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Installing LedgerSMB 1.5

Submitted by ehu on

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This page contains the comprehensive version with the installation instructions for LedgerSMB 1.5 (as of 1.5.0) targetting a production installation from release tarballs and deals with these steps:

  • Installing the LedgerSMB Perl module dependencies
  • Configuring the PostgreSQL server
  • Configuring a webserver
  • Configuring LedgerSMB

If you already have all of the above, proceed to the "Preparing for first use" guide.

How to set up POS so it works with barcode scanner, receipt printer, etc.?

Submitted by hasorli on

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Q: This particular merchant runs Windows. I don't think they have a pole display, though I can check. Ideally, it would be great to accommodate, with or without pole display. If it runs better on Linux, going forward I would propose Linux workstations for new merchants.

Ok. Let's first explain what the problems we have to solve are, then discuss the solutions that are bundled.

Ubuntu Installation Tutorial: LedgerSMB-1.3-SERIES

Submitted by Chris Travers on

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These installation instructions are outdated and kept here for reference only!

Check the 1.5 installation instructions up to date instructions.

 

 

(Open source accounting/ERP application on Ubuntu Oneric Ocelot Ubuntu 11.10)

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Update: mai 2012

Screenshots for 1.3

Submitted by Chris Travers on

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We have been working long and hard on 1.3 for some time, so it is time we show some screenshots showing how things will be different. I have chosen three screen shots to highlight our new approach:

1) Bank Reconciliation has been entirely redesigned in 1.3 with a new workflow and it is better designed to handle large numbers of transactions. Additionally you can go back later and review a reconciliation set to see what cleared and what was outstanding. This screen shot shows a report for a work in progress.

2) The contact management section is redone. Customers/vendors can now have multiple accounts, contact information, shipping and billing info, notes, etc. This screen shot shows how this looks with Javascript enabled. Here Javascript is used to clean up the interface, and the links at the top switch between visible divs.

3) Payment screen, for single customer/vendor payments

4) Batch payment screen for paying or receiving money from several customers or vendors.

5) Order entry (in this case sales order)

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