USER: root <127.0.0.1> EXEC /bin/sh -c 'echo ~root && sleep 0' <127.0.0.…

These look more like permissions errors than memory errors. As which user did you install, and using which method?

the below commands were used, wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/frappe/bench/master/playbooks/install.py sudo python install.py --production --user frappe well, I kept digging to understand why installation fails with Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 which works normally with physical or virtual machin…

Hi. Its the OpenVZ issue. This link may help you. I trust with what @bkm has mentioned here based on his experience and knowledge. [image] I found VPS hosting for a good price. Does Anyone use these ones with ERPNext? Offtopic Be careful what you buy. @fabyc I started w…

well, while dealing with OpenVZ based VPS the command swapon -a will results in “Operation is not permitted” error i.e. by the Host system not the Guest. The alternative approach is to use --container flag while running the install script, sudo python install.py --production --user USER --version …

When the easy install breaks about this error, go to the breaking file and clear all content. Have not seen any after effects in a low profile environment. Been working under this setting for more than 2 years.

[image] Tufan_Kaynak2: When the easy install breaks about this error, go to the breaking file and clear all content. using the below command, install script doesn’t breaks sudo python install.py --production --user USER --version 11 --container That excessive CPU usage still the same while …

LXD is a container platform native to Linux - independent of what kind of VM you use. It likely will only run on KVM and not on OpenVZ (same for Docker). OpenVZ itself is a virtual container type environment and --container flag may be needed for install. Did not try it myself. I am using LXD for p…

[image] zerodiscount: It likely will only run on KVM and not on OpenVZ (same for Docker) I got informed by hosting guys that, OpenVZ v7 can run Docker and I install it already with no issues but I’m not fan of Docker actually. I didn’t go through LXD cause I consider it as nested virtualizat…

I have no issues with it. The good thing about open source is you can choose the platform most suited for your needs.

How to install erpnext on OpenVZ VPS (no swap partition)

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Muzzy October 23, 2019, 11:54am 5

Hi. Its the OpenVZ issue. This link may help you. I trust with what @bkm has mentioned here based on his experience and knowledge.