Where does gnucash record the location of my files?

[Colin Law]

On 25 October 2011 02:57, Paul Abrahams <abrahams at acm.org> wrote:
> As I mentioned in an earlier post, I'm running gnucash under Kubuntu Oneiric
> 11.10, and I had a problem with gnucash segfaulting before it could get going.
> So I tried renaming both .gnucash and the data directory so that gnucash
> wouldn't see them.  This time gnucash did get started, but it complained about
> a missing file anyway, and it knew where the data directory was supposed to be.
> So there must be some other place where that information is located.  Where
> might that be?

It does not matter, it is just trying to open the data file you had
open last time.  Just go ahead and use File > Open (in GnuCash) to
open the accounts file that you want to use, or make a new one if that
is what you want to do.  Then next time you start GC it will re-open
the file you use this time.

Colin

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