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and subject line Closing unreproducible bug: GnuCash Fails on Fresh Debian 
Lenny Install
has caused the Debian Bug report #565697,
regarding GnuCash Fails on Fresh Debian Lenny Install
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Package: gnucash

-----Original Message-----
To: Bart Martens; Thomas Bushnell; [email protected]
Subject: GnuCash Fails on Fresh Debian Lenny Install

Hi Bart,

I'm trying to report a bug.

I just did a fresh install of Debian Lenny, 5.0.3, on a D201GLY2 motherboard 
with fairly standard hardware.  Then I installed gnucash with `apt-get install 
gnucash`.

Gnucash died on startup.  :-(

I did some web searching, and some people suggested using guile-1.8 instead of 
guile-1.6.  I installed guile-1.8, and it was still broken.  So I deleted all 
of gnucash, guile, etc., and re-installed it with `apt-get install gnucash 
gnucash-common gnucash-docs`.  Then it worked.  WTF??

However, now the old bug of not being able to retreive quotes is back.
"Unable to retrieve quotes for these items:"  (Securities not listed.)

This is frustrating.  I haven't yet been able to find a solution to this.

Debian Stable should work, out of the box.  This broken stuff is maybe OK for 
testing, and understood for unstable, but stable should be *STABLE*!

How to reproduce:
Do a fresh install of Debian Lenny 5.0.3; Install Gnucash; Start it up.  Cry 
and complain.

How did these bugs slip through testing?

If you have any advice for me, I just want to have a working Debian box.  I 
need GnuCash.  Please help.

Thanks,
Ken Hendrickson












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Dear Ken,

I just re-visited some old, but yet not fixed Debian bug reports and found your report #565697 (alias #565704) with summary "GnuCash Fails on Fresh Debian Lenny Install". Its content is essentially:

  I just did a fresh install of Debian Lenny, 5.0.3, on a D201GLY2
  motherboard with fairly standard hardware.  Then I installed gnucash
  with `apt-get install gnucash`.

  Gnucash died on startup.  :-(

No such problems have been reported for the Debian Squeeze package. So, given that the current stable release is Squeeze, I believe that your report is obsolete now.

Additionally I just tried to reproduce your issue using a fresh installation from a Debian Lenny 5.0.8 netinst CD-ROM image. And unfortunately I was unable to reproduce a dying Gnucash, as you described it.

Hence I deliberately decided to close this bug report. In case you disagree, please re-open it and provide more detailed information.

Regards,
Micha

P.S.: The issue regarding Finance::Quote was handled in Debian bug #490395.


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