(SOLVED) gnucash not compatible ubuntu 11.04 and ubuntu 11.10

Johan Scheepers johansche at telkomsa.net
Tue Oct 18 11:44:25 EDT 2011


On 18/10/2011 15:58, Derek Atkins wrote:
> John Ralls<jralls at ceridwen.us>  writes:
>
>    
>> Derek's already filed a bug because make check fails if you configure
>> with --enable-dbi but don't have libdbd-sqlite3 and libsqlite3 to test
>> with. I'll have a look at a configure check for those, and change the
>> dependency list in README.dependencies. Beyond that, though, we have
>> no control over what the distro packagers actually set as
>> dependencies.
>>      
> I feel that the File ->  Open code shouldn't fail with an error just
> because the SQLite backend isn't available.  The code should be able to
> differentiate a failure due to the backend not being available from a
> failure that the backend wont handle the file.
>
> So the fact that the code is non-deterministic isn't itself a bug.  How
> the non-determinism is handled, *that* should be considered a bug.
>
>    
>> Regards,
>> John Ralls
>>      
>    
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> -derek
>
>    
Good day gentlemen/ladies,

I feel horrible/ashamed for all the noise I created on this list.
I made a "** silly **" mistake.
I have been doing this many times moving from new release to new release 
and other linux flavours and it works every time.

I installed the same cd to another spare usb external drive to try and 
mimic what I did.

Daily save my home directory to a spare external usb backup drive.
In my case the gnucash directory is named " Gnucash " that has been 
copied to many linux versions.

The following steps... (works every time if done correctly)

1-  Copy " Gnucash " directory to new installation home directory.
2-  Run gnucash.
3-  Cancel tips
4-  Do NOT create new set.
5-  NO to welcome dialog.
6-  Close tips of day
7-  File -> Open
8-  Click on " Gnucash " directory.
9-  Click on Open   (**  Here is the mistake **)
10-  No suitable backend ///// for file /home/johan/Gnucash
11-  Click on Close
12-  File -> open
13-  DOUBLE click on " Gnucash " directory ...now the directory eapands.
14-  Click on open
15-  Success !!!!!!!!

Again ** Very sorry ** . Maybe this will assist some one in the future.

Thanks
Johan.







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