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For a biotech startup registered in Germany I need to set up accounting compatible with German tax authorities. 

Since the startup will need an ERP down the line I want to start with Odoo right away. I want to install on a linux server in a virtual environment which down the line will have to be accessed through the internet since the company will be operating internationally. 

I have had some first contact with odoo about a year ago but wasn't really successful. Back then, however, project management was the main issue to have set up.

Since the company isn't fully financed yet, paid services are no option at the moment but will be down the line.

Here my questions:

Is Odoo a good choice to achieve this? Where can I learn how to do this (I am somewhat familiar with linux, python, postgresql, apache2 and so on). 

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The longpolling-port option has been deprecated in Odoo 16.0 and you need to change it in  the default odoorc file or odoo config to gevent_port

or you can set the value to False:

longpolling_port = False

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If the odoo configuration does not include longpolling_port. If you continue to utilize this parameter, it should, in my opinion, be printed instead. As previously said, you can deactivate the feature if you are not using it. If you utilize the longpolling function, often known as the gevent port, as a workaround. https://geometrydash-online.io

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Thanks for your help. I followed SmithJohns link and installed according to steps 1-7. The service runs, as confirmed by systemctl status odoo16. When navigating to http://localhost:8069 the system tries to open http://localhost:8069/web/database/selector and throws a 500 internal server error. I couldn't find any log file to get more details.

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If everything is installed and configured correctly you should find your logs in /var/log/odoo/odoo.log. If you still can't find your logs you can check the Odoo configuration file in /etc/odoo.conf. This file should contain something like: logfile = /var/log/odoo/odoo.log

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Hi,

Please go through the below blog to know how to install Odoo in linux
https://www.cybrosys.com/blog/how-to-install-odoo-16-on-ubuntu-2004-lts


Hope it helps

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start with demo.odoo.com and google for "how to install odoo on ubuntu" (without double quotes).


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