2017-02-10 GnuCash IRC logs
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09:19:00 <warlord> linas: I do think you're right that it's a PON. there are passive splitters at the entrance to my neighborhood.
09:19:17 <warlord> (at least that's what the AT&T tech called it)
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09:44:32 * warlord needs a new router. My current router seems to be limiting me to ~150-200mbps :(
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10:38:09 <avionii> 150? what do you have, a wireless g?
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10:39:35 <warlord> avionii: That was wired!
10:40:10 <warlord> It's my router. When I connected directly to my ISP router I got 500mbps down / 900 up
10:40:39 <warlord> So there's clearly a blockage on my side; I'm guessing it's the Mikrotik
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10:45:51 <warlord> I tested 2 configs: 1) direct wire laptop to ISP router, and 2) laptop wired to cisco switch, wired to mikrotik, wired to ISP router. The second config gave me the 150-200, whereas the first was 500/900. Not sure why only 500 down... Need to talk to them about that.
10:46:20 <warlord> I DOUBT my issue is my switch.
10:46:48 <warlord> which only leaves one device.
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11:57:00 <BrianA_MN> I'm wondering if there is a new USA tax file, because some codes I used last year aren't available this year when I upgraded to 2.6.15?
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12:40:51 <BrianA_MN> OK Maybe I found the answer. But it begs a new question. Does GNUCash allow a way to setup different qif imports depending on the business type? For example I have a US-Corp "S" corp but my wife operates one as a sole proprietor. Her accounts must be setup differently than mine. But the imports from PayPal account files are duplicate source names and GNUCash imports them to the same file names.
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12:45:33 <warlord> BrianA_MN: unfortunately the qif-acocunt-map is global. Your best bet is to name the download file differently so it thinks it's a "different QIF File"
12:45:54 <warlord> Then you can have different mappings.
12:46:53 <BrianA_MN> So the mapping is based off the name given to the file. So simply naming it PalPal-me and PayPal-her should allow different import rules? Correct or wrong?
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14:02:46 <warlord> BrianA_MN: I am *pretty sure* that is the case.
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14:29:32 <BrianA_MN> Can you edit the qif-account-map? Or how does a person reset or better yet back it up?
14:30:15 <warlord> Like all things, you should not hand-edit files created by GnuCash.
14:30:30 <warlord> You can reset it by deleting it. You back it up the same way you back up any other file.
14:31:54 <fell> or database, if using *SQL
14:33:32 <BrianA_MN> OK Thanks warlord, you information is helpful. I have a backup of ~/.gnucash/qif-account-map from before my re-install that maybe I'll replace the current with the backup. IF I emacs the file to read it, it doesn't really show the PayPal account but shows a number of exceptions that were remapped to proper accounts. But I've been struggling this year because I had to re-map them all.
14:34:05 <BrianA_MN> Was simply looking for a easier way to get my remaps completed.
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14:36:22 <BrianA_MN> I expect that it would be a bad decision to simply use the whole ~/.gnucash backup directory, which also has my other store points for the real files and the sandback?
14:36:42 <BrianA_MN> (sp)sndbox
14:37:02 <BrianA_MN> (sp) oyah sandbox
14:39:14 <fell> If you are working with so many different versions, you should consider to use a version control system
14:39:52 <BrianA_MN> no there aren't many versions. I've only upgrade GNUCash once in four years of use.
14:40:28 <warlord> fell: it's more multiple users/data files sharing a single qif source
14:41:16 <BrianA_MN> It was my having to re-install my OS and then I decided to also upgrade GNUCash to latest version that cause my home directory not have any gnucash files. So it was starting blank.
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15:20:24 <fell> gjanssens: After removing the outdated distro provided gnucash, make check has no longer problems with import-export.
15:22:00 <fell> But now I get some /usr/bin/intltool-update -m
15:22:41 <fell> But it might be related to using a separate build dir
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15:24:33 <fell> build/*/*.scm not in POTFILES.in
15:27:14 <fell> Would you like "Please report to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/page.cgi?id=browse.html&product=GnuCash" instead of gnucash-devel?
15:29:29 <gjanssens> fell: I think that would be better indeed
15:33:18 <fell> commited
15:42:41 <fell> and to docs
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16:02:25 <gjanssens> fell: tx
16:03:29 <fell> All spin offs of my reseach of gnome doc utils
16:11:15 <gjanssens> That's time usefully spent then :)
16:11:24 <gjanssens> I'm off for tonight...
16:11:34 <gjanssens> See you all tomorrow
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16:12:07 <fell> GN8
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16:21:24 <warlord> NO WONDER my network is going so Wonky.. Alex just forwarded a 5MB email message to the gnucash list -- so it's got 1.5GB of data to send out!!
16:22:18 <fell> His TXF update?
16:22:41 <warlord> No, "Re: Problem with GnuCash" email
16:22:46 <warlord> (I think to -user)
16:25:53 <fell> So, we know Erasmus has a nice camera ;-)
16:26:29 <warlord> LOL
16:29:20 <fell> I am waiting for the day when a user sends the invoice of his monitor because we asked for a screen shot
16:29:51 <warlord> hahaha
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17:35:19 <BrianA_MN> I'm wondering if anyone has a best practice for where to create the cost of goods sold account for a sole proprietor small business? I currently have it split between Asset (where it keeps track of inventory bought) and Expense (where I transfer from asset when sold)
17:36:42 <BrianA_MN> Problem is that I can't get my TXF report to show me the total value of inventory at end of year, because it doesn't have a Schedule C expense assignable. Been trying to figure this out all day.
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17:39:02 <BrianA_MN> Can a parent account (where your subaccount subtotals to) not be included in a TXF report?
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23:37:58 <linas> warlord, if you can figure out how to distribute mail serving, I can run it.
23:38:37 <warlord> linas: I'm not sure how that would work. How would we distribute mailman?