Category: OdOO

299 ViewsDefining a route to a LAN IP in Apache using the mod_proxy module involves setting up a proxy configuration to forward client requests from your Apache server to a local network (LAN) server. This is often used in scenarios where your Apache server acts as a reverse proxy or gateway to backend services hosted […]

431 ViewsHandling URLs with commas when using Apache’s mod_proxy can be a bit tricky because commas can sometimes be interpreted as delimiters or special characters by URL parsers and various web components. Here’s a guide on how to manage such URLs effectively in Apache. Understanding the Issue: When a URL contains a comma, for example, […]

1,555 ViewsOpening ports to Docker containers is essential for allowing network access to the services running inside those containers. Here’s a detailed guide on how to manage port forwarding for Docker containers, ensuring they are accessible from outside the Docker host. How to Open Ports for Docker Containers 1. During Container Creation When you start […]

355 ViewsWhen you encounter an “unexpected end of file” error, it typically indicates that a script or configuration file has been prematurely terminated or improperly formatted. This error can occur in various contexts, such as shell scripts, configuration files, or when compiling code. Below is a guide to help you diagnose and fix this issue. […]

543 ViewsConfiguring Postfix to allow unlisted senders only for a specific IP address or application involves using Postfix’s rich set of configuration parameters and policies. Here’s a detailed guide on how to set this up: Overview Postfix, by default, may reject emails from unlisted senders to avoid spam and unauthorized access. However, you can configure […]

429 ViewsTo proxy requests from another domain to a virtual host, you can use a reverse proxy configuration. A reverse proxy acts as an intermediary for requests from clients seeking resources from servers. This can be useful in various scenarios, such as load balancing, security, and even exposing multiple services via a single domain. Here’s […]

519 ViewsTo deny specific URL access in an Odoo web application using Nginx and serve Odoo’s custom 404 error page instead, you can follow these steps. This approach involves configuring Nginx to intercept requests to specific URLs and respond with a 404 error, while using Odoo’s custom 404 error template for a consistent user experience. […]

653 ViewsReplicating an Odoo environment in AWS involves setting up a reliable and scalable architecture that ensures high availability, disaster recovery, and efficient load balancing. Below is a comprehensive guide on how to achieve this for an Odoo deployment on AWS. Key Components of Odoo AWS Replication 2. Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS): 3. Elastic […]

628 ViewsInstalling multiple Odoo instances on the same machine allows you to run separate instances of Odoo, each with its own databases and configurations. This setup is useful for development, testing, or running multiple versions of Odoo for different purposes. Here’s a step-by-step guide to install and configure multiple Odoo instances on Ubuntu: Prerequisites Before […]

391 ViewsWhen encountering a “Peer authentication failed for user” error while trying to run a second Odoo instance on Ubuntu, it typically indicates an authentication issue between PostgreSQL and the Odoo application. This error commonly arises due to PostgreSQL’s default authentication method not matching the authentication method expected by Odoo. Here’s how you can resolve […]