Am Donnerstag, 31. Dezember 2009 schrieben Sie: [...] > What do you mean by "start aqbanking4"? > > Just starting an application linked against AqBanking4 doesn't create a > working aqbanking4-configuration. > > The command "aqbanking-cli updateconf" is smarter than just to check > whether the folder exists... It also checks whether there are users setup > inside the aqbanking4 configuration. If there is none it tries to update > from previous versions. If there already are users in the AqBanking4 > configuration the tool does nothing. > > However, I don't know whether your GnuCash version already tried to update > the configuration.
This is from memory, but I am very sure that it is accurate:
I started gnucash, tried "Saldenabfrage" nothing happend, then I
did "Aqbanking Einrichtungs-Assistenten starten" verified that no account is
configured and aborted it again.
For sure, I did not enter any data.
[...]
> [...]
>
> It *is* an AqBanking function ("AB_" is the prefix for AqBanking
> functions), and I guess the patch by Micha *does* work.
>
> I only wanted to point out that AqBanking already provides simplified means
> to access AqBanking's certificate cache but that GnuCash can't use them due
> to its structure.
Ic
> The patch you referred to makes GnuCash access the cert cache directly
> which is also kind'a ok.
Can I dump the AqBanking's cert cache (to verify if the certs do not make it
into the cache or if the cache lookup does not work for some reason).
> However, I guess it won't work with multiple AqBanking-applications working
> in parallel (which is currently a rare case, granted).
I can easily accept that restriction.
> If GnuCash could have used the class AB_Gui it wouldn't have to access the
> cache itself but could rather benefit from the advanced certificate
> management of AB_Gui).
I hope that gnucash 2.4.0 will use more AqBanking infrastructure instead of
replicting code.
Thanks,
Rainer
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