On Tue, Feb 02, 2021 at 09:52:00PM -0500, Joseph Vernice wrote:
> You can try creating a link pointing to where you want to save the logs.
> Unfortunately, if you use this method, everything in the folder will be
> saved to the linked folder, including mom GC files.
>
No, the idea would be to separate the logs (i.e. temporary files that
you hope you never need to access) from the actual data that is your
accounts.
I keep everything to do with the organisation that I run the accounts
for in a single directory (with sub-directories if that makes sense),
so in my home directory there's pcc/2020 which has in it:-
08 - sub-directory with some correspndence etc. from August 2020
2020balancesheet.html - what it says
building.gnucash - building fund accounts
general.gnucash - general fund accounts
giftaid - sub-directory containing scans of GiftAid envelopes, to submit to
HMRC
... and GnuCash clutters the place up with:-
building.gnucash.20210202152822.log
building.gnucash.20210202153313.log
building.gnucash.20210202153340.log
building.gnucash.20210202153716.log
general.gnucash.20210202152810.log
general.gnucash.20210202152933.log
general.gnucash.20210202153145.log
general.gnucash.20210202154835.log
general.gnucash.20210202155038.log
Which really is rather a pain! :-)
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Chris Green
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