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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoCurrently all my prices are multiplied by 10000. It looks like Akaunting reads the double as an integer, as the doubles are stored with a precision of 4 zeros. (1.00 will be stored as 1.0000 in the database and the server reads 10000 so it translates it to 10000.00).
PHP: 7.4
Akaunting: 2.0.25
MySQL: 5.7.31-cll-lve -
Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoThis is only for invoices, my bank accounts show the correct number.
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoCorrection: bank accounts are the only place that shows it correctly. E.g. transfers also shows the wrong amount.
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoAdditional information: this problem happens on my server with MySQL. On my old server with MariaDB this does not happen.
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Denis Duliçi ( Admin ) 2 months agoCan you try to update your MySQL version?
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoI cannot. It's a shared server.
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoAlso, Akaunting's requirement page does not list a MySQL version as requirement.
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoAny other solution?
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Denis Duliçi ( Admin ) 2 months agoAsk your hosting provider to install and enable mysqlnd (MySQL Native Driver).
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Stan Derksen ( User ) 2 months agoThanks, that helped! The PHP extension mysqlnd was already enabled, however: I needed to disable pdo_mysql and enable nd_pdo_mysql.
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