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-# Running The Server
-
-Once the source install is properly set up the Odoo instance can be started by
-running the `odoo-bin` script in the install directory. This will run the odoo
-instance and bind it to port 8069 which is the default.
-
-For more info pass the `--help` flag to the script. Here are some useful flags:
-- `-d` tells the script you want a specific databse to be selected. Also hides
-  other databases from the selector.
-- `-p` sets the port the instance will bind to
-- `--addons-path` used to specify additional addon paths (like your development
-  environment)
-- `-s` saves certain options in the `~/.odoorc` file so you don't have to pass
-  them to the launcher script every time. Use this once to easily configure
-  your instance instead of editing the `~/.odoorc` file manually.
-
-# Configuring Services
-
-Odoo's community code repository includes a service file fittign for
-SystemD-based distributions. Here are the steps to enable it:
-
-1. Make a simple bash script to run the `odoo-bin` script with
-   instance-specific arguments like so:
-    ```
-    #!/bin/bash
-    ./odoo-bin -p [port] -c [path/to/configuration/file/for/this/instance] -d [databases name] --no-database-list
-    ```
-    Then give it excecution permissions:
-    ```
-    chmod +x [path/to/your/script]
-    ```
-
-2. Make a SystemD service in `/usr/lib/systemd/system/` to launch and monitor
-   your launching script at boot:
-    ```
-    [Unit]
-    Description=Odoo
-    After=postgresql.service
-
-    [Service]
-    Type=simple
-    User=[your username]
-    Group=[your username]
-    WorkingDirectory=[path/to/scripts/working/directory]
-    ExecStart=[path/to/your/launch/script]
-
-    [Install]
-    WantedBy=multi-user.target
-    ```
-
-3. Enable the service so that it runs on boot.
-    ```
-    sudo systemctl enable odoo.service
-    ```
-
-4. Start the service.
-    ```
-    sudo systemctl start odoo.service
-    ```
-
-## Running Multiple Instances
-
-To run additional services simply make seperate scripts and service files for 
-each while changing arguments accordingly (especially the port number).
-
-