aeroo-docs start: error: too few arguments

[lethanhthien]

Hi, I follow link(https://www.odoo.com/nl_NL/forum/help-1/question/8-0-how-can-i-install-the-official-aeroo-reports-alistek-for-odoo-version-8-solved-installation-script-76044) instructions. But when I start service aeroo-docs, I get the error: usage: aeroo-docs start [-h] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i INTERFACE] [-p PORT] [-w OO_SERVER] [-s OO_PORT] [-d SPOOL_DIRECTORY] [-e SPOOL_EXPIRE] [-t] [-n] [-l LOG_FILE] [-f PID_FILE] {--simple-auth} ... aeroo-docs start: error: too few arguments ps: I using Ubuntu 12.04 OS

I have done something wrong ?

Thanks for your help.

[scigghia]

i get the same error Debian Wheezy

[sysadminmatmoz]

same issue, default config is not created

[scigghia]

error is here: https://github.com/aeroo/aeroo_docs/blob/master/aeroo-docs#L315 also with no config, because script create its internal conf

[scigghia]

no one has this same problem?

[StefanRijnhart]

You are not alone.

[StefanRijnhart]

This comment confirms a problem with Wheezy's Python 3.2 and the optional subparser arguments: https://bugs.python.org/issue9253#msg186387. This affects both the simple-auth bit and the action (start/stop/restart). There is another minor issue with mkdir not taking the positional mode argument in this version of Python.

I can get the script to run by ripping out the simple auth options, changing the mode argument of mkdir into a positional argument and taking out the stop and restart commands as well. And even then, the script seems to ignore all the parameters in the config file. I'm now simply hardcoding my values in the script, and need to write an init script that simply kills the daemon.

[scigghia]

hi any news ? @StefanRijnhart would you share your script?

[StefanRijnhart]

Sorry, I upgraded to Debian Jessie. Problem solved.

[scigghia]

ok, i'll try tnx

[scigghia]

it works on jessie

thanks