Hi!
I faced this problem too, so I was wondering if there is a way to set up the encrypted password for the postgre user before running the ./trytond for the first time.
So far, as I understand, the sequence would be the following:
1. Create postgre user "gnuhealth" with no pasword
2. Install gnuhealth
3. Run serverpas.py and generate admin's encrypted password
4. Add password to postgre user "gnuhealth" psql -c "ALTER ROLE gnuhealth WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD 'YourPassword' ;"
5. Edit trytond.conf with postgre user password and encrypted admin password
Shouldn't it be:
1: Generate postgre user "gnuhealth:password"
2. Install gnuhealth
3. Run serverpas.py and generate admin's encrypted password
4. Edit trytond.conf with postgre user password and encrypted admin password
Does this make any sense? I would like to update the Spanish Documentation with this new step.
Thanks