Administration

• Installing Odoo
  • Editions
  • Online
    • Demo
    • SaaS
  • Packaged installers
    • Windows
    • Linux
      • Debian/Ubuntu
        • Repository
        • Deb Package
      • Fedora
        • Prepare
        • Repository
        • RPM package
  • Source Install
    • Windows
      • Fetch the sources
        • Archive
        • Git
      • Prepare
        • Python
        • PostgreSQL
        • Dependencies
      • Running Odoo
    • Linux
      • Fetch the sources
        • Archive
        • Git
      • Prepare
        • Python
        • PostgreSQL
        • Dependencies
      • Running Odoo
    • Mac OS
      • Fetch the sources
        • Archive
        • Git
      • Prepare
        • Python
        • PostgreSQL
        • Dependencies
      • Running Odoo
  • Docker
• Deployment
  • Deploying Odoo
    • dbfilter
      • Configuration samples
    • PostgreSQL
      • Configuration sample
      • Configuring Odoo
        • Configuration sample
      • SSL Between Odoo and PostgreSQL
    • Builtin server
      • Worker number calculation
      • memory size calculation
      • LiveChat
      • Configuration sample
    • HTTPS
      • Configuration sample
    • Odoo as a WSGI Application
      • Cron Workers
      • LiveChat
    • Serving Static Files
    • Security
      • Blocking Brute Force Attacks
      • Database Manager Security
    • Supported Browsers
  • Deploying with Content Delivery Networks
    • Deploying with KeyCDN
      • Step 1: Create a pull zone in the KeyCDN dashboard
      • Step 2: Configure the odoo instance with your zone
      • Why should I activate CORS?
  • Odoo email gateway
    • Prerequisites
    • For Postfix
    • For Exim
• Updating an Odoo installation
  • Introduction
  • In a nutshell
  • Step 1: Download an updated Odoo version
  • Step 2: Make a backup of your database
  • Step 3: Install the updated version
    • Packaged Installers
    • Source Install (Tarball)
    • Source Install (Github)
    • Docker
• Upgrade
  • Overview
    • The upgrade process
      • Definition
      • Process workflow
    • Service Level Agreement
      • What is covered by the Enterprise Licence?
      • What upgrading does NOT cover
  • Get started
    • Online (SaaS)
    • Odoo.sh
    • On-Premise
      • What does it do?
  • Steps
    • The testing phase
      • Test process
      • Request a test database
      • Test guidance
      • Assistance
    • The production launch
      • Production goes live
      • Assistance
  • FAQ
    • Why upgrade?
    • When to upgrade?
    • Availability of the new version
    • Finalization of the upgrade (ETA)
    • Upgrade of the custom modules
    • Editions change (from Community to Enterprise)
    • Switching the hosting types (Self-hosted vs Online vs Odoo.sh)
    • Release Notes by version
  • Assistance
    • Contact our Upgrade service support
    • Supported versions
• Odoo sh
  • Overview
    • Introduction to Odoo.sh
  • Get started
    • Create your project
      • Deploy your platform
      • Sign in with Github
      • Authorize Odoo.sh
      • Submit your project
      • You’re done !
      • Import your database
        • Push your modules in production
        • Download a backup
          • On-premise databases
          • Odoo Online databases
        • Upload the backup
        • Check your outgoing email servers
        • Check your scheduled actions
        • Register your subscription
    • Branches
      • Overview
      • Stages
        • Production
        • Staging
        • Development
        • Merging your branches
      • Tabs
        • History
        • Mails
        • Shell
        • Editor
        • Monitoring
        • Logs
        • Backups
        • Settings
      • Shell commands
        • Clone
        • Fork
        • Merge
        • SSH
          • Setup
          • Connection
        • Submodule
        • Delete
    • Builds
      • Overview
      • Stages
        • Production
        • Staging
        • Development
      • Features
    • Status
      • Overview
    • Settings
      • Overview
      • Project name
      • Collaborators
      • Public Access
      • Custom domains
      • Submodules
      • Storage Size
      • Database Workers
      • Staging Branches
      • Activation
    • Online Editor
      • Overview
      • Edit the source code
      • Commit & Push your changes
      • Consoles
    • Your first module
      • Overview
      • Create the development branch
        • From Odoo.sh
        • From your computer
      • Create the module structure
        • Scaffolding the module
        • Manually
      • Push the development branch
      • Test your module
      • Test with the production data
        • Install your module
      • Deploy in production
        • Install your module
      • Add a change
      • Use an external Python library
  • Advanced
    • Containers
      • Overview
      • Directory structure
      • Database shell
      • Run an Odoo server
      • Debugging in Odoo.sh
    • Submodules
      • Overview
      • Adding a submodule
        • With Odoo.sh (simple)
        • With Git (advanced)
      • Ignore modules
    • Upgrade your database
      • Download and Upload your database
      • Test your upgraded database
      • Replace your existing production database
    • Frequent Technical Questions
      • « Scheduled actions do not run at the exact time they were expected »
      • Are there « best practices » regarding scheduled actions?
• Database Management
  • Online Database management
    • Upgrade
    • Duplicating a database
    • Rename a Database
    • Deleting a Database
  • On-premises Database management
    • Register a database
      • Registration Error Message
        • Solutions
      • Error message due to too many users
        • Solutions
      • Database expired error message
        • Solutions
    • Duplicate a database
  • Hosting Changes
    • From on-premises to Odoo Online
    • From on-premises to Odoo.sh
    • From Odoo Online to on-premises
    • From Odoo Online to Odoo.sh
    • From Odoo.sh to Odoo Online
    • From Odoo.sh to on-premises
• From Community to Enterprise
  • On Linux, using an installer
  • On Linux, using the source code
  • On Windows