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it is not that simple, Odoo code still depends on the old unmaintained python-pypdf | |
However, there is an easy workaround : create a fake python-pdf package and install python-pyPdf from Pipy (Python repository). All of this will be done as root : | |
install equivs to create fake packages and python-pipto install package from Python repository | |
run equivs-control python-pypdf, this will create and populate the file python-pypdf | |
edit the file like below (dot and space under "Description" are mandatory) : | |
Section: python | |
Package: python-pypdf | |
Version: 1.13 | |
Description: fake package to provide python-pypdf | |
python-pypdf will need to be installed with pip | |
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python-pypdf2 does not provide python-pypdf | |
run equivs-build python-pypdf this will create the fake package python-pypdf_1.13_all.deb | |
install the package with dpkg -i python-pypdf_1.13_all.deb | |
run pip install pyPdf | |
restart Odoo |
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Another workaround is to do the following:
apt-get install python-pypdf2
dpkg --ignore-depends=python-pypdf -i odoo_*