John,
The following link has some info around how to mount NFS shares on Windows
10
https://graspingtech.com/mount-nfs-share-windows-10/
(being Windows this is not available on all WIndows 10 systems, specifically
the Home version which doesn't have the NFS client software installed - it
may be
John,
There is certainly no problem accessing an NAS drive from Linux systems
(Mint19.1 in my case). I have been doing it since my NAS was put on the
system 4 years agoand through all the GnuCash versions but it does require a
little bit of admin work to setup. The NAS has to be setup to export sh
I just noticed the word hostname. My isp automatically created a domain
containing the word local which causes linux computers to turn off bonjour,
thus preventing finding local hosts by hosname. I am forced to use ip
addresses when mounting network drives.
David Carlson
On Mon, May 27, 2019,
Too many details are missing. I know that in Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04 it is
necessary to use a file manager to mount and sign in to my NAS before I can
open or save a GnuCash data file.
On other OS's details vary. Any incorrect words were substituted by the
spell checker.
David Carlson
On Mon, Ma
John,
Nothing has changed on the gnucash side in this respect between version 3.3 or
3.5 that I'm aware of.
You didn't state what OS you are on. Is that on Windows as well ?
Regards,
Geert
On zaterdag 18 mei 2019 19:08:57 CEST John Underwood wrote:
> I came accross this problem today after se
I came accross this problem today after several years of using GNUCash with
files housed on Network drives (Not usually NAS but drives on other network
computers). In fact, I suspect but cannot be completely certain, that I have
never stored a GNUCash file on, or retreieved one from, a local drive.
