This is a basic email template to put in the xml file: if the module name is abc and the model name is voyelle then module_name.model_model_name should be abc.model_voyelle. ${object} is the model ${object.name} will display the attribute name of the current model.
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
One of my Debian server with fail2ban has a problem to ban ip from brute force attack, however testing logs with fail2ban-regex worked perfectly. My solution has been found through this page. The cause of my issue was related to the timezone of the system. To solve this problem, i used the command bellow to reconfigure timezone and then fail2ban started to ban as usual.
Interesting video (in French) explaining man-in-the-middle attack. for more information concerning the attack, click here Tools used during this demo. Nmap : network scanner. Ettercap : man in the middle utility. Wireshark : network packet reader. Metasploit : hacking framework. This video and all information from this post are only for educative purpose, it’s totally illegal to use it in public or corporate network.
Bash backup odoo script is available on GitHub for Odoo 8 and 11. This bash script will help you to backup Odoo database, set a password on the backup file and remove files older than 7 days. You’ll need curl and 7zip linux package to make it work. This example is backing up od11-01 and od11-02 databases. It’s not really optimized with the double compression. BACKUP_DIR=/opt/backup ODOO_DATABASES="od11-01 od11-02" ADMIN_PASSWORD="ODOO_DATABASE_MANAGER_PASSORD" FILE_PASSWORD="ZIP_FILE_PASSWORD" TIMESTAMP=`date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S` for DB in ${ODOO_DATABASES} do # create a backup curl -X POST \ -F "master_pwd=${ADMIN_PASSWORD}" \ -F "name=${DB}" \ -F "backup_format=zip" \ -o ${BACKUP_DIR}/${DB}/${DB}.${TIMESTAMP}.zip \ http://localhost:8069/web/database/backup 7z a …
Sql query in Odoo model @api.multi def get_all_so(self, name=None): sql = "select * from sale_order where name like ‘%s%’ order by name desc;" % name self.env.cr.execute(sql) res_all = self.env.cr.fetchall() #fetchall() will return an array of dictionaries return res_all @api.multi def get_so(self, name=None): sql = "select * from sale_order where name like ‘%s’ order by name desc;" % name self.env.cr.execute(sql) #fetchone() will return the first element found as dictionary res_one = self.env.cr.fetchone() return res_one print(self.get_all_so(name=’SO2018′)) [{‘name’:’SO2018001′,’partner_id’:’Customer 1′,…},{‘name’:’SO2018002′,’partner_id’:’Customer 2′, …}] print(self.get_so(name=’SO2018001′)) {‘name’:’SO2018001′,’partner_id’:’Customer 1′,…}
