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Re: [PLUG] gnucash crash recovery, anyone?
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This might help:
Gnucash maintains a continous backup of all of your transactions. All
you need to do is open the latest saved *.xac file and you will have the
latest saved auto backup file.
To help run ls -ltr *.xac on the directory that you have stored the
account in.
Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
On Sat, Aug 17, 2002 at 12:44:14PM +0200, Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
My X server crashed, leaving me with an unsaved gnucash file. But it's
got a log file of everything I'd done. But there's no obvious way to
replay that log file, and searching around on google's cash of
gnucash.org suggests that the log can not be replayed.
That would suck. It's going to be *very* tedious by hand.
Well, like many tedious tasks, it ends up being survivable enough once
you break down and do it. Although I'm still hoping that there would
have been a way. I'll let you all know if I hear back from anyone on
the gnucash list.
Despite the above annoyance, gnucash (1.6.6) has been a very good
replacement for quicken since I switched over earlier this summer.
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