[...]
Extra whitespace (spaces) before and after the int was removed. Hmm. I see that an arbitrary int asdfasdfc="1" was also preserved.
Removing that junk line, I tried gnucash to access the statement. It works! Transaction data from the past year appears in gnucash "generic input transaction matcher" window.
Clicking Ok in that window leaves gnucash running a long time, but it is compiled without any optimization so it's slow... I note that aqbanking has already changed the account name in ~/.aqbanking.conf to prepend "credit card " to the name I specified in the wizard.
Don't know why it doesn't use ~/.banking/settings.conf but there is still no such file, even after gnucash finally finished the transaction matcher and I saved the file and quit.
On Monday 24 July 2006 00:59, Archimedes Submerged wrote:
[...]
> On another topic, is it possible to access credit card accounts via
> aqbanking/ofxconnect?
[...]
It is... or at least: It should be. I used OFX DC with a credit card once.
Maybe you have to edit the configuration file manually:
$HOME/.banking/settings.conf.
I only find settings.conf in $HOME/.banking/shared/qbanking/settings.conf
I do find ~/.aqbanking.conf.
I do find ~/.aqbanking.conf.
Lookup the account settings and change the line
where it says "int accountType=1" and change the type to "2".
I don't see any such line.
The file must have been created via the qnucash "druid" which fork/execs the aqbanking "wizard".
/opt/gnucash/aqbanking/lib/aqbanking/plugins/16/wizards/qt3-wizard
I tried adding line
int accountType="2"
Running the wizard directly and examing the account resulted in the file being rearranged but the int accountType="2" line was preserved.
The file must have been created via the qnucash "druid" which fork/execs the aqbanking "wizard".
/opt/gnucash/aqbanking/lib/aqbanking/plugins/16/wizards/qt3-wizard
I tried adding line
int accountType="2"
Extra whitespace (spaces) before and after the int was removed. Hmm. I see that an arbitrary int asdfasdfc="1" was also preserved.
Removing that junk line, I tried gnucash to access the statement. It works! Transaction data from the past year appears in gnucash "generic input transaction matcher" window.
Clicking Ok in that window leaves gnucash running a long time, but it is compiled without any optimization so it's slow... I note that aqbanking has already changed the account name in ~/.aqbanking.conf to prepend "credit card " to the name I specified in the wizard.
Don't know why it doesn't use ~/.banking/settings.conf but there is still no such file, even after gnucash finally finished the transaction matcher and I saved the file and quit.
Please report back whether this works...
Looks promising.
Creating HTTPS connection
Connecting...
Sending request...
Waiting for response...
Parsing response...
Disconnecting...
Parsing response
OFX: Success (The server successfully processed the request.)
OFX: Success (The server successfully processed the request.)
Processing response
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