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Latest revision as of 07:40, 18 November 2021
Connect to the database
psql
Connect by ssh with openbravo user and then you can connect to the database with:
psql -h localhost -U tad openbravo
Default password: tad
pgadmin with ssh tunnel
ssh tunnel in linux
Connect by ssh doing a tunnel from your local port 5433 of the server port 5432
ssh openbravo@<IP_ADDRESS> -L 5433:localhost:5432
Then in your local pgadmin in host set localhost and port 5433
ssh tunnel in windows
PuTTY is an open source and free SSH client.
Use PuTTY to connect to PostgreSQL:
- Select Session'.
- In the Host Name' box, enter IP Address of the Openbravo Appliance.
- Select Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels.
- In the Source port field, enter 5433.
- In the Destination field, enter localhost:5432.
- Click Add.
- Click Open to open the ssh connection.
- Type openbravo as user name and your password, then leave this Putty window opened.
pgAdmin connection setup
Now you can start psql, pgAdmin or your favorite client and use localhost as the host and 5433 as the port in the connection details.
The database name is openbravo, the username tad and the password tad.
Compile
Check that you are logged in with the openbravo user and in the /opt/OpenbravoERP folder.
You can check the current username with:
whoami
You can check the folder in which you are with:
pwd
Then you can compile. For example:
ant smartbuild
Logs
The logfiles of openbravo are in the /var/log/openbravo folder.
The application logfiles:
/var/log/openbravo/catalina.out /var/log/openbravo/openbravo.log /var/log/openbravo/openbravo_hibernate.log
The PostgreSQL logfile
/var/log/openbravo/postgresql-9.1-main.log # Appliance 12.04 /var/log/openbravo/postgresql-9.3-main.log # Appliance 14.04 /var/log/openbravo/postgresql-10-main.log # Appliance 18.04
And the log of the periodic/automatic backups
/var/log/openbravo/openbravo-backup.log
Customizing parameters
Customizing Tomcat parameters
The configuration for Tomcat is in
/etc/profile.d/tomcat.sh
If you need to set more ram to tomcat take a look to the memory recommendations.
Customizing PostgreSQL parameters
The configuration for PostgreSQL is:
/etc/postgresql/9.1/main/ # Appliance 12.04 /etc/postgresql/9.3/main/ # Appliance 14.04 /etc/postgresql/10/main/ # Appliance 18.04
The appliance will contain now 2 files prepared:
/etc/postgresql/10/main/conf.d/01-openbravo-standard-postgres10.conf # Do NOT edit this /etc/postgresql/10/main/conf.d/91-local-custom.conf # Put your changes here
Goals behind this are:
- Splitting the configuration of a server into:
- Openbravo Standard configuration
- Custom local changes done in a particular server
- Allowing to centrally manage some config files in advanced scenarios (i.e. Openbravo Cloud)
In practice that means instead of editing main/postgresql.conf you want to typically edit conf.d/91-local-custom.conf
When working with big volume databases, it may be a good idea to increase the memory assigned to postgres. |
Customizing Ant parameters
The default options should be fine for most cases, but if you need to adjust them they are in
/etc/profile.d/ant.sh
Restart services
Restart Tomcat
To restart Tomcat
sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat restart
Restart PostgreSQL
Usually it is only needed to restart PostgreSQL manually when you want to apply some new configuration values.
Before restarting PostgreSQL, close all connections to postgres (openbravo, pgadmin, etc), i.e:
sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat stop sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql restart sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat start