http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=898974 --- Comment #2 from Waleed Hamra <novell@whamra.com> --- and you are correct. I have been debugging this all yesterday, and trying various things to resolve it. At first, I removed the "static" keyword, and added the function to the global list. GnuCash would start, and fetch data, but ALL dates were displayed incorrectly. First time, ALL dates were a certain date in 2011. Second run, all had same date, of sometime in 2013. I tried to debug this, but my programming skills need lots of work. So in the end, I removed my modifications, and kept the function local, but modified the gnucash code to mimic it instead of using, and that worked like a charm. I'll paste what I did, which I know is a horrible hack, and probably ineffecient.. But at least I can do my finances :P in gnucash-2.6.3/src/backend/dbi/gnc-backend-dbi.c around line 2041: guint64 row = dbi_result_get_currow (result); guint idx = dbi_result_get_field_idx (result, col_name) - 1; /* time64 time = _dbi_make_datetime(result->rows[row]->field_values[idx].d_datetimex); */ dbi_datetimex dtx = result->rows[row]->field_values[idx].d_datetimex; struct tm copy = dtx.tm; time64 time = timegm(©) - dtx.utc_offset; (void)g_value_init( value, G_TYPE_INT64 ); -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.