Please add kbanking, the kmymoney2 HBCI plugin, to the tree, so that hbci support is again possible. See http://www.aquamaniac.de/sites/download/packages.php?package=05&showall=1#05 As far as I understand it (information is scarce), HBCI support is no longer contained in kmymoney2 since version 0.9.0. I suspect that the aforementioned plugin is required. There seems to have been a misunderstanding in Bug #240904 about this, or perhaps I misunderstood it. In bug #219325, Tobias Heinlein said that kmymoney2-0.9 would contain nothing hbci related. I think that the missing piece is kbanking. I will try to write an ebuild this evening, but I have never done this before. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
For more information about this, see these bugs. kbanking is packaged in both ubuntu and debian in addition to kmymoney2. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kmymoney2/+bug/155382 http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=309237
Created attachment 174674 [details] first try for an ebuild This is a first try for an ebuild. It compiles the package just fine here, but this is my first ebuild ever, and I was not sure how to do some parts of it. Setting $S explicitly can be worked around by mirroring the tar.bz2 file. The other part with a hardcoded path is not portable, but I did not know how to do it better. Please be gentle with me :)
I must admit that I am confused: Installing kmymoney2-0.9.2 yields the following message: * If you want HBCI support in kmymoney2-0.9.2, please install app-office/kmm_banking separately. But this package does not exist (yet?)! Perhaps it is in the making, so this bug is already irrelevant?!?
Thanks for your ebuild and sorry for the confusion. I've changed a few minor things and I'm going to add it to the tree once we've made some changes to our current kde.eclass so that we can use EAPI="2" with kde3 ebuilds. Just a few notes about your ebuild: - ${S} should be quoted -> "${S}" - you can use sed -i -e to avoid creating a temporary file Running repoman in the ebuild directory can spot the most obvious. :) Apart from that using EAPI="2" is very useful in this case since we can define USE dependencies and use SRC_URI arrows to easily workaround the ugly upstream download location.
any update on this? installing kmymoney2 0.8.8 tells me I need kbanking.
(In reply to comment #5) > any update on this? installing kmymoney2 0.8.8 tells me I need kbanking. I'll add it to the tree during this week, there were some open questions about how to handle KDE 3.5 packages regarding the prefix mess.
In CVS now, thanks everyone!
