Maybe it would be best if the entire Wiki was subdivided into major
sections dealing with the three operating system types? I know from my
own experience that having Windows stuff intermingled with MacOS and
Linux is a pain if that's what I'm interested in, and vice versa for
all the others. I'll
Hi Ken,
Am 16.11.21 um 02:32 schrieb Ken Farley:
> Okay, so I put my findings into the Wiki. Turns out it's relatively
> easy.
Congrats!
> Hopefully if something I wrote is too vague or wrong someone
> correct it. The toughest part was figuring out where to put the stuff.
Right, we have now
Okay, so I put my findings into the Wiki. Turns out it's relatively
easy. Hopefully if something I wrote is too vague or wrong someone
correct it. The toughest part was figuring out where to put the stuff.
On 2021-11-07 10:21, Ken Farley wrote:
Hope it works out for you. I noticed there are
Ken,
Sure all those things are good to have but it is also important to record your
problem and the solution you found if it is a general problem. Someone can come
along and tidy it up and put it into context later and add technical details if
necessary but the chances are they won't unless
I would think that someone updating such a thing would need to:
(a) Have the proper credentials. I assume this but know nothing about
Wiki editing.
(b) Have conducted the proper tests to verify that the instructions
are correct and will not cause harm to someone's system.
(c) Have a much more
Hi Ken,
Am 07.11.21 um 16:21 schrieb Ken Farley:
> Hope it works out for you. I noticed there are sporadic questions
> about this kind of thing and thought it might be nice to have a place
> where all the stuff that worked for someone (me, in this case) is
> spelled out in a straightforward
Ken, thanks from me for that, too.
I'd been able to get Finance::Quote to install from other installation
instructions for macOS, but when I tried to use it I was getting
authentication failures when F::Q tried to connect to a server using
HTTPS. I think it was installing/updating Mozilla::CA
Hope it works out for you. I noticed there are sporadic questions
about this kind of thing and thought it might be nice to have a place
where all the stuff that worked for someone (me, in this case) is
spelled out in a straightforward fashion, rather than spread over a
whole heap of messages.
So
Ken,
Thanks for that, I haven't had FQ running on Big Sur since I upgraded to it
during the beta's :-) Will try that on my iMac running Big Sur in a
moment. It came good on my MacBook Pro after upgrading to Monterey and
running gnc-fq-update I think it was but I still haven't got it running on
Not a question, just my notes on how I got Finance::Quote to work on a
new Mac Mini M1.
Operating system is OS X 11.6 (Big Sur)
GnuCash Version is 4.8 (from the -2.dmg)
My initial install left me unable to download quotes (via
Finance::Quote). Research online eventually led to a Reddit
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