Couldn't see any backups in ~/Ubuntu One/ either, but fiddling with
sqlitebrowser did the trick. I probably would install 0.8 if I didn't
particularly want to start fiddling about with PPAs. Something about a
dirty system.
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Okay, sounds good, hopefully this issue is resolved then, but let me
know if not of course. I'm also looking forward to hearing your opinions
in the other other bug about the best way to represent total vs current
balance and such!
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Status: New = Invalid
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Hi Josh! When you used the new version it upgraded your database, which
0.7 is then incompatible with. wxBanker creates a backup before
upgrading however, so see
https://answers.launchpad.net/wxbanker/+faq/1217 and it should allow you
to restore from your 0.7 backup and then happily use 0.7! Let
I can't see any backups in ~/.local/share/wxbanker, or in ~/Ubuntu One/
(where I symlinked the bank.db to). I can still see the data on my
Maverick netbook if that means anyhing.
** Changed in: wxbanker (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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Hm, what do you see when you run ls ~/.local/share/wxbanker?
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For bonus points:
j...@rigel:~$ ls -al ~/.local/share/wxbanker
total 8.0K
drwxr-xr-x 2 josh josh 4.0K 2010-08-17 19:36 .
drwx-- 14 josh josh 4.0K 2010-08-16 21:12 ..
lrwxrwxrwx 1 josh josh 29 2010-08-16 21:35 bank.db - /home/josh/Ubuntu
One/bank.db
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How weird, thanks. Looking at the code, it might be using the expanded
path to create the backups, are they by chance in /home/josh/Ubuntu\
One? If not, is it possible the upgrade was done on a different machine?
It actually will refuse to upgrade if it can't successfully make a
backup, so that's
