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error with import custom module odoo #5
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Hi @herybrts , I guess the Odoo process inside Docker container cannot access your custom module. The cause may come from permission issue. The easiest way you can try is setting 777 to your customized addon. chmod -R 777 addons/CUSTOM_MODULE Restart Odoo container to make sure the change take affect. docker-compose restart |
wow thank you, I tried this method successfully. I can now use custom addons on Odoo. I also want to ask, when I log in to the Odoo dashboard, why does the Lost Connection message always appear? Is there anything that needs to be set in the Odoo config? |
i've tried it on openmediavault and my unraid server. Set ownership and chmod to nobody and all. But it still won't find my modules. Any other tips? I've also tested it on Debian VM, works fine....So doesn't seem docker is the way for me on this one. Now I have to find a proper backup/load balancing solution. |
fixed. I was mounting the wrong path. And my custom config wasnt working so I was using default config. That meant /mnt/extra-addons was used and had to be mounted. |
Isn't it a security bad-practice to do this?
Thanks |
how to add enterbrise odoo folder outside addons or inside it and should i write full path for my addons or just addons/custum |
I successfully installed odoo this way. Thank you in advance. After I tried, I found a problem that I couldn't import the custom module. How can I install the custom module?
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