[GNC] gnucash file name after move from ubuntu 20.04 to debian 10

[Richard Danielson]

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 with him, but I heard "Measure once.  Cut twice."  He is 
gone now, so I can't fix his grammar anymore, but maybe everyone else 
can be careful when giving me directions.  :-)

Happy Old Year.

Rick

On 2020-12-08 7:53 p.m., Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> 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. Cut 
> once."
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 12/8/20 4:19 PM, 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 drive in 
>> September.  I'm now caught up from Dec/19 to the end of Jan/20.  
>> Thanks for your help.
>
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