GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 463448
Online banking does not fetch records
Last modified: 2018-06-29 21:44:55 UTC
Hello Friends, Here are the details: Problem: When trying to fetch balance or transactions for a HBCI bank account (in this case Postbank) with Aqbanking, following error is encountered: "3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:gwen(2256):netlayer.c: 1607: Not connected". See details below. =========================================== C:\Program Files\gnucash\bin>aqbanking-tool --loglevel=info exec AqHBCI started Connecting to bank... Resolving hostname "hbci.postbank.de" ... IP address is 195.50.155.64 5:2007/08/04 21-37-15:aqbanking-tool(2256):banking.c: 5650: Automatically accept ing certificate "<CERTIFICATE>" Connected. Selecting iTAN mode "iTAN" Opening dialog Encoding queue ===== Enter Password ===== Please enter the password for PINTAN-20070804-193251 Input: <PIN> ***** Sending queue Waiting for response Response received HBCI: 3060 - Teilweise liegen Warnungen/Hinweise vor. (M) HBCI: 0020 - Angemeldet. (S) HBCI: 0020 - Informationen fehlerfrei entgegengenommen. (S) HBCI: 3920 - Zugelassene Ein- und Zwei-Schritt-Verfahren fⁿr den Benutzer (S) Encoding queue Sending queue 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:gwen(2256):netlayer.c: 1607: Not connected 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:gwen(2256):netlayer.c: 1476: Errors on all netlayers 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:aqhbci(2256):dialog.c: 340: Could not connect to bank (-1 ) 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:aqhbci(2256):dialog.c: 394: Error sending message for dia log Unable to send (network error) Disconnecting from bank... Disconnected. 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:aqhbci(2256):outbox.c: 1368: Error performing queue (-6) AqHBCI finished. Executing Jobs: 1 of 1 3:2007/08/04 21-37-19:aqbanking-tool(2256):banking.c: 965: No progress context open ==================================================================== System: Windows XP Professional GnuCash Version: 2.2.0 (stable) Aqbanking installed (don't know how to check for version in Windows system, could provide you, if guided) Finance::Quote installed Internet connection: Overall WLAN Thanks, Jimmy
Thanks for reporting this problem. This is obviously a aqbanking issue, not gnucash per se. How did you install aqbanking - is this from the gnucash-setup.exe? In that case, it would be aqbanking-2.3.2. The command line setup *should* work like explained here http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/AqBanking . Did aqbanking work for you once already, or did it never work so far? Also, do you get the same result on Linux as on Windows?
(In reply to comment #1) > Thanks for reporting this problem. This is obviously a aqbanking issue, not > gnucash per se. How did you install aqbanking - is this from the > gnucash-setup.exe? In that case, it would be aqbanking-2.3.2. The command line > setup *should* work like explained here http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/AqBanking > . > Did aqbanking work for you once already, or did it never work so far? Also, do > you get the same result on Linux as on Windows? Hallo Christian, >How did you install aqbanking - is this from the > gnucash-setup.exe? No, I had to install it separately from the Aqbanking site(the site that was mentioned in the Online Banking Setup wizard). By default it was not present after installation of GnuCash. > Did aqbanking work for you once already, or did it never work so far? Also, do > you get the same result on Linux as on Windows? Yes, it has worked without any problems in Linux. The Linux install was able to fetch all the records without any problem. Hope this helps in resolving the issue, or should I assign this to the Aqbanking queue? Cheers, Jimmy
(In reply to comment #2) > >How did you install aqbanking - is this from the > > gnucash-setup.exe? > No, I had to install it separately from the Aqbanking site(the site that was > mentioned in the Online Banking Setup wizard). By default it was not present > after installation of GnuCash. I'm sorry, but can you please give more details here: Which package exactly (filename) did you install separately? How did you create the binaries - did you compile an aqbanking package yourself by the mingw build environment? Or did you install a binary package? > > Did aqbanking work for you once already, or did it never work so far? Also, do > > you get the same result on Linux as on Windows? > Yes, it has worked without any problems in Linux. The Linux install was able to > fetch all the records without any problem. Oops. That makes it difficult. > Hope this helps in resolving the issue, or should I assign this to the > Aqbanking queue? There is no aqbanking bugtracking system. We'll keep the discussion here.
(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > >How did you install aqbanking - is this from the > > > gnucash-setup.exe? > > No, I had to install it separately from the Aqbanking site(the site that was > > mentioned in the Online Banking Setup wizard). By default it was not present > > after installation of GnuCash. > I'm sorry, but can you please give more details here: Which package exactly > (filename) did you install separately? How did you create the binaries - did > you compile an aqbanking package yourself by the mingw build environment? Or > did you install a binary package? > > > Did aqbanking work for you once already, or did it never work so far? Also, do > > > you get the same result on Linux as on Windows? > > Yes, it has worked without any problems in Linux. The Linux install was able to > > fetch all the records without any problem. > Oops. That makes it difficult. > > Hope this helps in resolving the issue, or should I assign this to the > > Aqbanking queue? > There is no aqbanking bugtracking system. We'll keep the discussion here. 1) OK, I guess I bungled up here. Aqbanking was not installed separately, but was already installed. But what was installed was the Qt package for Online Banking Setup Druid. The install file was this one - qt-win-opensource-4.3.0-mingw.exe. 2) With regards to the issue of "Not connected", I have found similar issue on the net, for example when porting to Mac. The developer then added a sleep(), to make sure the connection does not get lost. Details here: http://osdir.com/ml/finance.aqbanking.devel/2006-08/msg00037.html and http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.finance.aqbanking.devel/477
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