Time Nick Message 11:59 Hui_Nan_ $-) 11:59 Hui_Nan_ huh, the first three patches! 11:54 Hui_Nan_ thank you! 11:54 Hui_Nan_ I didn't noticed an '..' operator $-) 11:54 gmcharlt git format-patch HEAD^^^ # lot's of options :) 11:53 Hui_Nan_ ok 11:53 soul9 git format-patch firstrev..lastrev 11:51 Hui_Nan_ could anyone say how to format-patch of the last 3 commits? 09:13 kf got example data today, will try to import it later :) 09:10 hdl_laptop or attach it to the bug 09:10 kf but first I have to do a little bit more research 09:10 hdl_laptop And if you happen to make the change in your code, you can then make a patch out of it and either send it on koha-patches 09:09 hdl_laptop and propose that as enhancement. 09:09 hdl_laptop in fact : you can open a bug on bugzilla 09:09 hdl_laptop kf 08:58 kf ok 08:53 chris kf: i think it would be something other libraries would be interested in, and i think hdl is suggesting you write a mail to koha-devel, or koha-patches .. or make a page on the wiki with the idea and see if others are interested 08:52 kf hdl: propose? 08:50 hdl_laptop koha-patches list is open 08:50 hdl_laptop kf: everything you neeed, you can propose the community. 08:45 chris slef: its been down for a while, ... and did you see the enhancement request to allow ppl to authenticate to the opac via OpenID ? 08:44 slef gmcharlt: owen: facebook starting to allow OpenID logins AIUI 08:44 slef gmcharlt: whoever else: liblime.com seems down 502 Bad Gateway 08:43 slef probably should be 08:41 Hui_Nan_ of course 08:41 Hui_Nan_ .git/info/.gitignore 08:39 Hui_Nan_ should not all these files be in .git/.gitignore? 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # t/test-config.txt 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # pm_to_blib 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # blib/ 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # Makefile 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed) 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # Untracked files: 08:38 Hui_Nan_ # On branch 3.0.x 08:38 Hui_Nan_ it says 08:38 Hui_Nan_ after make install I run git status 08:38 Hui_Nan_ hi all 08:28 kf wondering if this is something other libraries might be interested too 08:28 kf and I must change xslt-files for opac-display 08:27 kf and 880 footnotes in footnotes... etc. 08:26 kf so 880 //245... can be searched in title index 08:26 kf my problem is, that I want to integrate it 08:23 soul9 after that i guess you have to add it to a framework 08:20 kf yes, but I think its more difficult than that 08:19 soul9 doesn't look like 880 is used in either unimarc or marc21, so you'll need to customize /etc/zebradb/marc_defs/marc21/biblios/record.abs or /etc/zebradb/marc_defs/unimarc/biblios/record.abs 08:18 soul9 so you want zebra to index 880? 08:15 kf I need to get those 880 fields displayed and searchable, but not sure if its necessary to move them out of 880 to 9xx fields or if I can import them just as they are 08:14 kf hi there, I m doing some research atm how to handle records catalogued in German and Hebrew using field 880 07:50 chris hi kf and hdl_laptop 07:49 hdl_laptop hi chris 07:44 kf morning chris 07:41 chris right that's kahu asleep 06:54 chris yeah 06:52 nicomo but then I see national libraries and such thinking about RDA and I put my head in the sand 06:52 nicomo right : and i don't 06:41 chris doesnt mean you have to like it though :-) 06:40 chris i know what you mean though, sometimes you have to do things you know are stupid, to meet what a client thinks they need 06:40 chris yeah, tell them to get off the drugs :-) 06:39 nicomo Convince the library that their request is really irrelevant? :-) 06:39 nicomo what is one supposed to do? 06:39 nicomo problem is : whan the RFP requires that the system be internally in Marc, 06:39 nicomo ++ to that (2001) 06:38 nicomo to MARC record format." 06:38 nicomo store the records in MARC format. As long as we can import from and export 06:38 nicomo chris: "I personally think that internal storage is irrelevant, ie we dont need to 06:38 nicomo but then i probably should have spotted this conf earlier myself 06:38 nicomo yep, I have stuff scheduled for these dates already 06:37 elwell yeah - somewhat late notice I guess for this ye 06:36 nicomo next year maybe 06:36 nicomo and it's about 2 hrs train for me from Lyon 06:36 nicomo but i didn't know this conf existed 06:36 nicomo we won't be there 06:32 chris http://2009.linuxdays.ch/ 06:31 chris ah the conference in switzerland 06:30 nicomo chris: what as it you wanted me to see? 06:30 nicomo hi all, hi chris and elwell 06:27 chris done=down 06:26 chris been done for a while now 06:25 chris ywah 06:22 elwell 502 (ditto with www.) 06:22 elwell chris: not for me earlier 06:20 chris http://liblime.com/ <--- work for anyone? 06:20 chris nicomo: did you see what elwell posted? 05:47 elwell seems to have a bit of a public admin / education slant. Course, I haven't looked at the cost of attending yet 05:46 elwell wondered if they were attending http://2009.linuxdays.ch/ 05:46 elwell ... or any biblibrians? 04:37 chris any liblimers about? 03:31 Amit hi Jo 03:30 Jo hiya Amit 03:19 brendan heya amit 03:19 Amit good morning 03:19 Amit hi brendan, chris, mason 21:32 pianohacker bye 21:30 schuster Off to ponder other enhancements and how we can get more done with less time! 21:29 wizzyrea verra naiiice 21:29 wizzyrea Schuster ++ 21:23 schuster Yep and then we wouldn't have 3 people working on similar problems... waisting those valuable programming minutes! 21:23 chris *nod* 21:23 schuster (the developer working on it that is...) 21:23 chris sounds good, if they are in bugzilla then they wont get missed 21:23 schuster That is also part of the problem with 3.2 who is sponsoring what - some of this may be covered already but only a developer would know. 21:22 schuster I thought I would start with that enhancement and then work my way down the list. 21:22 chris but certainly doable 21:22 chris the fines have changed in 3.0 (the way they are stored) and are changing again for the better for 3.2 so we would need to do a bit of work to make it work properly 21:22 schuster So is the spelling helper in pac gone. 21:21 schuster Well it's gone now! #3.0.x 21:17 Jo we;ve had it for at least 8 years I would think. 21:16 Jo Schuster: its an old old standard feature from Koha 2.x 21:14 schuster Enhancement process at work! There may be someone out there that has already funded it too - that's part of the problem we don't know who is doing what at the moment. 21:07 Jo someone might even go in with us! 21:07 Jo the bug is asking for co-funders. 21:07 Jo yay! 21:07 chris yay! 21:07 Jo cool. and we will have to find that resource then because we do want it. 21:06 chris its just a matter of resource 21:06 chris nothing is that hard :) 21:06 Jo oops ... 2.2.9 21:06 Jo it must have been dropped out in 3.0 but shouldn't be that hard to resurrect should it Chris? 21:06 chris 2.2.9 :) 21:06 Jo The proposed new enhancement proposed for automatic credit refund of a lost book which turns up ... we have this working now in 2.9. 21:03 chris not something i have ever looked at 21:03 chris git blame tells me paul might know 21:03 gmcharlt and have been that way since 2.2.x 21:03 gmcharlt well, at the moment nonfunctional 21:02 chris i have no idea what they are 21:02 chris nope 21:02 gmcharlt chris: do you have any examples or screenshots of what catalogue/dictionary.pl and opac/opac-dictionary.pl where supposed to do? 20:55 Jo good morning Chris 20:55 chris morning jo 20:36 chris they shouldnt have colonised nz if they didnt want to get the blame :) 20:34 gmcharlt don't blame an entire country for your typing, chris ;) 20:33 chris how do this work ... good england there 20:33 chris but market it as less passwords to remember 20:33 chris where you explain its openid for those who are curious 20:33 chris yep, you can have an how do this work link 20:32 gmcharlt as the latter can turn into (a) people reading that statement too literally or (b) wondering if the library is going to be able to check their Yahoo mail or the like 20:32 pianohacker And there is work being done on the UI side of it: http://www.webmonkey.com/blog/Google_s_New_Design_Helps_Eliminate_OpenID_Confusion 20:31 chris win win win 20:31 chris yeah but if you can get said early adopters and school and uni students using your public library 20:31 gmcharlt in any event, marketing it as "fewer passwords to remember" may be slightly better than "use your foo password to log into the catalog" 20:30 gmcharlt although I wonder to what extent OpenIDs are actually used outside of early adopters and school and university systems 20:29 gmcharlt cool 20:29 chris lenora is gonna file an enhancement at bugs.koha.org 20:27 chris *nod* 20:27 pianohacker You could advertise it as "use your yahoo password to log in to koha" or some such; I think even my slightly... rural community might get into it 20:26 pianohacker If implemented well, that might actually be very useful 20:22 wizzyrea hehe! well I wouldn't want to deny you that glee, gmcharlt 20:20 gmcharlt but once set up, it does allow the patron to forget whatever PIN or password originally assigned by the library 20:19 gmcharlt owen: basically, it would be a matter of doing *something* to authenticate the patron the first time to Koha 20:19 gmcharlt otherwise I can't experience the joy of ticking the original one closed ;) 20:18 wizzyrea will do that 20:18 wizzyrea okies 20:18 gmcharlt wizzyrea: actually, a separate bug would be better 20:18 wizzyrea just like things to be complete and consistent :P 20:18 gmcharlt or rather, the patron can do that 20:18 wizzyrea i'll add that to the enhancement bug report just so it's noted for the future. It's not a big deal 20:18 gmcharlt owen: pretty much 20:17 owen How would OpenID authentication for the OPAC work? Would you have to first tie an existing OpenID identity to your Koha patron record? 20:17 gmcharlt not sure how often it would actually be needed 20:17 gmcharlt in principle, OK 20:17 wizzyrea good idea? bad idea? 20:16 wizzyrea re: patron import, the CSV file should have the columns for messaging added maybe? 20:11 wizzyrea thx muchas 20:11 wizzyrea cool, just wanted to make sure 20:11 gmcharlt wizzyrea: yeah, hardcoded that way for new and existing patron categories 20:11 wizzyrea er, global default is 'no messaging" 20:11 slef back in Somerset now. ergo the disconnects 20:10 wizzyrea Ah so there is no global default gotya 20:10 gmcharlt wizzyrea: no such thing - defaults are per patron category 20:09 slef and south wales and cotswolds and thames valley 20:09 wizzyrea (I think I"m looking right past it) 20:09 wizzyrea gmcharlt: where do you set the global default for the messaging settings? 20:08 slef in london for trains to west country 20:08 rhcl ah, ic 20:08 slef rhcl: train station 20:07 slef bloody tunnels 20:07 slef marc21 authorities 20:06 rhcl slef: whats the G.W.R. Paddington building? 20:05 pianohacker slef: "245 $a Milk /" ? 20:05 slef marc 20:05 chris heh, probably home :) 20:04 owen I can't tell which is busier, home or work 20:04 slef moo 20:04 chris owen: hows being back at work going? 20:03 gmcharlt hi brendan 20:03 brendan afternoon - pianohacker, chris, gmcharlt 20:02 chris hey there brendan 20:02 pianohacker Hi 20:02 brendan heya #koha 20:01 chris but yeah id go with the default saying just library 20:00 chris course in the en_NZ translation it says libraries or branches in a lot of places now :) 20:00 gmcharlt hi chris 19:59 chris morning 19:59 gmcharlt batch job messages and options are still part of the UI, so we should be consistent with the 'library' usage where possible 19:58 pianohacker Does "branch" being verboten apply to cronjob options and usage messages? 19:37 gmcharlt hdl_laptop1: got them 19:34 hdl_laptop1 gmcharlt: I juste sent to you some patches which includes the refactoring engaged on C4/Members.pm and C4/Suggestion.pm 19:22 slef (rther - I'll fall off the network in a tick) 19:21 slef back in 2 or 3 hours 19:21 slef I'm about to go into Box Tunnel, so I'm signing off again in a tick 19:20 slef they didn't take Q+As about openlibraries - preferred to finish earlier 19:20 slef a little better and a good chat with paul_p but the event didn't finish brilliantly for me 19:17 owen How was the rest of the day slef? 19:10 slef that's a crazy station building but so few people stop to see it 19:08 slef on the train home after http://softwarecoop.posterous.com/paddington - guess paul_p will be airborne now 16:13 gmcharlt afk, bbiab 16:11 pianohacker One would hope :) 16:11 gmcharlt better *naming* of the columns may be called for, of course 16:10 gmcharlt adding columns isn't a big cost 16:10 gmcharlt since the table doesn't have bunches of longtext columns 16:10 pianohacker This idea does sound good 16:10 gmcharlt as thus far the interpretation of checkout rules & fine rules by branch/itype/patron category hasn't been a problem 16:09 gmcharlt I don't actually have a problem with that 16:09 gmcharlt regarding adding reservefee to issuingrules as a starting point 16:09 gmcharlt pianohacker: please look at this http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:rfcs3.2:rfc32_circ_policies 16:07 pianohacker What would you think of splitting issuingrules into two tables, issuingrules and finerules, and adding a new table, holdrules? This would involve that UNIQUE hack I discussed a while back, but could theoretically work 16:06 pianohacker adding a 'reservefee' column to issuingrules was a possibility, but it would mean that three different kinds of rules would be in the same table 16:05 pianohacker Working on a project to set hold fees by itype 16:05 pianohacker Okay 16:01 gmcharlt sure 16:00 pianohacker Do you have a little bit of time to talk about an architecture problem? 16:00 pianohacker hello 16:00 gmcharlt hi pianohacker 15:55 pianohacker morning 15:03 slef ok 15:00 gmcharlt it's something that's on my (long) backburner list to look into eventually 15:00 gmcharlt biblibre, maybe, if they're playing with it in conjunction with their SOPAC work 15:00 gmcharlt slef: I'm not sure if anybody is actively working on it 14:59 slef who from koha is working on jangle? 14:52 ort9217 alright, thanks for the help, all... i'm out 14:49 gmcharlt schuster: most likely 14:49 schuster Sounds at checkin that is. 14:49 schuster Will that be part of 3.2 with the Java circ pieces or earlier? 14:48 schuster Clarification needed on the "sounds" patch that is coming... 14:47 gmcharlt owen: agreed re about page for OPAC 14:43 ort9217 and thanks, i'm about to check it out 14:43 ort9217 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_over_Avian_Carriers 14:43 ort9217 btw, this is sooo awesome 14:41 slef there's a guide in the apache docs as well as the ref man 14:40 ort9217 any others? 14:40 ort9217 its like a reference book, but what i'm looking for is more of a beginner's tutorial 14:39 ort9217 wizzyrea: i've tried poking around a little on the official website, but you end up having to piece stuff together, much like technical information on wikipedia 14:37 gmcharlt sounds like it 14:37 wizzyrea ort: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ for starters 14:37 owen I guess what we need then is an About page for the OPAC 14:36 owen Their page says simply "you must provide attribution on your site" 14:36 owen I'm not sure,but it's the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License 14:35 gmcharlt or does it require a link on every page that displays the icons 14:35 gmcharlt owen: is attribution via an about page sufficient? 14:35 kf owen: and we have a link to the project page in the opac - ouf course 14:35 owen gmcharlt: Note on the link above for the Bridge icons that they require attribution, and we don't have any mechanism for that 14:34 kf owen: I just wanted to make sure, because they are not listed on the project page yet. 14:34 owen yes, of course! 14:33 kf owen: so they are still free to use 14:33 ort9217 gmcharlt, do you know of any good resources that i can start with, to learn the basic paradigm of how things work in apache? 14:33 owen I committed them on their behalf. 14:33 owen kf: the new icons were created by a Koha-using library based on the original set, found here: http://apps.carleton.edu/campus/library/bridge_icons/ 14:32 ort9217 (when it has to do with apache, i'm plenty knowledgable about other technical topics) 14:32 kf owen: display software-icon instead of floppy disc - but not in Koha, but our current opac 14:31 ort9217 i just dont have any /understanding/ per se of what goes on 14:30 ort9217 i can (and have) follow simple instructions, so i guess im familiar with the locations and syntax of certain a2 config & log files, but thats about it 14:29 gmcharlt perhaps others on channel can help 14:29 gmcharlt and I'm sorry, but I don't have time at the moment to walk you through it 14:29 gmcharlt probably a bit longer than an hour if you're starting from scratch with no knowledge of Apache 14:29 ort9217 gmcharlt? 14:27 ort9217 20 mins? 14:27 ort9217 like an hour? 14:27 ort9217 and by 'someone who isn't really an apache whiz,' i mean 'someone who would need to look up almost every one of the technical terms relating specifically to apache in your explanation' 14:27 owen kf, I'm not sure what you mean by replace? 14:26 gmcharlt ort9217: some - the default vhost config that comes with Koha includes some examples of mod_rewrite 14:26 ort9217 as someone who isn't really an apache whiz, how much googlking around would that take to implement? 14:26 ort9217 gmcharlt: actually, would you mind elaborating a bit? 14:23 kf owen: I like your new software-icon! we use the bridge icon set in our current opac - may I replace the old floppy disc with your new software icon? 14:20 owen I'll be interested to hear more about the day slef 14:20 gmcharlt cya 14:20 slef ok detaching for a few hours or more 14:19 slef OTTOMH 14:19 slef wiki.koha.org/#irc has a link 14:19 ort9217 is this channel logged anywhere? 14:19 ort9217 alright, thanks, gmcharlt 14:18 gmcharlt [09:26] <slefmobile> (sorry I missed the start of the Q) 14:18 gmcharlt [09:25] <slefmobile> You could overcome that with mod_proxy_html but it really is tons simpler to use a few extra VirtualHosts 14:18 gmcharlt [09:24] <gmcharlt> ort9217: and you can probably mod_rewrite your way into having a http://<hostname>/<whatever you want> for the OPAC, but there will still be a lot of links to /cgi-bin/koha/foo 14:18 gmcharlt [09:23] <gmcharlt> ort9217: with some Apache config work, you can server other apps off of the same virtual host that serves the Koha OPAC 14:18 gmcharlt trying again 14:17 gmcharlt [09:26] <slefmobile> (sorry I missed the start of the Q) 14:17 gmcharlt [09:25] <slefmobile> You could overcome that with mod_proxy_html but it really is tons simpler to use a few extra VirtualHosts 14:17 gmcharlt [09:24] <gmcharlt> ort9217: and you can probably mod_rewrite your way into having a http://<hostname>/<whatever you want> for the OPAC, but there will still be a lot of links to /cgi-bin/koha/foo 14:17 gmcharlt [09:23] <gmcharlt> ort9217: with some Apache config work, you can server other apps off of the same virtual host that serves the Koha OPAC 14:16 ort9217 hrmmm... anyone get an answer to my question earlier? 14:12 slef gar... do I suspend the laptop now or hope that I can get a power-point on the train home? 14:10 slef hehehe we've got a Director of Marketing now, whose second slide was legal small print clicked through faster than anyone can read... given what Mike(?) from indexdata said in his presentation this AM, bet she regrests that 14:09 slef gmcharlt: not as I understood it, but I'm trying to answer customer emails at the same time. Will ask later (I have contacts but not customers at Strathclyde already IIRC0 14:08 gmcharlt slef: besides Koha, did Strathclyde announces courses for any other FOSS library software? 14:07 slef after this Uni Strathclyde session, there's an Ex Libris person, then Talis, then Q+As 14:04 gmcharlt slef: go for it, but a practical basis for a foundation is more likely an existing pan-EU library org whose membership is actual libraries 14:04 slef and I have no idea whether I'm joking there 14:04 owen Tell that to my shoes. 14:03 slef gmcharlt: but pearls are formed from repetitive irritation 14:03 gmcharlt slef: or tweak people's noses with the best of them? ;) 14:03 slef gmcharlt: (in other words no, based on how happily my last email suggesting opening it up was received) 14:02 slef gmcharlt: expect the worst, hope for the best 14:02 gmcharlt slef: do you have any expectation that such a suggestion would be taken seriously? 14:02 slef gmcharlt: PTFS + Ken Chad Consulting event vehicle at the moment 14:02 slef gmcharlt: aye 14:01 slef Uni Strathclyde want to launch professional development course in Koha 14:01 gmcharlt slef: http://www.openlibraries.eu/? 14:00 slef I call myself MJ but it is still a bit freaky sitting in a presentation discussing MARC a lot 14:00 slef question for the assembled throng: should I suggest that OpenLibraries become a democratic foundation for open source library software? 13:59 slef anyway, it sounds like a bug... also check opac-error_log 13:58 slef does that give a clue? 13:58 slef file /path/to/downloaded/file 13:58 slef oh wow 13:57 owen I get a file full of junk characters 13:57 slef about to put laptop to sleep again now 13:56 slef see if you get a 0-byte download 13:56 slef was a particular pain during 2.2 for us 13:56 slef owen: that means the script crashed with 0 bytes output most times 13:54 owen Hmmm...that was weird. The only thing that changed when I turned off Amazon content was that I was prompted to download the Perl script instead of just getting nothing. 13:48 gmcharlt owen: possibly - twiddling the Amazon syspref would probably answer 13:45 owen ...and I wonder if there's any way to tell without seeing the log? 13:45 owen I wonder if this is an example of Bug 3219? http://acpl.kohalibrary.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=208592 13:32 slef well that stopped the conversation... even paul_p put his laptop down now 13:27 slef aha 13:26 slefmobile just remembered how to connect to slef... brbr 13:26 slefmobile (sorry I missed the start of the Q) 13:25 slefmobile You could overcome that with mod_proxy_html but it really is tons simpler to use a few extra VirtualHosts 13:24 gmcharlt ort9217: and you can probably mod_rewrite your way into having a http://<hostname>/<whatever you want> for the OPAC, but there will still be a lot of links to /cgi-bin/koha/foo 13:24 slefmobile South West Wales Higher Ed Partnership introducing the Virtual Academic Library now.. might or might not be anything to do with us 13:24 slefmobile lots of slightly-wrong info being disseminated 13:23 slefmobile to be frank, I'd be going slightly crimson with irritation if I hadn't seen it all before 13:23 gmcharlt PTFS seems a bit out of date :) 13:23 slefmobile paul_p just got picked out as koha's RM in reply by a PTFS developer to a question 13:23 gmcharlt ort9217: with some Apache config work, you can server other apps off of the same virtual host that serves the Koha OPAC 13:21 slefmobile noisy venue at lunch, so with my French and his English => hopeless 13:21 paul_p :D 13:21 slefmobile I beat paul_p at typing 13:21 slefmobile openlibraries.eu London event 13:21 owen Hi slefmobile and paul_p. Where are you guys? 13:20 paul_p (all: slef is sitting on the chair right from me :D ) 13:20 paul_p hi slefmobile :D 13:20 slefmobile hi all - not tried IRC from pidgin before 13:19 ort9217 or else symlink that to some dir elsewhere 13:18 ort9217 the best you can do is put some html/php docs in /openils/var/web/otherStuffThatIsntOpac 13:17 ort9217 it "totally hijacks apache," so to speak 13:17 ort9217 i know with evergreen, it isn't possible 13:17 ort9217 like, say, mediawiki? 13:16 ort9217 and have it serve up / 13:16 ort9217 and then have some other web service run on the server 13:16 ort9217 for example, have it be http://<hostname>/<something i dictate> 13:15 ort9217 so i was wondering if its possible to dictate the path of the opac 13:15 ort9217 ok, cool 13:15 hdl_laptop some of us are here. 13:14 ort9217 hi, anyone in here right now that might be able to answer some questions of mine? 12:31 hdl_laptop hi gm 12:28 gmcharlt good morning