Hi,
I have a setup similar to yours. gnucash folder is on Dropbox. I can
only have gnucash open on one machine at a time. Otherwise it complains
about the lock file. But if I only have it open on one machine, all is
well.
Not sure this will help...
Bob Crochelt
On 7/22/21 7:54 PM, David
Walt,
I have the same configuration using Dropbox with multiple Linux devices
accessing the Dropbox. One limitation is that a free Dropbox account now limits
you to a maximum of three devices signed into the account. IF you also use your
dropbox with other devices that may be blocking it from sync
Hi,
The .LCK will appear in the same directory as the data file. Make sure you
same whole directory is synced on both computers and then point to it in
GnuCash with File > Open to make sure it's correct.
On Thu, Jul 22, 2021 at 7:35 PM Walt Haas wrote:
> I have GnuCash installed on two Linux com
I have GnuCash installed on two Linux computers, with the account files
and logs in a Dropbox folder. In both cases GnuCash was installed from
the repo. It has worked fine for years on one computer. When I start
GnuCash on the other, I get the message "GnuCash could not obtain the
lock for .
