Dan,
Excellent. Happy endings are good :) FWIW, I have java-1_8_0-openjdk
(and the plugin) installed in 42.3 on multiple machines and gnucash
runs fine including reports. But I do NOT have java-1_7_0-openjdk (or
the plugin) installed on any of those machines. My desktops are XFCE
and LXDE(gtk) so
John -
This was a good clue - at least I have a work-around - THANKS!
I un-installed the openjdk-plugin packages (which is what provides the IcedTea plugin),
and now the reports run just fine!!! But I still have NOTHING from the OpenSuSE forum on
why they were crashing for me, or working for
Ralph -
No joy. I disabled the GNOME repository and un-installed 2.6.16-98.1, then did 'zypper in
gnucash' which got me 2.6.16-4.1. Same failure. I also tried removing my .gnucash
directory on the off-chance that it was something in my saved reports that was a problem -
same error.
My loc
Ralph -
That's actually where I started this journey :-) I upgraded from OpenSuSE LEAP 42.2 to
42.3 (with the GNOME repo disabled); this resulted in installing 2.6.16-4.1. When I tried
to start gnucash it crashed per my original message. Then I tried the GNOME repo 2.6.18
AND a local build
Hello Dan.
The gnome repository is not part of the "official release" distro for
42.3. You could try this, nothing to lose except maybe some time:
Uninstall the 2.6.16-98.1 version. Uninstall any other version of
GnuCash you currently have installed, regardless of where you got it
from. Now instal
It's out of the GNOME repository on opensuse.org:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/GNOME:/Apps/openSUSE_Leap_42.3/
For me, both versions crash when I try to run a report from my primary data file
Dan
On 12/14/2017 12:24 PM, listreader wrote:
On 12/13/2017 01:54 PM, Dan Rawson wrote:
> > > On 12/13/2017 01:54 PM, Dan Rawson wrote:
> > >> I upgraded OpenSuSE (just a point release), but kept gnucash at
> > >> the same version. This is part of the distro - it's gnucash
> > >> 2.6.16-98.1.
Just another openSUSE and GnuCash user here but where did you get
2.6.16-98.1? I think
Please remember to copy the list on all replies.
GnuCash 2.6 uses an obsolete version of the WebKit library that hasn’t been
updated in several years. It shouldn’t be used for anything besides GnuCash
because it has a huge number of known exploits that have been fixed in the
current WebKit2. T
The crash appears to be a webkit problem that’s triggered by a report you left
open when you quit GnuCash the last time you were using the data. If you remove
the .gcm file in ~/.gnucash/books corresponding to the file that’s causing
trouble GnuCash will open it with only the Accounts tab open.
Additional info - if I open the previous "save" file, it opens normally :-((
Is there any way to test the gnucash data file WITHOUT opening it in gnucash?
Thanks!
Dan
On 12/13/2017 01:54 PM, Dan Rawson wrote:
I upgraded OpenSuSE (just a point release), but kept gnucash at the same version. Th
I upgraded OpenSuSE (just a point release), but kept gnucash at the same version. This is
part of the distro - it's gnucash 2.6.16-98.1.
gnucash now coredumps when accessing my primary data file.
I can still create a new file (and open it later), and I can still access the original
file from
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