You can first list the available packages: yum list postgresql* useradd -m -U -r -d /opt/odoo -s /bin/bash odooįeel free to name the user whatever you like, just don’t forget to create a PostgreSQL user with the same name. In this case, we will define /opt/odoo as a home directory. Create Odoo userĬreate a new system user and group that you need to run the Odoo service. yum install git gcc wget nodejs-less libxslt-devel bzip2-devel openldap-devel libjpeg-devel freetype-devel 4. With the next command, you should install all the tools and dependencies that you need to build the latest Odoo 12. yum install centos-release-sclĮxecute the following command to install Python 3.5: yum install rh-python35 With the next command, you can enable the Software Collections (SCL) repository so you can install Python 3.5 packages. Install Python 3.5 packages and Odoo dependencies Once this is done, enable the EPEL repository by typing: yum install epel-release 3.

Update the systemīy running the command below, you can update your server: yum update The output we receive is: CentOS Linux release (Core) 2.

Log in as root to your server via SSH ssh you want to check the version of CentOS installed on your machine you can run the following command: cat /etc/redhat-release Install Python 3.5 packages and Odoo dependenciesġ.

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