Save kmymoney file without encryption

[Randy]

On 04/08/2018 02:44 AM, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
> Randy,
>
> On Sonntag, 8. April 2018 05:48:48 CEST Randy wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've been encrypting my Kmymoney file for years, but now I'm trying to
>> save this file without the encryption enabled and it's not working for me.
>>
>> I removed the check mark from the box "Use GPG encryption", and then
>> used the "save as" option to save the file, but when I go to open up the
>> new file, it continues to ask me for the password.
>>
>> Can someone please point me to what I'm doing wrong?  I'm running
>> version 5.0.0 of KMM.
>
> There's a bug in 5.0.0 which prevents you from doing so. It has been fixed in
> 5.0.1 (see https://kmymoney.org/release-notes.php and https://bugs.kde.org/
> show_bug.cgi?id=390467). But there's a workaround to solve the problem without
> upgrading KMyMoney (which you should do nevertheless because 5.0.0 has a
> couple more problems).
>
> Before you continue with the following make sure you have a backup of your
> file. Replace 'your-kmy-file' with the actual name of your file.
>
> A temporary workaround would be the following commands on the command line
>
>    gpg -d your-kmy-file.kmy | grep -v "kmm-encryption-key" > your-kmy-file.xml
>    mv your-kmy-file.xml your-kmy-file.kmy
>
> Explanation:
>
>    gpg -d your-kmy-file.kmy
>
> decrypts the file and sends the output to stdout which is send to
>
>    grep -v "kmm-encryption-key"
>
> which removes the line containing the key value and
>
>    > your-kmy-file.xml
>
> stores the decrypted and modified file into your-kmy-file.xml (cleartext)
>
>    mv your-kmy-file.xml your-kmy-file.kmy
>    
> simply replaces the original decrypted file with the now unencrypted version.
> The next time you save the file using KMyMoney it will be compressed
> automatically.
>
> Removing that one line is necessary, since otherwise KMyMoney will save the
> file encrypted again without asking you.
>
>
Hello Thomas,

Thanks for the quick reply.  I just now updated my Arch installation to 
KMM 5.0.1 and the problem is now gone.

This brings up another question.  I'm contemplating moving from Arch to 
Fedora, and the KMM package in Fedora is currently only at version 
4.8.0.  Would there be any issues with my KMM file that I have been 
using in KMM 5.0 now being used in an older version of KMM?

Thanks again!

Randy