Hello Adrien,
Sorry, but I forgot (a couple of times) to reply to your advice. The
backups seem to be fine and apart from not being able to make "flatpak
update" work, I am happy working with GC 4.1.
My dad also said "Measure twice. Cut once." However maybe it was some
unknown problem
Maybe take a good look at those backups and the main file. Make sure you
didn't inadvertently enter transactions in the backups at some point!
(fixable, but not pleasant in direct proportion to the number of said
transactions)
My uncle taught me his first rule of carpentry: "Measure twice.
Glad to hear it!
Cheers David.
On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 08:19, Richard Danielson wrote:
> Thanks David,
> That worked. I know that I've seen mention often about backup files.
> Guess my action in September resulted in that. I hadn't done anything in
> 2020 except moving the program on a new
Thanks David,
That worked. I know that I've seen mention often about backup files.
Guess my action in September resulted in that. I hadn't done anything
in 2020 except moving the program on a new drive in September. I'm now
caught up from Dec/19 to the end of Jan/20. Thanks for your help.
Rick,
'my name'.gnucash.20200912164616.gnucash indicates a backup file created by
gnucash on 12 Sept 2020 at 16:46:16 aka 4:46:16pm - you should be looking
for the 'my name'.gnucash file which will be your primary gnucash file
If you haven't lost any txns since this date and time you could
Hello,
I recently moved my computer system (and gnucash) from ubuntu 20.04 to
debian 10. After installing debian, I copied my /home directory to the
new system. Previous to the move I had upgraded to version 4.2 on flatpak.
After the transition, the file name for the gnucash data file
Hello,
I recently moved my computer system (and gnucash) from ubuntu 20.04 to
debian 10. After installing debian, I copied my /home directory to the
new system. Previous to the move I had upgraded to version 4.2 on flatpak.
After the transition, the file name for the gnucash data file
