[GNC] Gnucash,org url is now working

Tested it this evening - 9:00PM PST in the US. www.gnucash.org now appears to be working. FYI. Ken ___ gnucash-user mailing list gnucash-user@gnucash.org To update your subscription preferences or to unsubscribe: https://list

Re: [GNC] Postgress connection string for nonstandard port

Is it possible for you to set the PGPORT environment variable? — Peter West p...@pbw.id.au “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” > On 22 Feb 2023, at 11:01 am, Peter West wrote: > > I’m using the default port, so I can’t help there. > > “Database” refers to the

Re: [GNC] Postgress connection string for nonstandard port

I’m using the default port, so I can’t help there. “Database” refers to the database, in my case, gnucash. — Peter West p...@pbw.id.au “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” > On 22 Feb 2023, at 8:07 am, Bob Treumann wrote: > > I am running PG on an amazon server on a non st

Re: [GNC] Account Types -- what are the implications of getting them wrong?

Thank you David. Would it be correct for me to assume that *any* account type can be edited prior to the addition of any data? Either way, it sounds like this can be an iterative process to an extent. And that most negative consequences can be reversed with a little creativity. Tim > On Feb 2

[GNC] Postgress connection string for nonstandard port

I am running PG on an amazon server on a non standard port (6543). The connection setup on gnucash does not have a filed to input the port. I added the port to the end of the hostname, a style that has worked with other applications. There is a field to enter the "database", which in PG contains

Re: [GNC] Cash on Hand [was: Interest Income]

M/M Losey, As you say, your actual cash funds can easily diverge from what is shown in your GNC 'Cash on Hand" account.Instead of periodically equalizing via a "Balance Adjustment" account, you might consider setting up some expense accounts that allow you to be more definitive. For recording k

Re: [GNC] Account Types -- what are the implications of getting them wrong?

Just a reminder -- please quote just enough to give the context of your reply. It's easy to put a three-line comment at the top of a ten-screen article and hit "send", but then everyone who receives it gets to scroll through ten screens to find out whether there's anything new buried there. And _

Re: [GNC] Interest Income

Good advice. So much knowledge and savvy in the community. Thanks again to all, Abe On 2/21/2023 04:32, Alan A Holmes wrote: Hi Abe, One thing that helped me to understand using GnuCash when I first started was the naming of the columns. If you unset Edit->Preferences->Accounts->Label->Use

Re: [GNC] Account Types -- what are the implications of getting them wrong?

Thank you David. Would it be correct for me to assume that *any* account type can be edited prior to the addition of any data? Either way, it sounds like this can be an iterative process to an extent. And that most negative consequences can be reversed with a little creativity. Tim > On Feb 2

Re: [GNC] Account Types -- what are the implications of getting them wrong?

Hi Simon, I appreciate that perspective. I have considered only only assigning only top level types, because if someone is importing 25 or 30 accounts (INCOME/EXPENSES types should be much easier for most users), going through and editing them isn’t that difficult. But as I said earlier, the

Re: [GNC] Interest Income

Hi Abe, One thing that helped me to understand using GnuCash when I first started was the naming of the columns. If you unset Edit->Preferences->Accounts->Label->Use formal accounting labels you then get column headings such as Receive and Spend rather than Debit and Credit. Much easier to get