aqbanking/OFXDirectConnect info
Jeff Kletsky
gnucash at allycomm.com
Mon Jan 24 12:36:43 EST 2011
On 01/23/2011 03:08 PM, Paul Abrahams wrote:
> I'm having some trouble in getting online banking to work for some sites
> (American Express credit cards in particular). [...]
There's a lot of voodoo, unfortunately. With the demise of M$ Money,
some of the info is becoming more avavailable, but getting things to
actually connect and work is still a black art.
I have found that ForceSsl3 is often the incantation needed.
AMEX changed their OFX URL in 2010. Here is a version that has been
working for me as a hint as to the settings you might use:
Working for me with (though you'lll have to adjust UIDs and all):
accounts:
char provider="aqofxconnect"
int uniqueId="12"
int accountType="2"
char accountNumber="<my account>"
char accountName="AMEX"
char bankName="American Express Card"
char ownerName="Joint"
char country="US"
int user="11"
int selectedUser="11"
apps {
} #apps
provider {
} #provider
data {
backend {
int maxPurposeLines="1"
int debitAllowed="0"
} #backend
} #data
users:
int uniqueId="11"
char backendName="aqofxconnect"
char userName="<my user>"
char userId="<my id>"
char customerId="<my id>"
char country="US"
char bankCode="AMEX"
int lastSessionId="0"
data {
backend {
char org="AMEX"
char fid="3101"
char serverType="https"
char
serverAddr="https%3A%2F%2Fonline.americanexpress.com%2Fmyca%2Fofxdl%2Fdesktop%2FdesktopDownload.do?request_type%3Dnl_ofxdownload"
int serverPort="0"
char flags="account_list", "statements", "emptyBankId", "forceSsl3"
} #backend
} #data
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