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How to get data from URL with a controller in Odoo 9

Create under your module a folder controller, in that folder create files controller.py and __init__.py and link your new file in __init__.py, don’t forget to add controller folder in the __init__.py at the root folder of your module. controller.py code bellow will make available the URL www.myodoo.com/page/random/random_variable, random_variable value will be stored in values dictionary on key variable. in folder view of your module create the file template.xml

Start stunnel on Mac OS X Sierra startup

This file will start automatically sTunnel daemon on your Mac Os Sierra computer. sudo vi /Library/LaunchDaemons/macports.stunnel.plist for more information concerning sTunnel, OpenVPN setup please read this post: Make OpenVPN stealthy with stunnel on Mac OS and Debian

Geektool : Display system information on your MacOS X desktop

If you would like to display system information on your desktop of your Mac OS X, Geektool is the right utility you need. First download and install geektool : https://www.tynsoe.org/v2/geektool/ Open geektool app. Drag and drop Shell on your desktop, and click on command button Paste this code bellow to display your local ip and public ip. But you will need to replace 192.168.101 by your network ip address. Result :

Remote Mac computer from iPhone

CM – Remote Mac computers remote controller for macOS 13 Ventura and newer Control your Mac effortlessly from iPhone and iPad ApplicationsLaunch, exit and maximize program. SystemAdjust the volume, lock, put your Mac to sleep, restart from iPhone, iPad Installation of the macOS Agent is necessary. You can find the link below. CM – Remote works exclusively when both Mac and iOS devices are connected to the same network. Download Mobile App Mac computer Agent: CM Agent Latest version: 1.31 Designed to work with macOS version 13 Ventura and newer. Latest version: 1.34 macOS agent archive1.2 – Download1.3 – Download1.31 – Download

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Kill remote desktop session

Remote desktop sometimes gives me this error message “The terminal server has exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections.” It means my previous remote desktop session has been lost or allowed connections are full. I order to solve this, if you don’t mind losing your unsaved work, you will need to kill a session to open a new one, replace 192.168.1.1 by your server’s IP on the following command.