https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479251
--- Comment #2 from n...@nils-griebner.de --- (In reply to Jack from comment #1) > As I remember (I don't use that backend) sqlite itself does not handle > encryption, but requires sqlcipher. Your problem is likely a version issue > with that, and doesn't really have anything at all to do with KMymoney. > What are the relevant version of sqlcipher on your two machines? > Minor question - is your item 5 above a typo? I would expect it IS NOT > possible but SHOULD be possible. > (Even if sqlite on Ubuntu handle encryption itself without using sqlcipher, > I would raise this issue on an Ubuntu forum or a sqlite related list or > forum. If the database itself cannot open your file, there is nothing > KMyMoney can do.) Thanks for your reply. I made an interesting observation regarding sqlcipher. I'm able to open the database with sqlcipher version 3.x.x from local cli. Versions = 4.x.x throw an error. But it is possible to enable a v3 compatibility mode with "PRAGMA cipher_compatibility = 3;" . Then I can open the db with sqlcipher = 4.x.x. However mymoney is still broken for me. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
