Christian Stimming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The beta release GnuCash 1.7.2 features HBCI online banking
> support. This makes it the world's first *free* HBCI-enabled personal
> finance manager.
Good work!
It took me a few days to get everything up and running. The gnucash
autogen.sh is an unpleasant experience, but I could make it work. I
disliked that the default install prefix for libopenhbci is
/usr/local/openhbci (all the rest of the world defaults to
/usr/local), and that the gnucash configure doesn't even start
searching in that default place.
Dependencies seem to be wrong, the HBCI code uses symbols from
src/gnome, but HBCI is built before src/gnome, so linking fails. After
manually invoking make in src/gnome, the application actually
compiled.
> - Users with self-generated file-based keys need to run this for the
> first time to generate their keys and have their Ini-Letter printed,
> which they need to send to their bank. After some days when the bank
> has processed that letter, they need to run the HBCI Setup druid
> a second time.
I'm currently using the commercial software Moneyplex for HBCI (at
least it's a native Linux program!), and so I already have an
established key with the bank. Unfortunately, libopenhbci (and thus
both gnucash and aqmoney) was unable to open my key file, with error:
MediumKeyfile::mountMedium: This seems not to be a medium file (bad type). (0) at
MediumKeyFile::_reallyReadFile()
I proceeded by getting a test account from PPI. With a key generated
by gnucash I was finally able to connect and retrieve a list of
accounts.
> * Account functions: In the register window of your GnuCash accounts,
> you now find the submenu item "Online Actions" ("Online Aktionen") in
> the menu "Actions" ("Aktionen"). Each item in this submenu invokes a
Now that doesn't work for me. I keep getting:
GnomeUI-WARNING **: gnome_app_insert_menus_custom: couldn't find insertion point for
menus!
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app-helper.c: line 640
(install_menuitem_hint_to_appbar): assertion `uiinfo->widget != NULL' failed.
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app-helper.c: line 640
(install_menuitem_hint_to_appbar): assertion `uiinfo->widget != NULL' failed.
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app-helper.c: line 640
(install_menuitem_hint_to_appbar): assertion `uiinfo->widget != NULL' failed.
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app-helper.c: line 640
(install_menuitem_hint_to_appbar): assertion `uiinfo->widget != NULL' failed.
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app-helper.c: line 640
(install_menuitem_hint_to_appbar): assertion `uiinfo->widget != NULL' failed.
This is with LC_ALL set to de_DE. If LC_ALL is unset, I don't get the
error, but no Online Actions menu either. gnucash version is CVS main
branch of two days ago.
> * Currently each HBCI action can only be executed while you are
> online; support for off-line preparation and queueing is not yet
> implemented.
Shouldn't that be easy to implement wby just using the account for
queueing, and tagging the transaction (or split)?
> If you think you can do better on any of these issues -- why not give
> it a try and start coding on yet more HBCI features? Gnucash only
I'm looking into it.
Andreas
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theft. The pirate of knowledge is a good pirate."
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