A comment to http://lists.gnucash.org/logs/2007-06-02.html#T23:35:59
23:35:59 lasindi I am testing right now with CSV files that have
just three columns per row: date, description, amount. First the user
selects an account to import to, then for each row I create a
transaction and add one
I can't imagine it's trying to contact any gnucash website. We
certainly have not told it to. It's possible that it's trying to
ask the network for other gconf instances via a broadcast address
to the local network.
-derek
Wm Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The bug occurred again. Two
lasindi: In summary, I agree this is a bug and should be changed. But
for now I would recommend you should ignore that importer bug and just
focus on the CSV import part. Either you or someone else will probably
pick up this issue with the generic importer and Imbalance-account
handling
Hi, reinstalling did not replicate the error, but starting on a new machine
does. On the new machine, the error went away once I allowed what
ZoneAlarm identified as gnucash-bin.exe to access IP 68.142.91.87.
Derek Atkins wrote:
I can't imagine it's trying to contact any gnucash website. We
68.142.91.87 resolves to:
87.91.142.68.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cds192.lga.llnw.net.
What's your host's IP Address?
-derek
Quoting Wm Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi, reinstalling did not replicate the error, but starting on a new machine
does. On the new machine, the error went
Afaik I do not have anything to do with llnw.net. My machines have
addresses like 209.217.x.x.
Derek Atkins wrote:
68.142.91.87 resolves to:
87.91.142.68.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cds192.lga.llnw.net.
What's your host's IP Address?
-derek
Quoting Wm Stewart [EMAIL
Hmm.. I have no idea why it would attempt to contact that address.
It's nothing to do with us, that's for sure.
-derek
Quoting Wm Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Afaik I do not have anything to do with llnw.net. My machines have
addresses like 209.217.x.x.
Derek Atkins wrote:
68.142.91.87
Perhaps you could test installation of 2.1.2 on a new Windows machine with
a firewall that traps outgoing connections as well as incoming? You are
right that there are a lot of connections to itself through 127.0.0.1 or
the machine IP, which I allowed, and the one external connection attempt.
Below is the summary of what I've done so far and plan to do on the
CSV importer that you asked for. Sorry that it ended up being a bit
long; I guess there was just a lot of stuff to cram in. :-)
The Gnumeric code that handles the actual parsing of the file, the STF
library, will be placed in
