No valid iTAN method found - 923

[Thomas Baumgart]

Hi Markus,

On Dienstag, 16. Juli 2024 17:11:44 CEST Markus Niedl via KMyMoney wrote:

> Hi KMyMoney maillist,
> 
> I'm using KMyMoney for a long time now. Had many happy, productive years with it but
> also very frustrating times. I have to explcitely note that the frustrating times are NOT due
> to work of KMyMoney team but instead of a bad combination (e.g. banks introduced PSD2
> and not update available for quite a long time so I have been stuck no HBCI data updates
> for some long time some years ago).

I know that it was a frustrating time back when the PSD2 intro hit us. And since there are
so many standards (each bank appears to have their own) this is probably not over for some
time to come.

> Now I'm in a similar situation like that. Banks intoduced a newer TAN method "923" (see
> my log below with Sparkasse) and Kubuntu 22.04 as well as next LTS Kubuntu 24.04 don't
> seem to fix that problem anytime soon even though aqbanking fix is already available
> (version 6.5.11) but not for these Kubuntu versions.
> 
> My girlfriend had another problem with her bank and KMyMoney but gladly I found out
> that in the meantime KMyMoney supports appimages, which I like very much and help
> with her problem (Raiffeisen).
> 
> The question from my side is now:
> *When will the aqbanking version 6.5.11 be available with the appimage?*
> Currently version 6.5.4 is shipped with it, but this does not help in my case.
> Is there a plan or a roadmap or something about aqbanking versions introduced with
> KMyMoney?

I was monitoring the AqBanking and Gwenhywfar list to see when new stable versions are
coming out. Currently, we only see some 'beta' packages even though things have not changed
since April for gwen.

Since I live on the bleeding edge myself and did not experience any trouble with those
packages, I added them to the KDE CI system a few minutes ago. The next time the appimages
get build, they should contain those versions: Gwen 5.11.2 and AqB 6.5.12.

Hope that gets you up to speed again and resolves the TAN method problem you encounter.

p.s. Here's the change I had to make:

  https://invent.kde.org/packaging/craft-blueprints-kde/-/commit/66d42ff4

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Regards

Thomas Baumgart

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