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unoconv --listener &</code> and make sure that listener is on always | unoconv --listener &</code> and make sure that listener is on always | ||
- | 2.- use our (TSolucio) service. TSolucio has one prepared which you can use by either having a support contract with us or by purchasing our [[https://blog.corebos.org/blog/corebossubscription|coreBOS Subscription service]]. This is also a very clean way of getting PDFs and supporting the project. Besides getting the service you get access to a lot of our developments. Once you have purchased the service we will send you the URL and access information which you will have to set in <code>Settings > Module Manager > Document Generator > Server Settings</code>. Contact us for more details. | + | 2.- use our (TSolucio) service. TSolucio has one prepared which you can use by either having a support contract with us or by purchasing our [[https://blog.corebos.org/blog/corebossubscription|coreBOS Subscription service]]. This is also a very clean way of getting PDFs and supporting the project. Besides getting the service you get access to a lot of our developments. Once you have purchased the service we will send you the URL and access information which you will have to set in <code>Settings > Module Manager > Document Generator > Server Settings</code> Contact us for more details. |
- | 3.- use [[https://github.com/sfoxdev/docker-unoconv|this docker container]], then define the **GenDoc_Convert_URL** global variable (something like http://server_ip:3000)and set the PDF Links which can be done in <code>Settings > Module Manager > Document Generator > Server Settings</code>. To launch the docker image you can follow the instructions on their site, but I use: <code>docker run -d -p 8099:3000 --env-file=docker.env --name unoconv sfoxdev/unoconv</code> which leaves the service listening on port 8099. The docker.env file is an empty file (probably not even needed) | + | 3.- use [[https://github.com/sfoxdev/docker-unoconv|this docker container]], then define the **GenDoc_Convert_URL** global variable (something like http://server_ip:3000) and set the **PDF Links** which can be done in <code>Settings > Module Manager > Document Generator > Server Settings</code> To launch the docker image you can follow the instructions on their site, but I use: <code>docker run -d -p 8099:3000 --env-file=docker.env --name unoconv sfoxdev/unoconv</code> which leaves the service listening on port 8099. The docker.env file is an empty file (probably not even needed) |
Obviously, you can also open the OpenOffice document and click on the "PDF" button to convert the ODT to PDF. | Obviously, you can also open the OpenOffice document and click on the "PDF" button to convert the ODT to PDF. |