https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419820
--- Comment #7 from Thomas Baumgart <tbaumg...@kde.org> --- In case the filesize itself seems to be OK, one can check the contents of the file with: % file xxx.kmy where xxx is your file name. This should in case of a valid .kmy file provide you with the following or similar output: xxx.kmy: gzip compressed data, was "", last modified: Thu Aug 15 15:17:07 2019, from Unix The gzip compression is what it needs. In case that is OK, the next step could be to check the contents. Proceed as follows in a console window: % zcat xxx.kmy > xxx.xml % xmllint xxx.xml This dumps the (XML) contents of xxx.xml to the console if the file is not corrupted. In other cases you see error messages. If that is also OK, then your data seems to be safe. (You sure have kept a backup of it somewhere, just in case). The next step is to go around the GNC importer. Start KMyMoney from the command line with the -n option. Open the settings, go to the plugins page and deselect the GnuCash importer. Then try to open your file. Don't forget to cleanup: % rm xxx.xml -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
