gnucash - personal finance manager

gnucash [options] [ accounts.gnc ]

GnuCash is a personal accounting package that allows you to record and track income, expenses, assets, and investments. It supports reconciliation, has substantial reporting capabilities, and is extensible using guile. It can import QIF data from Quicken(TM) and many other commercial accounting packages. It uses GTK+ and GNOME to provide an attractive user interface, and has extensive online help.

--version

Show GnuCash version

--usage

Show GnuCash usage information

--help

Show information about options

--debug

Enable debugging mode

--loglevel

Set the logging level from 0 (least) to 6 (most)

--nofile

Do not load the last file opened

--config-dir

Set configuration directory

--share-dir

Set shared directory

--load-path

Set the search path for .scm files

--doc-path

Set the search path for documentation files

--evaluate

Evaluate the guile command

--load

Load the given .scm file

--add-price-quotes

Add price quotes to the given data file

--load-user-config

Load the user configuration

--load-system-config

Load the system configuration

--rpc-server

Run the RPC Server

~/.gnucash/config.auto Automatically generated per-user configuration file. DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY!

GNC_DEBUG

Enable debugging output. This allows you to turn on the debugging earlier in the startup process than you can with --debug.

GUILE_LOAD_PATH

An override for the GnuCash scheme load path. You shouldn't need to alter this. For more information see the README file.

GNC_MODULE_PATH

An override for the GnuCash scheme load path for Gnucash modules. You shouldn't need to alter this. For more information see the README file.

Please report any bugs using the bug reporting form on the GnuCash web site.

GnuCash has extensive on-line help available from the "help" menu.

Additional information and the latest version is available at the web site: http://gnucash.org

Robert Merkel <rgmerk@mira.net> wrote this manpage.

GnuCash was written by Robin Clark, Linas Vepstas, and a cast of thousands.