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PostBooks Installer 3.5.1

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PostBooks Installer is designed to simplify installation of the open source project PostBooks on Mac OS X.

PostBooks is a full-featured, fully-integrated accounting, ERP, and CRM system, based on the award winning OpenMFG ERP Suite. PostBooks is licensed under CPAL, the OSI-certified Common Public Attribution License and is free to use.

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Version 3.5.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Innovative Solutions International (developer) commented on 03 Oct 2007

Just a quick note there was an omission in the Read Me about the UsernamePassword needed to access the system. The username and password is "mfgadmin" (all lower case). I will have a new version posted shortly that will correct this.

If you have any questions please send e-mail to me postbooks@innosol.biz or visit the PostBooks Community site at www.postbooks.org.

[Version 1.0]

yukon had trouble on 03 Oct 2007

Ok, double click installer and install..good...Now what???

I launch the app and it asks to login to the database.

What's the username and password? How do I start up the database or is it already set to run.?

[Version 1.0]

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Innovative Solutions International (developer) replied on 03 Oct 2007

Yukon the username and password are both "mfgadmin" (all lower case). Thank you for pointing this out I'll make sure the next release has this information in the Read Me file.

yukon commented on 03 Oct 2007

I still get a "cannot connect" error asking to verify the username and password or wait until the OpenMFG Server is less busy.

System Error 'QPSQL: Unable to connect'

username: mfgadmin
password: mfgadmin

using server: 127.0.0.1
database: acct
port: 5432

Does the server need to be started manually? I saw it the startup items and I restarted, but no change

Innovative Solutions International (developer) replied on 03 Oct 2007

Yukon it looks as though the install did not proprly complete on your system the settings are incorrect. Try these settings out and see if it helps:

server: localhost
database: demodb
Port: 5432

The PostgreSQL server should start on its own.

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