Version: 3.97.2 (using KDE 4.3.5) Compiler: gcc (SUSE Linux) 4.4.1 [gcc-4_4-branch revision 150839] OS: Linux Installed from: openSUSE RPMs While running a QIF import of a huge(3.4MB) file, kmymoney quits with this output: gwb@linux-w12j:~> test-kmy kbuildsycoca4 running... sock_file=/home/gwb/.kde4/socket-linux-w12j/kdeinit4__0 /home/gwb/bin/test-kmy: line 18: 10276 Alarm clock $HOME/kde/bin/kmymoney $* 2> $HOME/kmymoney.stderr (the kbuildsycoca4 is from the setup/launch script) Is this some kind of deadman timer for the import? If so, how can I extend it, as it looks like the process is still progressing.
There is no such timer. And I couldn't tell what that Alarm clock is, but it doesn't belong to KMyMoney.
It looks like the Alarm clock is something in the launch script in your ~/bin directory. I would guess that the problem lies in that script, and we can't guess what it's doing without seeing it. Also - why is kmymoney installed in ~/kde/bin if it is installed from an openSUSE RPM?
Created attachment 43286 [details] Kickoff script
Sorry, it's not from the RPM, it's built from the tarball. I was able to get the QIF to import by breaking it into two pieces - one for the transactions, and the other with only the price history. Importing the first took almost 15 minutes on a i7 920 system (6GB), the prices only seconds.