Odoo Server Manager

Elevate your Odoo instance management on Linux servers with this nifty Python tool. It's like having a Swiss Army knife, but for Odoo servers.

Elite Installation

First, grab the latest gadget:

wget https://github.com/VictorHachard/odoo-server-manager/releases/latest/download/odoo-server-manager.deb

Then, unleash it onto your system:

sudo apt install ./odoo-server-manager.deb -y

All in one go:

wget https://github.com/VictorHachard/odoo-server-manager/releases/latest/download/odoo-server-manager.deb && \
dpkg -s odoo-server-manager &> /dev/null && sudo apt remove odoo-server-manager -y; \
sudo apt install ./odoo-server-manager.deb -y && rm odoo-server-manager.deb

Command Arsenal

Deploying Your Troops (Create Instance)

• -v: Specify the Odoo version, like 16.0 (mandatory).
• -p: Declare the port, 8069 style (mandatory).
• -l: Longpolling port, say 8072 (mandatory).
• Add-ons:
  • -d: Date, for a precise odoo version.
  • -n: Friendly name, if you're into naming your servers.
  • -s: Server name, for the more formal occasions.
  • -ot: Custom Odoo template, if you're picky.
  • -st: Service template, because why not?
  • -nt: Nginx template, for the web-savvy.

Examples:

• odoo-server-manager create -v 16.0 -p 8069 -l 8072 -n odoo-16
• For the fancy: odoo-server-manager create -v 16.0 -p 8069 -l 8072 -n odoo-16 -s odoo-16.example.com -ot odoo-16.conf -st odoo-16.service -nt odoo-16.nginx

Reconnaissance (List Instances)

• -d: Details, if you're nosy (optional).
• Example: odoo-server-manager list -d

Tactical Retreat (Reset Instance)

• -i: Instance name (mandatory).
• -t: Type (Odoo, nginx, or service) (mandatory).
• Example: odoo-server-manager reset -i your_instance_name -t odoo

Special Ops (Update Instance)

• -i: Instance name (mandatory).
• -d: Date, for a precise odoo version.
• Example: odoo-server-manager update -i your_instance_name
• For the fancy: odoo-server-manager update -i your_instance_name -d 20210501

Supply Drop (Add Dependency)

• -i: Instance name (mandatory).
• -d: Dependency name (mandatory).
• Example: odoo-server-manager add_dependency -i your_instance_name -d Babel

Going Dark (Delete Instance)

• -n: Instance name (mandatory).
• Example: odoo-server-manager delete -n your_instance_name

New Recruit (Add User)

• -i: Instance name (mandatory).
• -u: Username (mandatory).
• Example: odoo-server-manager add_user -i your_instance_name -u admin

Black Box (View Journal)

• -i: Instance name (mandatory).
• Example: odoo-server-manager journal -i your_instance_name

S.O.S. (Help)

• Unleash the guide.
• Example: odoo-server-manager help

Ghost Protocol (Uninstallation)

When it's time to vanish:

sudo apt remove odoo-server-manager -y

Remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Use wisely! 🕵️‍♂️💻🚀