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Django-appconf version 1.0.4 only supports Django 1.11 and up and Python 3.5 and up. (https://github.com/django-compressor/django-appconf/blob/v1.0.4/setup.py). You need to downgrade to at least version 1.0.2 (supports Python 2.6+, doesn't say which django version: https://github.com/django-compressor/django-appconf/blob/v1.0.2/setup.py)

I've reinstall 'Python 3.6.6' and everything is working just fine.

At the moment 'Odoo-11.0' is not compatible with 'Python 3.7.0'

You can not start the odoo server because in config file you have this line addons_path=/odoo/odoo-server/addons,/odoo/custom/addons, but your odoo installation script was unable to create /odoo/custom/addons directory for lack of permission, but that directory is listed as addons directory. Because that directory doesn't even exists, odoo server is unable to start.

Also, when failing to start the odoo service, you should provide the log file, or we are unable to provide support why your server is failing to start.

EDIT:

Since the follow up in the comments, we have reached the conclusion that the virtual environment that @BillNoble created didn't have pip installed in it and that was what caused the problem.

By following this post: virtualenv does not include pip he was able to solve it.

I will leave my previous answer here because it is the answer to the initial phrasing of the question.

Pycharm Version 2017.2:

1. Go to: File > Settings > Project: > Project interpreter
2. In there, hit the button with the cog symbol.
   If you have a virtual environment, choose "add local" (3).
   If you don't have a virtual environment, choose "create VirtualEnv" (4).
3. Add local: Navigate to your virtual environments folder and find your existing one. Then choose: path/to/venv /my_venv/bin/pythonX.X
4. Create VirtualEnv: Just give it a name and select the python version you want.
5. Go to Pycharm terminal and activate your virtual env (or restart pycharm).

(EDIT: added after Pycharm update) Pycharm Version 2017.3.3:

1. Go to: File > Settings > Project: > Project interpreter
2. In there, hit the button with the cog symbol and choose "Add Local":
   If you have a virtual environment, choose "Existing environment" (3).
   If you don't have a virtual environment, choose "New environment" (4).
3. Existing environment: In the "Interpreter" tab, navigate to your virtual environments folder and find your existing one. Then choose: path/to/venv /my_venv/bin/pythonX.X
4. New environment: Define the location of the virtual environment in the "Location" tab (usually home/username/.virtualenvs/your_venv) and choose the base interpreter from the drop-down menu.
5. Go to Pycharm terminal and activate your virtual env (or restart pycharm).

Now install anything you need and when you do a pip freeze > requirements.txt you will get everything installed inside your virtual env.

Keep in mind that you don't need everything from your venv inside your requirement.txt. Most of the modules in there are dependencies of other modules (like Django) and the correct version of them will get installed if you try to install the depended package.

try:

Try to install Django using built-in pip module:

I assume you created virtualenv as root . SO my suggestion is do this way:

There are two problems here. The first is Django-related:

ImportError: No module named team-app.wsgi

Your wsgi.py file is located in the users_groups/ directory so your Procfile should reference users_groups.wsgi: