[GNC] Accessing data on a windows share fro a link app

[griffin]

I have two different computers, my windows 10 desktop, and my Linux 
laptop. The desktop is connected to my network wirelessly, while the 
desktop is a wired connection.

I can access the entire windows share from Linux laptop, but GNUCash 
will not open the GNUCash file stored on the windows share. I can select 
then, but GNUCash will not open them.

I can access and use Thunderbird files on the Linux Laptop, and othe 
files,, but not GNUCash, which leads me to believe this is something to 
do with GNUCash, and any networking thing.

The message that is presented says;

The file/URI /run/user/1001/gvfs/smb... could not be found.

Any thoughts?




On 2025-02-19 8:34 a.m., Michael or Penny Novack via gnucash-user wrote:
> On 2/19/2025 3:07 AM, Geoff wrote:
>> This is a Windows/Linux networking question, not specific to GnuCash 
>> per se.
>
> Yes, and there OTHER questions you need to answer.
>
> Are these two different machines (connected by a LAN)?
>
> Is this on the same machine? If so, is this two separate partitions? 
> Or is Linux running in a Windows partition (by one of the ways that 
> can be done) or vice versa?
>
> Oh, one more possibility. Here my cable-wireless modem has several 
> Ethernet and USB ports (for example, our printers connect to the modem 
> by Ethernet*) So COULD have a data drive connected with the gnucash 
> data not on either machine.
>
> Michael D Novack
>
> * One of those printers WOULD support direct wireless, but the if off 
> 24+ hours I'd have to go through getting it reconnected.
>
>
>
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