On 14 Apr 2007, at 11:27, Miguel Angelo wrote:
> Hi!
>
> When I try to email an invoice I get the following error:
>
> "Error!
> Access denied"
>
> ...
> I'm using version 1.2.2 and I'm logged in as an administrator...
Me, too. Upgrading from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3 (untar over the top, nothing
I would agree here! The last date entered would be awesome for me!
Shell
On Mon, 2007-04-16 at 10:00 +1000, david wrote:
> I want to add my vote for some function that either remembers the last
> date entered, or remembers a variable parameter for entry date...
>
> Personally I think the last
It is new installation (From Rpm file) on a computer just have centos 5 loaded. nothing has been change on pos.conf. Besides this, curious why i encounter access denied message when changing the admin's password. Thank you.
From: "Chris Travers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: ledger-smb-users@
I want to add my vote for some function that either remembers the last
date entered, or remembers a variable parameter for entry date...
Personally I think the last date entered is preferable, since I'm
forever entering data in date sequence.
When I switched from MYOB to SL, this was one feature
Have you altered your pos.conf in any way? The new pos framework
works a little differently than previous versions. You may have some
issues with it.
Best WIshes,
Chris Travers
On 4/15/07, Raymond Cheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can anyone show the steps how to make pos work. I received "a
Absolutely. Please submit it as a patch at Sourceforge or email it to
me directly.
Best Wishes,
Chris Travers
On 4/15/07, Virginijus Židonis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chris Travers rašė:
> > Hi;
> >
> > At this point there should be no other differences that I am aware of.
> > If you need sp
On Sun, 2007-04-15 at 10:10 -0700, Chris Travers wrote:
> The North Pole isn't inhabited and is now clear of ice in the summer.
>
> The South Pole would be a better match for timezone convergeance.
>
We all get the impression that a small problem like working underwater
wouldn't really stop you
> Be that as it may, I am located in sunny Chelan, WA. PST/PDT
>
> Best Wishes,
> Chris Travers
Yeah, Chris just works really odd hours.
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I like option B. The session date could default to the current system
date on login, but also remember the last date entered for a
transaction, and use that as the default for the next transaction.
I will often enter a batch of transactions at one sitting, comprising
3 or 4 different transa
Peter,
Agreed. You could allow users to set a session date (in a manner
similar those we have discussed in prior posts) for the entry of
transactions, yet still have system-wide immutable cutoffs and date
restrictions (i.e. once the books have been closed for a period,
transactions canno
Obviously my choice of words to describe the capability was neither
sufficiently clear nor complete.
Setting a transaction date on a per session basis is no more of a
kludge than setting a global default ... and neither should have any
impact on the security of the system [non-repudiation re
Setting the "session date" to something other than the current system
date just means that it will be the value pre-entered in the date
field when a new transaction is initiated. Ideally the presence of
an audit trail mechanism internal to the system would make possible
the ability recor
Can anyone show the steps how to make pos work. I received "access denied" message when posting or printing pos receipts. By the way, "access denied" also shows when changing the admin's password. I'm running the most current version under centos 5. Thank you
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David Tangye wrote:
> I've been playing a little private game: Using the time of Chris's posts
> to figure out what time zone he lives in. I've concluded that he lives on
> the north pole.
Right next to Pamela Jones of Groklaw.
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The North Pole isn't inhabited and is now clear of ice in the summer.
The South Pole would be a better match for timezone convergeance.
Be that as it may, I am located in sunny Chelan, WA. PST/PDT
Best Wishes,
Chris Travers
On 4/15/07, Peter Houppermans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> david,
>
>
Peter Houppermans rašė:
> Virginijus,
>
> Just out of interest, are you using labels/names with characters not in
> the bottom part of the ACSII chart? Maybe it shows me for the dinosaur
> I am (although I did at least escape FORTAN/COBOL :-) but I do recall
> that causing problems in quite a l
Virginijus,
Just out of interest, are you using labels/names with characters not in
the bottom part of the ACSII chart? Maybe it shows me for the dinosaur
I am (although I did at least escape FORTAN/COBOL :-) but I do recall
that causing problems in quite a lot of code in the early days of
pr
david,
> I've been playing a little private game: Using the time of Chris's posts
> to figure out what time zone he lives in. I've concluded that he lives
> on the north pole.
>
Ah, you mean where all those timezones meet? :-)
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David,
I like the session date idea, as long as there is some log that a user
entered the system with an altered date so it couldn't be used
"creatively" without leaving a trail somewhere. Don't know what abuse
it could support, but my experience says there's always someone who will
find a us
Chris Travers rašė:
> Hi;
>
> At this point there should be no other differences that I am aware of.
> If you need specific information on specific fields, please let us
> know.
>
>
Hi,
if information of this kind is available for sending/publishing without
disturbing your time, I will glad
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