ERPNext VM internal server error

[trentmu]

OK, from an ERPNext perspective, those are essential, so you need to add them in to your config and then restart the mariadb service

[Mulatu_mekonnen]

SELinux is not running

[Mulatu_mekonnen]

where i can find and delete these two files binlog and tc.log i am using Ubuntu 14.04

[trentmu]

The line
innodb_flush_method = O_DIRECT
should probably also be commented out

[clarkej]

@Mulatu_mekonnen

where i can find and delete these two files binlog and tc.log i am using Ubuntu 14.04

linux ‘find’ and ‘grep’ are ideal to dig around and discover what is where for example

Where do I go to setup Backups in new v8

@bkm I grok your frustration finding your way in file systems IMHO to reduce frustration ‘find’ rocks, and used with ‘grep’ the two commands are a joy frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ cd ~ frappe@erpnext:~$ find . -name frappe-bench ./frappe-bench frappe@erpnext:~$ find . -name backups ./frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/desk/page/backups ./frappe-bench/sites/erpnext.vm/private/backups frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ find . -name *.py | xargs grep ‘def get_hooks’ ./apps/frappe/frappe/init.py…

https://discuss.frappe.io/search?q=%40clarkej%20find%20.%20-name%20%27*.%27

[XcepTi]

I tried everything but it is simply to unstable. I moved to the Bitnami Installation package on a clean Ubuntu VM installation. Very stable!

ERPNext

This is exactly what I was searching for. I especially love the little tool to start and stop all relevant services. This way I can shutdown the machine safely anytime I want. For me as a little start-up this is exaclty what I need. I don’t want a machine running 24/7 if I need it 3 hours a week. Save the planet … and good luck with your installation.