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How to Install ERPNext
anandpdoshi edited this page May 10, 2012
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Note:
- You will need some linux background to be able to install this on your system.
- These are high-level instructions and by no means cover every installation issue.
- any unix based os
- python 2.6+ (python 3+ not supported)
- apache
- mysql 5+
- git
- python libraries:
- python MySQLdb
- pytz
- jinja2
- markdown2
- dateutil
- ensure mysql service is running
- go to a folder where you want to install erpnext.
git clone [email protected]:webnotes/erpnext.git
- go to erpnext folder
chmod 755 install_erpnext.py
./install_erpnext.py
- check your apache/httpd user and group. Most often it is either
apache
or_www
. This can be found in its conf file. - go to erpnext folder and run
chown -R apache:apache *
orchown -R _www:_www *
. This will make the erpnext folder accessible to apache webserver. - edit apache configuration file (or create an erpnext.conf file and include it in apache conf. see example below)
- restart apache service
- start your browser and go to http://localhost:8080
- login as user: Administrator and password: admin
<VirtualHost *:8080>
ServerName *
DocumentRoot {full path to erpnext folder}/public/
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi .xml
Options -Indexes +FollowSymLinks +ExecCGI
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule \.py - [F]
## uncomment below lines if required
#Order allow,deny
#Allow from all
DirectoryIndex index.html index.cgi
</VirtualHost>
- Backup your database!
- pull the latest master branches for both erpnext and wnframework
- from erpnext folder, run
lib/wnf.py -l
- after this, run
lib/wnf.py --sync_all -f
- change your apache config file. directory now points to public folder in erpnext.
- change owner of all files to apache user and group
- restart apache