This is a Windows/Linux networking question, not specific to GnuCash per se.
Have a look at this article:
https://www.phind.com/search/cm7bmjr0s00003j6rn88bx9c5
To make a Windows 10 folder accessible to a Linux PC, you'll need to set
up network sharing on Windows and configure proper access permissions.
Prerequisites
* Both computers must be on the same network
* Administrator privileges on Windows
* Basic networking knowledge
How Windows-Linux file sharing works:
1. Windows uses SMB/CIFS protocol for file sharing
2. Linux uses Samba to communicate with Windows shares
3. Two levels of permissions exist:
3.1. Share-level permissions
3.2. NTFS filesystem permissions
etc etc etc
Regards
Geoff
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On 18/02/2025 7:10 am, griffin wrote:
I sometimes use my linux laptop to run GnuCash, but my data is held n a
share on Windows 10. GnuCash can't access that. Is that how it is, or
how can I make it work?
Thanks.
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