« ./run.sh » sans argument partait sans base et l'on choisissait dans le gestionnaire web. Il choisit maintenant : une seule base, il démarre dessus ; plusieurs, il affiche un menu numéroté. Ce qui décide n'est pas le menu mais l'endroit où il ne doit PAS s'ouvrir. systemd écrit « ExecStart=/bin/bash …/run.sh » sans argument, avec Restart=always : une question posée là serait une boucle de redémarrage. Le défaut implicite exige donc un terminal sur stdin ET sur stderr — pas stdout, qui est toujours un tube dans la substitution qui nous lit. Mesuré : sans terminal, la ligne d'arguments est identique à l'octet et la sonde, qui coûte 0,8 s, n'est jamais appelée. --- EN --- « ./run.sh » with no argument started without a database and one picked in the web manager. It now picks: a single database, it starts on it; several, it shows a numbered menu. What decides is not the menu but where it must NOT open. systemd writes « ExecStart=/bin/bash …/run.sh » with no argument and Restart=always: a question asked there would be a restart loop. The implicit default therefore requires a terminal on stdin AND on stderr — not stdout, which is always a pipe inside the substitution that reads us. Measured: with no terminal the argument line is byte-for-byte identical and the 0.8 s probe is never called. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5
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# Execute ERPLibre
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## Start database
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```bash
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sudo systemctl start postgresql.service
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```
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## Run ERPLibre
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### Method 1
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Simply
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```bash
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./run.sh
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```
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Without any argument, ERPLibre picks the database for you: with a single
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one it starts on it, with several it shows a numbered menu. It only asks
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when a real terminal is there — a service started by systemd behaves
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exactly as before.
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Two options steer that, and neither reaches Odoo:
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| option | effect |
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| `--auto-erplibre` | pick the database even when other arguments are given |
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| `--no-cli-erplibre` | never show the menu; a lone database is still taken |
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Naming a database yourself — `-d`, `--database` — turns the whole thing
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off, and so does a `db_name` set in the configuration file.
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With arguments
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```bash
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./run.sh -h
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```
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### Method 2
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Execute your own python script:
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```bash
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./run.sh --log-level debug
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```
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### Update all
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Great idea to run it when updating Odoo, it updates each module database.
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```bash
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./run.sh -d [DATABASE] -u all --log-level debug
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```
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### Update module
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```bash
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./run.sh -d [DATABASE] -u [module] --log-level debug
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```
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### Test
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First execution, install you requirements, choose a new database.
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```bash
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./run.sh -d [DATABASE] -i [module to test] --test-enable --no-http --stop-after-init --log-level=test
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```
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Execute your test on a specific module.
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```bash
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./run.sh -d [DATABASE] -u [module to test] --test-enable --no-http --stop-after-init --log-level=test
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```
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Execute your test on a specific module with tags.
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```bash
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./run.sh -d [DATABASE] -u [module to test] --test-enable --no-http --stop-after-init --log-level=test --test-tags [module_name][tags]
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``` |