[Kmymoney] KMM - get online account update, some problems

[Michael Berger]

Morning Werner,
having faced same or similar problems to get Aqbanking working I went through 
an ocean of trials and errors.

This is what I currently have:
openSUSE 11.4 (i586)
KDE 4.6
gwenhywfar and associates 4.2.1-33.1
aqbanking 5.0.14-39.3
(please, furnish your versions next time)

Out of the many things I did in the course of trying make AqBanking work I can 
without doubt state that you will have to have gwenhywfar 4.2.1 in place (the 
latest version I found).
And that is in line what Thomas Baumgart had told me from the beginning.

Secondly - provided your bank is requiring the same TAN method - you should 
see what is shown in the screen shot in the 'Selected TAN Method' field.
But next to that 962 will also do the job.
And that again is fully in line with what my Bank's expert in charge has 
repeatedly told me.
By updating gwenhywfar to the version shown you should be presented with 972.

From the second screen shot you can see the repositories I was searching for 
and eventually installed gwenhywfar from.

I have to warn you here. Be extremely careful when installing modules and 
packages from repositories that are not (yet) part of the original openSUSE 
11.4 release and do install only the minimum needed.
You should consider to disable these "Factory" reps in the repository list and 
re-enable only if and when needed.

In my case there is however one ugly flaw left:
I am having my own account and five accounts of other people to manage. I am 
fully authorized to perform whatsoever action on these people's accounts.
(And, of course on my own account as well).
But while everything works just fine with those five accounts it does NOT with 
my own account!!! (".... update job not supported by bank/backend..)
Needless to say that all accounts are with the same Bank and all six accounts' 
setups are absolutely identical.

Thomas, I think this mystery must be caused by Fiducia or the Bank or both and 
is not something my software is to blame for!?
Can you give a hint?

Werner, hope this helps!

Michael Berger


On Saturday 17 September 2011 13:32:01 Werner Dittmann wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> I'm working with KMM 6.5 and current gwen* aq* libs (from opensuse) and
> have problems to get online updates in KMM
> 
> History and setup:
> 
> until recently I used the iTAN method which worked flawlessly, both im KMM
> and aqFinance. Now I needed to switch to HBCI with chipcard.
> 
> I got the chipcard and all necessary data to setup the account:
> - DDV chipcard
> - HBCI 2.20
> - server names and addresses, etc
> 
> I used aqFinance to setup and it work fairly out-of-the-box and aqFinance
> was able to get the current saldo of my account - haven't tested a bank
> transfer (Überweisung) with aqFinance and chipcard yet. Thus, IMHO, the
> basic setup for the chipcard works, card reader (Reiner e-com)
> connection ok, etc.
> 
> Then I switched to KMM and tried to setup KMM.
> I deleted the old online assigment and assigned the account to the
> new online account and tried to update the account, that didn't work. The
> main error message here was:
> 
> ...
> hh:mm:ss Antwort konnte nicht kodiert werden
> ...
> 
> Checking the mailing list I got the hint to check the user. Thus I called
> Einstellungen -> aqbanking einrichten, select the "Benutzer" tab and
> checked the user. It was all ok as far as I could see and then I tried the
> option "Kontenliste abrufen" (get account list) and I got the following
> output in the aqbanking window:
> ...
> 12:47:15 Connected.
> 12:47:15 There are no tan method descriptions (yet), trying One-Step TAN.
> 12:47:15 Aufträge werden kodiert
> 12:47:15 Antwort konnte nicht kodiert werden
> 12:47:15 Disconnecting from bank...
> 12:47:15 Disconnected.
> 12:47:15 AqHBCI abgeschlossen.
> 12:47:15 Vorgang abgeschlossen, Sie können das Fenster nun schließen.
> 
> I Already deleted the account and users and did a complete new setup but
> only with aqFinance. Trying to create a new user with
> Einstellungen -> aqbanking einrichten, select the "Benutzer" tab,
> "Benutzer anlegen" didn't work. Selecting HBCI and "Chipkarte verwenden"
> during the next steps lead to the following error:
> 
> "Error checking chip card(0).
>  Maybe libchipcard or its plugins are not installed."
> 
> Taking the fact that aqFinance works with the chipcard that error message
> is somewhat irritating. Of course aqFinance was not started when I tried
> the setup with KMM.
> 
> 
> 
> As a guts feeling: maybe it is some leftover from the previous iTAN
> setting? If yes: how to fix that? If no: what else could be the problem and
> how to fix it? Would it help to completely delete the .aqbanking directory
> (after saving the contents to some other place)? Some editing in
> .aqfinance or a KMM configuration file required?
> 
> Best regards,
> Werner
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