Time Nick Message 14:39 kyle hey all. 14:39 owen Hi kyle 14:39 kyle does anyone know who wrote Reserves2 ? 14:40 [K] *** join #koha@FreeNode: darcilicious i=plinkit@159.121.122.56 14:43 kyle I'd like to make a few simple changes to it, but I'm almost tempted to just write Reserves3. As the doc for most of the methods consists of #XXX - PIOD 14:55 owen kyle, I'm sorry kados and/or chris aren't here to respond, because I've heard talk before of doing drastic rewrites of Reserves 14:56 owen For a long time at NPL we've wanted to be able to do "bulk" reserves from the bookbag, and apparently that's pretty difficult to accomplish with the current reserves system 14:58 kyle Interesting, so a patron would put everything they want in the bookbag, and when looking at the bookbag, there would be a 'reserve all' button or something? 14:58 owen Yeah, I'd love that. Just like clicking "check out" in a shopping cart 14:58 owen We turned off the book bag because our patrons couldn't figure out what good it was 14:59 kyle heh ; ) 14:59 owen I think if we completed the shopping cart metaphor with a reserve all feature we could bring it back 15:00 kyle I just can't believe how little documentation there is. I think that POD is just so verbose that nobody wants to bother writing POD doc. I've been thinking about writing a javadoc style documentor for perl. I use one for my php work and it's great. 15:00 owen Anyway, the point of all that is to encourage you to take it up with kados and chris :) 15:00 kyle I will definitely take it up with those two. 15:02 kyle later. Thanks for the info, owen. 16:05 Frederic Salut Francis ! 16:05 francis salut fred 18:00 owen ryan around? 18:35 ryan owen: reverted to previous state . 18:36 owen Thanks 21:27 ryan hi owen 21:28 owen Hi ryan, it looks like the guggenheim install isn't linked to the templates in my home directory anymore 22:58 [K] *** join #koha@FreeNode: darcilicious n=plinkit@c-76-105-203-39.hsd1.or.comcast.net 23:00 chris man, that was fast darci 00:39 Djmaster hello, I am new in koha and I am installing it in debian 00:41 jaron great! 00:41 kados hi Djmaster 00:41 kados hi jaron :-) 00:42 jaron hey, kados 00:43 Djmaster good the idea is to be able to work with mysql 5.o that so reliable is koha 2.2.9? 00:43 Djmaster wait ,I return immediately 00:44 kados rel_2_2 in CVS works with mysql 5.0 00:44 kados but 2.2.9 doesn't include a lot of those fixes 00:52 Djmaster return 00:52 Djmaster ok 00:53 Djmaster as it is the stable version??? 00:53 Djmaster I do not speak very well English 00:54 Djmaster but I understand what they say to me, not if you they understand to me 00:55 jaron I think what kados the current stable 2.2.9 does NOT have 00:55 jaron heh...my daughter got to the keyboard 00:55 jaron let me try again 00:56 jaron I think what kados is trying to say: 2.2.9 is stable and does NOT have some of the mysql 5 fixes. 00:56 Djmaster good, it will work with the stable version of koha 00:56 jaron To get the latest mysql 5 fixes you would need to check out the CVS version 00:57 Djmaster ok 01:03 Djmaster thanks for everything, I am going to risk to me and will prove version 2.2.9, by the way visitsre in the channel regularly 02:05 Djmaster how to install koha in debian lenny??... 02:05 [K] *** part FreeNode!#koha: darcilicious n=plinkit@c-76-105-203-39.hsd1.or.comcast.net 04:32 [K] *** join #koha@FreeNode: jeff i=jeff@unaffiliated/jeff 05:29 [K] *** part FreeNode!#koha: ru55el n=russel@203-118-134-114.netspace.net.nz 09:41 JCATS hello