Sorry, but your comments do not seem to lead anywhere. Did you actually read my post in full?
1. I never said that "adding a user was a real problem". Where in my post did you read that? Adding new users is absolutely no problem. I even offered to add you as a test user so that you can see for yourself. As clearly stated in my title the issue is with "Glosing GL Transactions".
2. Debian 6 is over 10 years old. It is considered "obsolete" by Debian and receives no security-fixes. Where does it say in the FrontAccounting system requirement that you have to use Debian 6?
3. PHP 5.3.3 is also 10 years old and out of service and has multiple severe security issues. The FrontAccounting Release notes for 2.4.18 state "A couple of php 8.2 and 8.3 problems has been fixed. This release should now be PHP 8 compatible. The following versions has been tested: 8.0.0, 8.0.7, 8.0.12, 8.1.6, 8.2.0 and 8.3.2.". Of course reading this now is kind of a strange statement because it states it SHOULD be compatible. What does that even mean? Is it or is it not compatible with PHP 8?
4. I posted clear and easy steps to replicate the issue. This takes less than 5 min. Did you actually follow these steps before commenting: "real problem practically all major users of FA would have complained by now."?
5. If you want to debug the issue I am very happy to support that! However, I would need clearer instructions than "investigation into it in the code given earlier by putting it watch points and logging the variables." What code have you given me earlier? What watch-points do you want me to set? Which variables should I look at? What is expected?
I would like to re-iterate as you can clearly see from my description, that the issue has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with adding a user to the system. You seem to mass answer questions in this forum. Thank you for spending the time to try to help others! However, it seems that we did not get to the issue at hand. I feel this might be an actual bug because it happens on a completely fresh installation that I did not modify in any form.
I have seen that you have deleted my bug report on the issue. That is of course one way to deal with bugs... If FrontAccounting really only works with FULL functionality (incl. "Closing GL Transactions") on Debian 6 with PHP 5.6 may I respectfully suggest to clearly state that in the system requirements? Would have saved me (and potentially others) the time to look into this software.