On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 06:05:30PM +0100, Mark Purcell wrote: > no problems. Did the kmymoney debs at people.debian.org work as expected. I > can't test HBCI support without an account I presume.
It's working with your debs! I updated my accounts using my HBCI chipcard in Kmymoney2. BTW I was living in Australia for the past 7 months and found out that Commonwealth Bank just uses a short number PIN to secure their online banking, which is quite poor security. They don't bother to provide a TAN list or even a chipcard... Maybe Australia moves to HBCI soon (many phishing attacks later) so you can test it as well :-) > > A separate libkbanking deb is not necessary, as > > the author of aqbanking decided to include all application bindings in > > the aqbanking package: > > That will make life easier in the future, although as I have already built > and > submitted hopefully that will also be a bit quicker.. Thomas said he will include libkbanking in his next upload of libaqbanking0-dev, which will hopefully happen in a few days. As his package already contains the aqbanking binding libs for Qt and Gnome, this would be a better location than a separate libkbanking deb. > I couldn't find kmymoney2-0.9, has it been released yet or is it still being > cooked in cvs? Yes, sorry, I got that version from CVS. Official stable release is 0.8. Christoph -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
