Hi everyone,
Due to filesystem errors, I had to reinstall MacOS on my 2015 Macbook
Air (current OS version: Monterey 12.6.7). After doing so, and restoring
my files from a TimeMachine backup using Migration Assistant, I started
getting this error when trying to open my accounting file:
"No suitable backend was found for <FILE>."
(where "<FILE>" is a stand-in for the actual file name)
I was at the time using a version of GnuCash from December 2022. I then
reinstalled using the installer available from gnucash.org (current
version: "5.3+(2023-06-26)" ). Unfortunately, the error persists.
Looking at this error message in the mailing list archives, it seems
like this has something to do with using the SQLite back-end. I looked
at the 'environment' text file, and it is implementing already the
environment variable recommended as a fix:
GNC_DBD_DIR={SYS_LIB}/dbd
It seems like my install is still unable to find the libraries that it
needs, though.
It's unclear to me how to diagnose which version of the back-end my file
is using, since I cannot open it. Using 'file' and 'head' shows that it
is not XML, and I am unable to decompress the file using Gzip. I'm also
unable to open it using the sqlite3 command line tool.
So, two questions:
1. What's the correct way to verify the back-end type using something
other than GnuCash itself?
2. What is wrong with my fresh install that is preventing me from
opening up the file?
Thanks in advance for any and all advice and assistance!
Best regards,
~Tomer
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