Dave Peticolas wrote:
> > I have had the exact same problem on two occasions. Never had the problem
> > unless GNUCASH was running. The first time I waited 30 minutes before
> > rebooting, the next time I waited a full 10 hours to see how long my system
> > would thrash. Finally rebooted. System was totally non-responsive.
>
> Did you take a look at gnucash's memory usage?
> Did you notic if one of the .log files was growing?
>
> thanks,
> dave
>
I was unable to check memory usage.. the system was unresponsive, I couldn't
even change to a tty session.
I have a large multitude of GNUCASH.DAT.*.xac, GNUCASH.DAT.*.log, and
translog.*.log files. None of which seem excessivly large. I assume they would
have been cleaned up if there was a good program exit instead of a power down.
These two incidents aside, I really like GNUCASH... I've been using it almost
everynight since 1.3.1 and had problems twice. But its a big problem.
Thanks,
Glenn
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