Since we're talking about backup strategies...
I do an hourly backup to a local disk ((Time Machine)
A backup to the cloud every 15 minutes (CrashPlan)
And a clone to one of pair local disks every few days, alternating between them
(SuperDuper)
A few years ago, I had a failure of my working
> On Jun 23, 2023, at 11:44, Fred Tydeman wrote:
>
> If I sell a stock for a profit, I can think of two ways to record the
> transaction.
>
> 1) Record the sale with the sell price. This results in less shares in
> the stock
> account, and more cash somewhere else; and two trending
If I sell a stock for a profit, I can think of two ways to record the
transaction.
1) Record the sale with the sell price. This results in less shares in
the stock
account, and more cash somewhere else; and two trending transactions.
This shows up as four splits.
But, then, how
On 6/23/2023 12:30 PM, William Prescott wrote:
Are you asking about backing up the Gnucash application or the Gnucash data
file. You definitely should back up the data file. The application is less
critical because you can always reinstall it. However, I just backup
everything. It is simpler
I'll give it a shot later today.
I have not intentionally removed/deleted anything thus far so the source build
should still be sitting in the directory.
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Schuck
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2023 12:35 PM
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Cc: Kalpesh Patel
James, only you can determine what is important enough to warrant a backup.
However, my philosophy is that everything I put on my computer, no matter
how trivial, needs to be on a backup of some kind.
So I look for backup strategies that get everything. That way I don't have
to worry about
Are you asking about backing up the Gnucash application or the Gnucash data
file. You definitely should back up the data file. The application is less
critical because you can always reinstall it. However, I just backup
everything. It is simpler and safer than picking and choosing what to
On 6/22/23 18:47 -0700, Bruce Schuck wrote:
Assuming the F::Q 1.56_02 build files still exist in your
C:\Strawberry\cpan\build directory, trying the stockdump.pl example
script as I did would help.
If there is no Finance-Quote-1.56_02-? directory in
C:\Strawberry\cpan\build (-? could be -0,
This is James Baxter and I am not getting an updates. One thing I am looking at
is. I was doing a backup every time I do something on my laptop.
I need to know. Do I need to backup gnucash.
ThanksJames Baxter
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