al of 5 mins.
>
> A new back up file TestBooksBudget.gnucash.20170517095918.gnucash Wed 17th
> May 2017 09:39:54 AEST and a new log file
> TestBooksBudget.gnucash.20170517095918.log Wed 17th May 2017 09:59:18 are
> created at the end of the autosave interval.
>
> (Gnucash 2.6.16
created at the end of the autosave interval.
(Gnucash 2.6.16 on Linux Mint 18.1)
David Cousens
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none if I do an early save.
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Original message
From: Buddha Buck
Date: 5/16/17 2:41 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: David Carlson , gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: Re: When does GnuCash create .log files?
I believe, perhaps incorrectly, that the .log files are updated when a
change is made, and are dated based on the last (auto)save. So the most
recent log file will have an entry for each transaction since the last save.
On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 3:32 PM David Carlson
wrote:
> I didn't say that cor
I didn't say that correctly. I meant that I thought that GnuCash created
.log files periodically when the auto-save interval has passed since the
next edit after the last save or auto-save. Then they would be useful if
it had been a while since the last full save.
With the current behavior (rele
I used to think that GnuCash created .log files periodically when
theauto-save interval has passed since the last edit.
Now, it seems that GnuCash does a complete file save according to that
interval. If that is the case, why have a .log file?
David C
