I am using OpenERP, i have over 5-6 domains and I would like to have a specific database associated with each domain. Can anyone know how to do multi-tenancy setup on OpenERP?
As I understand it, OpenERP has three application tiers: the database, the application server, and the web server.
If I want to create a working configuration for multiple, independent companies how do i do that ?
You can run each as a separate database on the same server and point all the domains to the same server.
To make sure that they only see their own database, you can add an option to the server startup:
openerp-server --db-filter='%h'
then it will search for a database with the same name as the domain
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We have setup two sites and two databases on Azure. A test site and a production site.
We had an issue recently where a developer made a mistake and deployed code to our production website with a connections string pointed to our test SQL server.
I am wondering if it is possible to limit access to the production SQL Server so that it only accepts connections from the production web site. And limit the test SQL Server so that it only accepts connections from the test web site.
I would ultimately like to configure it so that if this happens again, the site just wouldn't work because it would not authenticate correctly.
I am in the process of creating an additional set of configuration files so that we have a set that points to test related settings, and one for production, but how do you prevent somebody from screwing up and deploying the wrong connection string to the wrong environment? All database activity on the site is going through a WEB API.
Public Domino server has a publicly available Lotus Notes database. That database has a form that an unauthenticated user can fill out and submit using his/her browser.
This publicly available form is only used for the post request and data must not be stored on that publicly available server. Instead, I need to connect to a database on an internal server and create the document there.
Obvious solution is a Lotus Script agent but when I worked on Notes, I remember non-user agents were prevented from opening databases on another server for security reasons. I certainly cannot introduce secure server setup. I need to find a way to do this that fits current setup. The servers are in two different Notes networks but mail is routed between them, so if I don't find a better solution, I will probably mail the document.
Any ideas? I have not worked with latest Notes servers. Anything in 8.5 that can help here?
In the server document on the security tab there is an Option called "Trusted Servers" if you could put the external server into that field, then the agent would be allowed to dirctly write into databases on the internal server.
If you are not able / allowed to do this, then you have to write to a "local" database (on external server) and replicate this database to internal server either by using a console command (NotesSession.SendConsoleCommand) or with the replicate method of the NotesDatabase class (not sure, if this will work due to the same security restrictions) or via scheduled replication.
If the database itself cannot be replicated on the external server, then you should use a container database and let an agent on the internal server copy the data to the internal database.
And the last possibility you already mentioned: compose the document and send it via mail. Make the target database a mailin- database and simply send you data there with NotesDocument.Send...
One of these options should solve your problem.
I am trying to create Weblogic domain where Admin Server and managed servers on different machines. However I am unable to find any steps which would allow me to do so. The config.sh script always creates an Admin Server. Please help.
It is possible to create managed servers/clusters as well at the time of the domain creation itself at least using 'Graphical Mode' config.sh wizard
If for some reason you are not getting the graphical wizard when config.sh is invoked try checking your DISPLAY variable.
Also check the Oracle doc for reference.
I have tried to configure alternate access mappings in my SharePoint 2010 which is installed in WorkGroup Windows Server 2008 R2 server but could not make it work.
Here are my steps.
Go to Central Administration-> Manage Web Application.
Select a web application and extend it.
Provide the my12server.com in the host header and leave other default values as it is. I changed the zone to Extranet.
Click Ok.
After sometime, it creates Web Application in SharePoint and Web Site in IIS.
I have changed my hosts file by adding entry
192.168.1.11 my12server.com
Browse the new extended. It asks for credential. Supplied the correct credential but nothing got display. Just a blank page.
Note: I have however successfully extended web application when the SharePoint 2010 is in domain machine.
Please advice me.
Thanks
Prakash
SharePoint is designed to work in domain environments only. In other words, you cannot expect to run it on an underlying Windows Server which joined into a workgroup and expect full functionality. Although there are blog posts around describing installation in a workgroup environment (or, better to say, using local accounts), I wouldn't recommend wasting time with such a mode of operation.
Furthermore, it doesn't make sense to extend a web application just for the sake of providing another hostname. Extending web applications multiple times is mostly useful when you need different authentication providers for each of them. In your simple case you can just configure multiple Alternate Access Mapping records for a single web application.
Problem:
No access to internal sites after new Instance of SQL was installed on MS SQL Server
Description:
I've got a WSS 3.0 installed on the W2K3 Sever.
Originally, there was only one Instance of MS SQL (MSDE) for Backupexec (bkupexec). Later, we installed WSS 3.0 and instead of installing the new instance of SQL we installed on the same instance (bkupexec). So, at some point all the DBs from Backupexec and DBs from WSS were all together within the same SQL instance.
After we noticed this we wanted to split those two into two separate instances: bcupexec and sharepoint. First, I have done a backup of all DBs within backupexec instance. Then, I installed new SQL Instance and called it Sharepoint and tried to restore all WSS DBs into the new SQL instance. Once that was done I check references in IIS so Content and Config would point into the new instance. But since then no go.
I can access Admin site from within IIS and from the browser. I cannot access any internal WSS sites. It asks for the authentication. All I am using is Windows authentication. Account is in AD.
As I am new to WSS I will be greateful for all suggestions and possible fixes.
If you have changed where the content DB's are located for your site collections you will need to detach and re-attach them using the SharePoint Central Admin.
Navigate to Application Management and switch to the application you're concerned about. Click "Content Databases" under the heading SharePoint Web Application Management. From here you can click "Remove content databse" and hit OK.
This will not remove the physical database from SQL, it will simply disassociate the database with that web application. You can then Add a content database from within the manage content databases screen and type the name of the database you wish to associate the application with.
If the permissions issues persist, ensure that Anonymous access is enabled for the application and that appropriate service account permissions are enabled for the DB's from within SQL and SharePoint.
Not sure this will help, but give this a try...
In central administration make sure you check on the site collection administrator for your site collections and make sure you are using that user.
In IIS Manager, check to make sure that user has access to the IIS web site.