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<pre class="tw-data-text tw-text-large tw-ta" dir="ltr" data-placeholder="Traduzione">Hi everyone, thank you very much indeed for what you are doing for me.<br>I confirm that the file is on local hard disk and I really have no idea<br>of other programs that may have modified it. <br>Unfortunately I don't have back-up files and I use the "WINDOWS 10 HOME"<br>platform. <br>Do you have any other hint?<br>Thanks again<br>Enzo<br><br><br></pre>
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Il 15 marzo 2020 alle 16.46 Thomas Baumgart <
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Hi,
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On Sonntag, 15. März 2020 15:18:20 CET Jack wrote:
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The .kmy file Enzo sent me directly is not zero length, it is 12230
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bytes long, but all byte values are zero. I know it doesn't help him,
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but I wonder if it gives any hint what the problem might be.
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It certainly gives me the feeling that this file was not written KMyMoney.
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Could it be, that some other program stepped on it by accident? It looks more
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like a 'wipe to zero for security' feature.
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Thomas
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Enzo - can you confirm the directory where you saved the .kmy file is
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just a local hard disk, and not a network share or something else?
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On 3/15/20 6:47 AM, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
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Koos et al.
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I don't speak Italian at all but I interpret Enzo's mail that he is on Windows and
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does not have 'od'. In case he does not have a backup and the current file is of
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length zero there is not much one can do :(
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Ciao
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On Sonntag, 15. März 2020 07:31:34 CET Koos Pol wrote:
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>> Buongiorno Enzo,
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>> Sai questa e una mailing lista in inglese. Sara meglio che *tu* usi
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>> Google Translate invece noi. Okay?
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>> Se continui scrivere in italiano le persone ti ignoreranno.
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>> Back to your question:
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>> If you don't have a backup, "od" will not be of much use, as you have no
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>> older files to use it with.
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>> Otherwise you would be able to determine when the error first occurred.
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>> BTW, "od" is part of CoreUtils.
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>> Saluti,
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>> Koos
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>> Op 14-03-2020 om 20:09 schreef
<a href="mailto:enzo.montanari@libero.it">enzo.montanari@libero.it</a>:
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>>> Grazie Jack
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>>> Purtroppo non ho un backup...
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>>> Ho provato a lanciare il comando "od -c ENZO2020.kmy" ma non funziona su WINDOWS 10... Forse è un comando LINUX ?
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>>> Qual è il comando per WINDOWS ?
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>>>> Il 14 marzo 2020 alle 17.09 Jack <
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>>>> Enzo,
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>>>> I'm also including the mailing list, which is a better place for this
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>>>> type of discussion, so when a solution is found, others will also be
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>>>> able to find it in the future.
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>>>> The .kmy file you sent has only zero bytes in it (each byte is 0x00) so
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>>>> there was a problem at some point saving the file. (you can do "od -c
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>>>> ENZO2020.kmy) Do you have any backup files? KMyMoney usually keeps up
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>>>> to 10 backups of the file named ENZO2020.kmy.X~ where X goes from 1 to
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>>>> 10. See if any are different from the file you sent. You can then
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>>>> either open that file directly with KMyMoney or rename it first.
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>>>> Jack
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>>>> On 3/14/20 6:56 AM,
<a href="mailto:enzo.montanari@libero.it">enzo.montanari@libero.it</a> wrote:
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>>>>> Buongiorno Jack, si ho ancora bisogno di aiuto.
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>>>>> Non riuscendo più ad aprire il file l'ho abbandonato e ne ho creato uno nuovo.
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>>>>> Purtroppo dopo un mese di utilizzo anche il nuovo file ha avuto lo stesso problema e non riesco più ad aprirlo.
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>>>>> Al momento sto usando la versione 4.8.3, non so quale fosse la vecchia versione.
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>>>>> Uso la piattaforma WINDOWS 10 HOME.
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>>>>> Questo è l'errore che compare quando cerco di aprire il file:
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>>>>> "Il file C:/Users/UTENTE/ENZO2020.kmy contiene il vecchio formato binario usato da KMyMoney. Utilizza una versione di KMyMoney più vecchia (0.8.x) che ancora supporta questo formato per convertirla al nuovo formato basato su XML."
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>>>>> Allego il file che non riesco più ad aprire.
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>>>>> Grazie per il supporto.
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>>>>> Enzo
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>>>>>> Il 26 febbraio 2020 alle 21.51 Jack <
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>>>>>> On 2020.02.08 09:11, Jack wrote:
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>>>>>>> On 2/8/20 3:19 AM,
<a href="mailto:enzo.montanari@libero.it">enzo.montanari@libero.it</a> wrote:
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>>>>>>>> Buongiorno, la versione aggiornata non legge più il mio file .kmy
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>>>>>>>> Come posso recuperarlo e utilizzarlo con la nuova versione?
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>>>>>>>> Grazie
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>>>>>>> From Google Translate: Hi, the updated version no longer reads my
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>>>>>>> .kmy file. How can I recover it and use it with the new version?
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>>>>>>> Thank you
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>>>>>>> It depends on what the problem is. What are the old and new
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>>>>>>> versions? What platform are you using (Linux, Windows, ...?) Is
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>>>>>>> there any error message? Can you run from the console, in case there
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>>>>>>> is more information displayed that way?
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>>>>>>> Without knowing more, we don't know if the problem is accessing the
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>>>>>>> file (network issue,) actually reading the file (corruption,) or some
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>>>>>>> difference in the versions. The last is not very likely; I don't
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>>>>>>> think there have been any changes to the internal format of the .kmy
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>>>>>>> file in a long time.
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>>>>>>> Jack
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>>>>>> Enzo,
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>>>>>> I don't know if you saw my reply, in case you are not subscribed to the
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>>>>>> list.
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>>>>>> Please respond back to the list if you still need help.
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>>>>>> Jack
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