On 17 Feb 2007, at 12:30:25 PM, Martin Preuss wrote:

> Moin,
>
> On Saturday 17 February 2007 10:58, Christian Stimming wrote:
> [...]
>> And, as I said, these "DLL not found" error messages are a bit  
>> misleading,
>> because the DLL loading is tried in several variants, and if one  
>> of the
>> later tries succeeds, then the error message of the initial try is  
>> already
>> printed and you don't recognized that this wasn't an actual error.
> [...]
> Because they are misleading these messages are only printed if the  
> log level
> is high. Normally you only use such a high log level when you want  
> to debug
> stuff, and in that case it might really be interesting to see which  
> modules
> are found/not found and where...
>
> Generally I think mixing of "/" and "\" in a path is not a problem  
> (I believe
> I remember reading such a statement somewhere on the MinGW  
> homepage), so that
> shouldn't be the reason. If I remember correctly mingw translates  
> the path
> for us...

> Regards
> Martin
> -- 
Today's observation:

The computer which successfully ran the wizard to connect, retrieve  
accounts, and retrieve transactions has Qt installed in c:\soft\Qt 
\4.2.2\foo (sort of the gnucash default...)

The computer on which the setup wizard crashed during a connect, with  
the error message about not being able to find aqofxconnect.dll had  
Qt installed in c:\Qt\4.2.2\foo (the trolltech default).

If I uninstall Qt, reboot, reinstall Qt in c:\soft\Qt\4.2.2 instead  
of just c:\Qt\4.2.2, remove and rebuild aqbanking, then I can  
complete connections on the formerly impaired computer.

Everything else needed by gnucash is already installed in c:\soft in  
case that matters (including msys and mingw)

Dave
--
David Reiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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