thank you, but I am not using gnome keyring, or any other key manager.
I would like to simply store the password somewhere in a file in my
gnucash profile.
how can I do this?
> On 2021-08-13 17:59, John Ralls wrote:
On Aug 13, 2021, at 2:00 AM, Fourhundred Thecat <400the...@gmx.ch>
Hello,
I am using gnucash 3.4-1 on Debian 10. And I am using mysql backend.
Every time I start gnucash, I have to type my password manually. This is
very annoying, and as far as I can tell adds no real security.
Is it possible to store the mysql password somewhere locally?
If this is not possi
Hello,
I am using gnucash with mysql backend.
I know how to query mysql database, to list for example all transactions
for the last week:
SELECT t.post_date,a.name,t.description,s.value_num FROM splits as
s,transactions as t,accounts as a WHERE s.account_guid = a.guid AND
s.tx_guid = t.guid AND
Hello,
I am using Gnucash 3.4 with Mysql (MariaDB) backend.
Every time I start Gnucash, I have to type in the mysql password.
The way I see it, this seems more like a security theater than a real
security. Normally when Gnucash is using xml backend, files are stored
locally unencrypted. I see no
