I wan't to install a owned custom module during database creation. With the purpose of have a package .deb in debian, who install openerp and get my module automatically configured and running.
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Yes.
You need to set the auto_install tag in the __openerp__.py file:
'auto_install': True
See https://accounts.openerp.com/forum/Help-1/question/19776
Thanks Ray, I did what you are mentioned but the module don't appear installed, maybe I have to running openerp-server command with argument --init=module to do something? I will try.
Does the module appear in the list of modules AVAILABLE to install when a new database is created (an no modules have been installed) ?
No, does not appear. I have to refresh list of modules to be included and then it appear available to install
Thanks Ray, I did what you are mentioned but the module don't appear installed, maybe I have to running openerp-server command with argument --init=module to do something? I will try.
Try to include 'active': True, in __openerp__.py file of module you want to install by default.
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