Heidi,
Have you set up both your vendor and the accounts payable account ? I use a
separate sub-account payable for each vendor.
Geoff
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> On 9 Sep 2024, at 04:30, Derek Atkins wrote:
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> Hi,
> Do you have an account of type A/Payable?
> And is it the corr
Thanks David.
I will take a look tomorrow (house building today).
Geoff
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On 10 Sep 2024, at 08:08, Geoff Jankowski
wrote:
Yes Murugan but that leaves an entry hanging in the bank account.
Geoff
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Yes Murugan but that leaves an entry hanging in the bank account.
Geoff
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On 8 Sep 2024, at 20:11, Murugan Mariappan
wrote:
Did you try raising a debit note for the supplier for the partial
amount for the materials
Saludos
Heidi,
The invoice/bill dialogue automatically posts an invoice or bill to
Accounts Receivable or Accounts Payable respectively. The account you
are required to select in the dialogue is the appropriate income
account for an invoice or expense account for a bill and then fill in
the rest of the
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David, In the dialog box when it says "do u really want to post"? Where it
says " post to account", "Liabilities:accts.payable" is suppose to
automatically show up there. Mine does NOT, nothing shows up there. And when I
click on the little arrow that should make the char
Can't resist noting that using a Raspberry Pi in this way can be very slow.
Using USB for file transfer and storage is a bottleneck that loses its luster
after a time.
David T.
On Sep 10, 2024, 2:31 AM, at 2:31 AM, Kalpesh Patel
wrote:
>Raspberry PI can handle USB drives no problem -- get
Not just a pop-up. All the security stuff would have to be added too, and
the developers have made it abundantly clear that they do not want to do
that when a huge development effort would be required to do it right. From
the rest of this thread you can see that no size fits all anyway. They are
It is not true that password on a zip is very weak. It really depends on the
type of algorithm you have selected to encrypt it with when you password
protect it.
While I am in agreement that GnuCash is a financial tool, not a security tool,
I don't think security should be overlooked. To be hon
Sorry, I can't help with the Windows Version nor do I use the finance
quote items. I can respond to some of your other questions.
But first, do you really need to handle the exchange rates into those
other currencies? If there is no balance kept in Paypal and it handles
all the currency conv
Raspberry PI can handle USB drives no problem -- get an externally powered one,
possibly hardware raid type one . You can load up NTFS package for it and share
it out as CIFS which would be equivalent of a NAS box.
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Griffis
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2024
One of the thing about encrypted virtual drive is that you have to declare its
size when you create it for most packages which limits what you can do with it.
It creates number of profound issues: It will contain un-used space which will
take up space if it hosted in one of the foggy cloud's dr
IMHO, that is probably asking too much from a person that has never put a foot
in the software development world. Let's keep the "customers" in mind as to who
they are.
While I completely agree that SQL backend does have many benefits, if one was
dive in without understanding it, it is more li
Nobody suggested putting a password in gnucash, just a pop up dialog to ask the
user for it.
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Heidi,
The problem is that you replied to the Digest which is a summary of
posts for a given day rather than replying to a specific topic
contained in that summary. To post a new query you only need to send an
email to gnucash-user@gnucash.org, with the topic in the subject line,
something like "
Hi everyone!
You all appear to have a good handle on GnuCash, but I am a brand newbie!!!
My environment is:
Local Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
Exchange Rates required for:
== USD
== GBP (UK)
== EUR
== SEK (Sweden)
- and are usually purchases that I pass through Paypal (no balance in
Paypal,
What is all this ??? I just want help with Posting a a vendor bill.
PLEASE!Thanks,HeidiSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
Original message From: gnucash-user-requ...@gnucash.org Date:
9/9/24 12:06 PM (GMT-05:00) To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org Subject:
gnucash-user D
I've had good luck with MEGA in which the client encrypts on the device
before uploading. The encryption keys stay on the device so it's zero
knowledge.
Using it on Android, Windows desktop, and Ubuntu server (MegaCmd).
There is also Cryptomator in which it encrypts the file before you use a
non
On 9/9/2024 2:35 PM, Patrick James via gnucash-user wrote:
Michael,
Modern encryption systems, including open source systems, should be compliant
with Kerckhoffs's principle.
Yes of course.
But historic note Both the German "Enigma" and the Japanese
"Purple" were compliant with Kerckof
True, but aren't security and finances inextricable intertwined these days?
You already gzip the data, so it is nicely random going into any encryption!
Sadly, I am not seeing a lot of handy tools for this. Windows does have an
encrypted file feature, but it assumes you leave the file on the
I'll need to take a closer look at CryptSync. I did go and install
syncthing and am synchronizing GnuCash files for my family, my mom (I'm
her Power of Attorney) and an eBay side hustle. Three sets of books.
Three completely different sets of banks/credit cards/debit cards, ...
I yoinked my Gn
> On Sep 9, 2024, at 3:17 AM, Liz wrote:
>
> Are there tax reasons to keep them apart?
Sorry to have left out that detail: no, there are no tax issues to consider in
my particular case.
Cheers,
Brook
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On 2024-09-09 10:36, fromvendor wrote:
> Regarding encryption, One thing I had done is install one of those
> virtual drive encryption software and created an encrypted disk
> (cryptainer) that I need to mount when I want to use its contents. I
> then backup up the drive-volume file when the softw
Michael,
Modern encryption systems, including open source systems, should be compliant
with Kerckhoffs's principle.
> On 09/09/2024 10:32 AM PDT Michael or Penny Novack via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
>
> On 9/9/2024 10:16 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
> > The GnuCash team, historically, have explic
Regarding encryption, One thing I had done is install one of those virtual
drive encryption software and created an encrypted disk (cryptainer) that I
need to mount when I want to use its contents. I then backup up the
drive-volume file when the software is closed for the backup. Give me
encr
On 9/9/2024 10:16 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
The GnuCash team, historically, have explicitly decided that GnuCash leave
encryption and other password protection to external tools and NOT perform
it internally. GnuCash is a financial tool, not a security tool.
A) Password protection IN THE APP wou
That said, if you use the SQL backend with a server, i.e. mariadb/mysql or
Postgres, you get password protection and database locking with much less
latency than any file-sharing mashup provides. You do need to learn about the
care and feeding of the server including ensuring that it’s secure if
On 08 September 2024 at 18:28, David Carlson said:
> Robert H
>
> It isn't July anymore and you didn't condense this according to the
> directions so we do not know why you sent it.
But did you really need to quote the whole thing?
He probably did it by accident, given that (AFAICT) there was n
The GnuCash team, historically, have explicitly decided that GnuCash leave
encryption and other password protection to external tools and NOT perform
it internally. GnuCash is a financial tool, not a security tool.
-derek
On Mon, September 9, 2024 9:59 am, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user wrote
The security concerns beg the question, should GnuCash files be password
protected by the app? It'd slow save and open a bit, but then you are less
worried about the files being snooped.
There are also ways to encrypt local files, and back up the encrypted files to
you network drive. Just mak
On Sun, 8 Sep 2024 10:56:24 -0600
Brook Milligan via gnucash-user wrote:
> I hope that clarifies the situation.
>
> Cheers,
> Brook
Thanks Brook, but one important question
Are there tax reasons to keep them apart?
I keep 4 sets of books because I need them separate for tax purposes,
although
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