Installation/Deinstallation

Install

Unzip the archive and run gnuaccounting.sh (on unices) or gnuaccounting.bat (windows). If your java (1.6+) is not in your search path please set the java_home environment variable to the according directory. If you want you can run a "./configure&&make&&sudo make install" in linux or use the command line options to start a portable version of gnuaccounting.

Install using MySQL

Instead of the embedded HSQLDB which will be used by default, you can also use MySQL. Just create a mysql user and enter the credentials in Administration/Configuration. When Gnuaccounting is restarted the database will be created.
mysql --user=root -p
mysql> grant all privileges on gnuaccounting.* to 'gnuaccounting'@'localhost' identified by '<your password>';
mysql> flush privileges;

Uninstall

To uninstall gnuaccounting just delete the .gnuaccounting directory in the user home directory which will be created on it's first start to store settings and data.
rm -r <the directory in which e.g. gnuaccounting.sh is located>
rm -r ~/.gnuaccounting
If you used MySQL instead of the default HSQLDB please additionally perform the following steps:
mysql --user=root -p
mysql> drop database gnuaccounting;
mysql> delete from mysql.user where user='gnuaccounting' and host='localhost';

User manual

Please refer to the quickstart guide or the sourceforge wiki for the user manual.

Developer documentation

Please refer to the sourceforge wiki for the developer documentation. Ohloh tries to give you a impression about the project with some automatic metrics: .

License

The complete license text (GPL) as well as the README and RELEASE NOTES (including known bugs) are also part of every download.

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