Time  Nick              Message
01:23 brendan           later all
02:11 wizzyrea_mobile   Hey
02:40 wizzyrea_mobile   Hi, actually no trouble just dipping annoyingly in and out, is how it works on the phone
02:41 wizzyrea_mobile   How is everybody?
02:42 wizzyrea_mobile   Ought to set up my irc bouncer I guess so it doesn't kick me out every time I quit the app
02:44 wizzyrea_mobile   bah, going to get my netbook brb
02:48 chris             heh
02:49 chris             hey netbook wizzy
02:49 Wizzyrea_         hello :)
02:50 Wizzyrea_         what excitement is going on here this evening
02:53 chris             not a lot
02:53 chris             ive finished gardening and was poking at solr
02:55 Wizzyrea_         sounds like a productive day
02:56 chris             yep, now im just waiting for kickoff at in 3.5 hours to see if we can qualify for the football world cup
02:57 Wizzyrea_         :) sounds like a lovely saturday
02:57 chris             well i detest gardening, but apart from that, it's good :)
02:59 Wizzyrea_         haha. I like to garden, but we rent so there's not much point
03:02 chris             you didnt go out drinking with sharon and heather?
03:02 Wizzyrea_         no, I wish I had though
03:02 chris             looked like fun
03:02 Wizzyrea_         heh yea
03:02 Wizzyrea_         heather doesn't drink
03:03 Wizzyrea_         ever
03:03 chris             ahh
03:03 Wizzyrea_         today has been overall a poor day experience
03:04 chris             bummer
03:04 Wizzyrea_         eh, it's ok.
03:18 chris_n           g'evening
03:18 chris             heya chris_n
03:19 chris_n           hi chris, how's the garden doing there?
03:19 chris             pretty much done for the day
03:19 * chris_n         is just finishing up harvesting broccoli and cauliflower
03:20 chris_n           monster sizes this year
03:20 chris_n           25 to 30cm across
03:21 Wizzyrea_         holy moly
03:21 chris_n           yeah, not your typical "Wal-Mart, etc" sizes
03:22 chris             hehe
03:22 chris_n           ever tried fried cauliflower?
03:23 chris_n           make up your favorite shrimp batter, cut up the cauliflower, dip, drop in the deep fat fryer, cook until golden brown, add salt (to help taste and blood pressure), enjoy
03:25 chris             heh
03:25 chris             sounds good
03:26 Wizzyrea_         I've had cauliflower tempura before, yum
03:39 chris_n           I like most anything with cauliflower in it
03:39 chris_n           come to think of it... I like most anything.
03:39 Wizzyrea_         we used to make the most awesome pesto mashed cauliflower
03:40 chris_n           man, now I'm hungry and nowhere near the fridge... :-(
03:42 Wizzyrea_         http://www.grouprecipes.com/3724/easy-pesto-cauliflower.html
03:45 Wizzyrea_         welcome back brendan
03:46 brendan           howdy Wizzyrea_
03:47 brendan           @wunder 93117
03:47 munin             brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 14.4�C (7:45 PM PST on November 13, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 48%. Dew Point: 3.0�C. Pressure: 29.88 in 1011.7 hPa (Rising).  Wind Advisory in effect until 3 am PST Saturday... 
03:47 Wizzyrea_         @wunder 66047
03:47 munin             Wizzyrea_: The current temperature in Lawrence Live-Courtesy of the Khoury's, Lawrence, Kansas is 15.6�C (9:46 PM CST on November 13, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 75%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.61 in 1002.6 hPa (Rising).
03:48 brendan           brrrrr....  it feels colder than that here
03:49 chris             heh
03:49 chris_n           @wunder 28334
03:49 munin             chris_n: The current temperature in Erwin, North Carolina is 13.0�C (10:39 PM EST on November 13, 2009). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 82%. Dew Point: 10.0�C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008 hPa (Rising).
03:50 chris_n           gotcha both beat ;-)
03:50 chris             @wunder wellington, nz
03:50 munin             chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 15.0�C (4:00 PM NZDT on November 14, 2009). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 63%. Dew Point: 8.0�C. Pressure: 29.71 in 1006 hPa (Steady).
03:50 chris             it needs to get colder here
03:50 chris             so the bahrain soccer players get too cold
03:50 chris_n           nasty here too; we're just escaping the remnants of ida
03:50 chris_n           heh
03:50 chris             rain would be ideal
03:50 Wizzyrea_         hehe
03:51 Wizzyrea_         chris_n is there lots of flooding or are you just getting wind and rain
03:51 chris_n           wednesday we had 6 inches (15cm) of rain
03:51 Wizzyrea_         jebus
03:51 chris_n           thursday probably nearly the same
03:52 * chris_n         checks to see if his life jacket and raft are still nearby
03:52 Wizzyrea_         yikes!
03:52 Wizzyrea_         http://www.grouprecipes.com/5799/green-tea-soy-ice-cream.html another one of ours
03:53 * chris_n         is going to try Wizzyrea's pesto this weekend
03:53 chris             ok, this is the front runner for the conference
03:55 chris_n           Wizzyrea: mexican vanilla ++
03:55 brendan           sweet - let's see
03:55 chris_n           we have friends bring us a quart every so often from MX
03:55 Wizzyrea_         although I have read that sometimes the mexican stuff is toxic :(
03:56 chris             http://www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-5985-mercure-wellington-willis-street/meeting.shtml
03:57 Wizzyrea_         ooh fancy
03:57 chris             they are one of the few that offer just the venue
03:57 brendan           Photo's always look great
03:57 chris             without having to use their caterers
03:57 Wizzyrea_         yes, that would likely be important
03:57 chris             also that is the same street as my work, just 1 block away
03:58 chris             so im gonna go look on monday
03:58 Wizzyrea_         how conveeeenient
03:58 chris             they offered a nice deal on accom to
03:58 chris             $114.00 incl GST (single) or $129.00 incl GST (double/ twin)
03:58 chris_n           nice looking outfit
03:58 brendan           in NZD
03:59 chris             84, and 95 in USD (under current exchange rates)
03:59 brendan           that's pretty nice
03:59 chris             and we are at all time high
04:00 chris             so assuming it returns closer to normal
04:00 chris             that would be more like 70
04:02 chris             (you can get cheaper, quite a lot cheaper in the backpackers or yha, and the motels)
04:02 chris             i plan to give a big range, so that ppl can suit their budget
04:03 chris             but that doesnt sound too bad, i think it is less than it cost me for the holiday inn in plano
04:04 chris             and its right in the cbd
04:04 brendan           yeah -- most people should be able to find their own accommodations too.
04:04 chris             yep
04:04 chris             im just gonna try and list all the ones i know of
04:04 chris             in one place, to make it easier
04:05 brendan           that's all going to be good information
04:05 chris             i added some tips, like dont tip, for god sakes dont start that trend here
04:05 chris             :)
04:05 brendan           heh
04:05 chris_n           lol
04:06 chris_n           chris: here they are so spoiled that way that some places go ahead and add the tip into your bill for you :-P
04:07 Wizzyrea_         god, i wish they'd just pay wait staff properly
04:07 chris             http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=kohacon2010wellington#travel_tips
04:08 chris_n           I think that wait staff is permitted pay less than minimum
04:08 brendan           tip - don't pet a burning dog
04:09 chris             heh
04:09 chris_n           @quote add <brendan> tip - don't pet a burning dog
04:09 munin             chris_n: The operation succeeded.  Quote #46 added.
04:09 chris             the taxi is a good tip, lots of people dont know that its deregulated
04:09 Wizzyrea_         tip - don't eat yellow snow
04:10 brendan           yeah the taxi thing is interesting
04:10 chris             oh.. also you cant hail taxi's
04:10 chris             you either have to get them at a taxi stand
04:10 chris             or call them
04:10 chris             i should add that
04:11 * chris_n         thinks a taxi in NZ could be expensive... no?
04:11 chris             hmmm
04:11 chris             20 min ride = about 22$
04:11 chris             nz
04:11 chris             (no tip and tax on top of that)
04:12 chris_n           what's a rental car cost?
04:12 chris             $4 on the bus
04:12 Wizzyrea_         bus++
04:12 chris             buses are fine here, i know aht some places in the US buses are scary
04:12 chris             but here they are fine
04:12 chris             $65 a day
04:13 chris             (you have to pay for your own gas)
04:13 chris             id thoroughly recommend not hiring a car for the time you are in wellington
04:13 chris             buses and the train go everywhere, and parking costs a lot
04:14 chris_n           sounds like spain
04:14 chris_n           buses, trains, subway
04:14 chris_n           cheap, quick, and neat
04:15 chris             plus US tourists have a habit of crashing into things :)
04:15 brendan           I'm excited to see the birds of NZ
04:15 chris             get off the plane, jetlagged, 13 hour flight, get a car, crash it driving out of the airport
04:15 * chris_n         tends to drive on the left side of the road occasionally even here :-)
04:15 brendan           I want to see some of the crazy rubber eating kea's (is that right chris)
04:16 chris             yep, only in the south island tho (in the wild)
04:16 brendan           or a kiwi
04:16 chris             you can see both of those in the wellington zoo
04:16 chris             unlikely to ever see a kiwi in the wild
04:16 chris             i never have
04:16 brendan           cool
04:16 chris             i have seen kea in the wild tho
04:16 brendan           yeah I've heard that about kiwi's
04:17 brendan           There are some birds that live hear -- that I've been searching for 15 years for and haven't seen
04:17 brendan           I heard the kea are really silly and actually much bigger than one would think
04:17 chris             yep
04:17 chris             they are really big
04:19 brendan           bbiab
04:19 chris             http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRW4ztbY8Ok
04:19 chris             and smart
04:21 chris_n           cool
04:21 brendan           wow that's pretty amazing
04:21 * chris_n         finds himself cheering
04:22 chris_n           I wonder if one could write perl code to open an electronic door for food?
04:23 Wizzyrea_         haha how funny
04:24 chris_n           you know you're up past your bedtime when you see the emails from your cron jobs dropping in your inbox
04:24 chris             hehe
04:24 Wizzyrea_         ohhh true
04:24 chris             brendan: they eat rubber seals off the roof of campervans, and get inside and eat all the food
04:24 chris             (thru the skylight)
04:25 chris_n           aggressive critters!
04:25 chris             yep
04:25 chris_n           I thought black bears were bad for going after food
04:28 chris             ok time to go cook my family some food
04:28 chris             you guys should sleep :)
04:29 chris_n           :-)
04:34 brendan           Ok good night -- sleep well all
04:34 brendan           catchya tomorrow
04:34 brendan           :P
04:38 chris_n           bye
04:56 chris_n           time to find sleep
04:56 chris_n           g'night
07:40 Ropuch            Morning #koha
09:01 chris             nz just qualified for the football world cup in 2010
09:01 * chris           is happy
09:01 chris             2nd time ever, and 27 years since the last time
09:02 chris             1-0 vs bahrain
18:36 chris_n2          wb logbot_backup
18:37 chris             ricardo: huge parties in wellington last night
18:38 ricardo           chris: Nice
18:39 ricardo           chris: I'm getting a bug (may be due to my setup). I'm getting correctly the "Português" and "English" links in the lower part of the screen, but when I click on "Português", nothing happens: I remain in English
18:39 ricardo           chris: That's in Firefox... In IE, the Bug is reversed (I start in "Português" and can't change it to "English")
18:39 ricardo           chris: I'm trying to debug this now
18:41 chris             and it is setting the cookie?
18:41 ricardo           chris: That's where I'm now actually ("setlanguagecookie")
18:42 pianohackr|work   chris_n2: you can set the right database in yaz-client by using base biblios
18:43 chris             chris_n2: http://stats.workbuffer.org/ is back
18:43 chris             ricardo: you can view cookies in firefox, i would look and see if it is being set
18:43 chris_n2          pianohacker|work: that worked; tnx!
18:44 chris_n2          tnx chris
18:44 ricardo           chris: Where in Firefox? (if it's hard to explain it, I'll google it)
18:44 ricardo           chris: Well, the Web Developer extension shows it:
18:44 chris             in prefences
18:45 ricardo           KohaOpacLanguage
18:45 ricardo           pt-PT
18:45 ricardo           myhost.mydomain.info
18:45 ricardo           Path: /
18:45 ricardo           I'll delete them all and try again
18:46 ricardo           Same results, apparently  :(
18:47 chris             right so the cookie is being set, it just doesnt look like its being read
18:48 ricardo           chris: OK... So, I'll debug "themelanguage" now
18:50 chris             just put a warn in there showing what language it thnks it should be showing
18:50 ricardo           chris: Right
18:55 ricardo           chris: Yep... It's "accept_language" that's overwriting the value of "pt-PT" that was (correcty) written in the cookie
18:56 ricardo           chris: I may have an idea for a fix... Let me try it
18:59 ricardo           Woo-hoo!  :)
18:59 ricardo           Now, I just have to test this with other languages and without cookies working
19:00 chris_n2          any thoughts on why a search produces results in yaz-client, but not in koha staff-client or opac?
19:01 chris             chris_n2: i normally stop zebra, then run it from the commandline, so i can see whats happening, then hit a search url and see what it says
19:05 pastebot          "ricardo" at 192.168.15.101 pasted "Proposed fix for the "themelanguage" sub in Output.pm" (17 lines) at http://paste.workbuffer.org/57
19:05 ricardo           chris: This works for me. Give me your opinion and I'll submit this as a patch if this looks good for you
19:08 chris             you dont need the extra if $lang
19:08 chris             since you will only get to that point if $lang is set
19:08 chris             apart from that it looks fine
19:08 ricardo           chris: Right... I though so too, but wasn't sure.
19:09 ricardo           (I didn't know if $lang was UNDEF it it would appear equal or different from "")
19:10 chris             yes it would the first if would be better as if ($lang && $lang ne ''){
19:10 chris_n2          chris: what switches do you start zebra with when troubleshooting?
19:10 chris             that would stop any warns
19:10 chris_n2          -v none,fatal,warn ?
19:10 chris             yep
19:10 * chris_n2        cannot get any output from cli with those
19:10 ricardo           chris_n2: Right... But then the "else" could apply to any of the 2 cases. And I don't want that
19:10 chris             try -v debug
19:11 chris             no it wouldnt
19:11 chris_n2          ok gobs of output now ;-)
19:11 ricardo           chris: Like I said, I wasn't sure. So, I preferred to apply "paranoid programming"  :)
19:12 ricardo           http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/paranoid+programming?jss=0
19:12 chris             well what you have there will cause warns in the error log
19:12 chris             more paranoid is to go if ($lang && $lang ne ''){
19:12 chris_n2          chris: ok, lots of output on a working install during a search; *no* output on the none working install doing a search
19:12 chris             then it wont ever complain abou uninitialized variables
19:12 chris_n2          yet, yaz-client works fine on both
19:13 chris             chris_n2: i bet its not talking to zebra then
19:13 chris             koha that is
19:13 chris_n2          koha-conf.xml problem?
19:13 chris             check nozebra isnt on
19:13 chris_n2          checked earlier and it is not
19:13 ricardo           chris: OK... Because I'm setting lang in the else block, I guess that's OK. Right, you convinced me. Let me do that then.
19:13 chris_n2          but I am using tcp for zebra since I'm on win32
19:14 chris_n2          but made the changes in koha-conf.xml
19:14 chris             right
19:14 chris             i bet its not actually connecting
19:14 chris_n2          <listen id="biblioserver" >tcp:@:9998/bibliosocket</listen>
19:14 chris_n2          <listen id="authorityserver" >tcp:@:9999/authoritysocket</listen>
19:14 chris             you proobably need to do some warns in C4::Context
19:14 chris_n2          ok
19:14 chris             see if its actually managing to connect to zebra
19:15 chris             because you should get at least that
19:15 chris             even if then the search failed with a 109 or something, would still see the connect
19:16 chris_n2          I assume Zconn is responsible for the connection?
19:17 chris             richardo: can you paste the diff of your changes
19:17 pastebot          "chris" at 192.168.15.101 pasted "The code in master" (7 lines) at http://paste.workbuffer.org/58
19:18 chris             ricardo: that is what is in master and that seems to work fine
19:18 ricardo           chris: Yes, but the version in 3.0.x is different (patch from Nahuel):
19:19 pianohackr|work   Unintentional POD humor, vol 23: "FIXME: This function reflects how inscrutable fines logic is.  Fix both."
19:19 ricardo           http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=Koha;a=commitdiff;h=df25509e8c500c0e91b9f2343ebca1c7c98238cf
19:20 ricardo           chris: And my patch is based on the version from Nahuel (should be applied *after* applying his patch)
19:20 chris             yep, the master implementation of that sub routine seems much cleaner to me ricardo
19:21 ricardo           chris:  But maybe Nahuel + My solution works for the case when "http accept language" misses some language that is set in the cookie and translations (like "pt-PT", that doesn't exist in the list of languages in Firefox as that, but only as "pt")
19:22 chris             i doubt it
19:22 chris             but it will stop it using languages that havent been set in the syspref
19:23 chris_n2          interesting... ZOOM::Connection returns a connection object without a port or host attribute set
19:23 ricardo           chris: "but it will stop it using languages that havent been set in the syspref". Stop "it"... By "it" do you mean "the bug"?
19:23 chris             different bug
19:23 chris             where someone has the templates for de lying around
19:24 ricardo           Bug 3754
19:24 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3754 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti@biblibre.com, ASSIGNED, Language detection doesn't take really care of syspref
19:24 chris             but hasnt allowed that as an option
19:24 ricardo           This bug ^^^  ?
19:24 chris             yeah
19:24 ricardo           chris: OK. Got it.
19:25 chris             we will have to cherry-pick and make the 2 patches into one tidier one for master
19:25 ricardo           OK... So I'll submit my patch as a follow-up patch for Nahuel's for 3.0.x branch. I'll let the "powers to be" to decide if they apply it to the Master as well or not
19:25 ricardo           chris: Fine by me!  :)
19:25 chris             otherwise this will just break again for 3.2
19:25 ricardo           chris: *nod*
19:25 chris             and the RM is not going to have time to do that
19:25 chris             so someone will have to do it for him
19:26 chris             ideally every patch should apply to master, patches only for 3.0.x branch makes life hard
19:26 chris             but what's done is done now
19:26 ricardo           chris: Well... If the RM wants to save time, I guess he could as well cherry-pick the two patches as they are from 3.0.x... If he wants a tidier patch, he may ask for it or do it himself
19:27 chris             wrong way round
19:27 ricardo           chris: I understand that, but people test things that are closer to their setups. My installations are 3.0.x so those are the one that I have setups
19:27 chris             patches should go for master, and be cherry picked to 3.0.x if they are valid bugfixes
19:28 chris             yep, be aware that if i am RM for 3.4 i will be stricter about it though
19:28 ricardo           chris: That's your right  :)
19:29 chris             either ppl send patches for both, or just master :)
19:29 chris             (by both it will be master and 3.2.x)
19:29 ricardo           chris: I can send the patches for both... but I can NOT test them now. I don't have a setup for "master". And I don't like to submit things that I haven't tested :(
19:29 ricardo           I can only do (partial) tests for 3.0.x
19:30 chris             thats fine for now, like i say whats done is done, there are a bunch of patches that have been only applied for 3.0.x
19:30 chris             that are going to be missed for master .. just dont want to repeat that for 3.4
19:32 ricardo           chris: I understand awhat you're saying... I see several pros and cons for the several choices, so I'll leave it up to you (and others) for the best decision if/when this decision happens again for 3.4
19:33 chris             the major con is bugs that are fixed, all come back with 3.2
19:33 ricardo           chris: *nod* Regression
19:33 chris             i thnk that outweighs all pros
19:34 chris             the main solution i think will be the maintainer and manager will have to constantly be making sure bugfixes are applied to both
19:34 ricardo           chris: If you get some testers so that people can test patches submitted by people that haven't tested them for the newest branch, that's great
19:34 chris             an untested patch is better than no patch in my book, because at least the RM will see it
19:34 ricardo           And then, you could do what you're saying: commit to newest branch and cherry pick it to oldest
19:35 chris             yep, we'll figure something out
19:35 ricardo           chris: OK. That's the tradeoff - is it better or worse to accept "untested patch"? I guess that depends on the RM. Because you will be the RM, more power to you  :)
19:36 chris             oh it wont get accepted untested
19:36 chris             but at least it will be in the queue to get tested
19:36 ricardo           chris: Right
19:36 chris             if its not submitted, it just doesnt even get seen
19:37 ricardo           chris: Sure
19:37 chris             its a shame liblime lost acmoore
19:37 chris             (amongst all the other developers too)
19:38 chris             he had started work on a smoke test server, which could be used to apply patches and run automated tests
19:39 chris             was a good start along making it a little bit easier, at least you would spot things that blew up fast
19:39 chris_n2          chris: found it: <listen id="biblioserver" >tcp:@:9998/bibliosocket</listen> should be <listen id="biblioserver" >tcp:localhost:9998/bibliosocket</listen>
19:39 chris_n2          works like a charm now
19:39 chris             ah ha
19:39 chris             cool
19:40 chris             silent_errors--
19:40 chris_n2          the zebra manual shows the @ in that position, but it does not work here
19:40 chris_n2          yeah
19:40 ricardo           chris: *Nod* acmoore++
19:44 ricardo           chris:
19:44 ricardo           [Koha-patches] [PATCH] Bug 3754: Follow-up patch
19:44 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3754 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti@biblibre.com, ASSIGNED, Language detection doesn't take really care of syspref
19:44 ricardo           http://lists.koha.org/pipermail/koha-patches/2009-November/004847.html
19:45 ricardo           Going to watch the Portugal - Bosnia soccer game now (for the World Cup 2010). Take care!  :)
19:46 chris_n2          well, it appears that Koha is fully functional now on my MSWin32 XP Pro machine
19:46 pianohackr|work   Yay!
19:47 * chris_n2        now will try to remember how he did it
19:47 pianohackr|work   chris_n2++
19:47 pianohackr|work   now, I have a circ-related question for you all
19:47 chris_n2          there has been quite a bit of help from some of the folks who maintain Strawberry as well
19:47 chris             ricardo: maybe nz will play portugal :)
19:47 pianohackr|work   on my local version, items are not set to itemlost = 0 when returned
19:48 pianohackr|work   I haven't seen anything that would fix the bug in latest master
19:48 pianohackr|work   Am I smoking something, is this not a bug, ...?
19:48 chris             i wonder when it got introduced, cos that sounds like something people would have noticed
19:48 pianohackr|work   you would think
19:48 * chris_n2        agrees
19:48 chris_n2          a regression probably
19:49 chris             a regression from 1999
19:49 chris             :)
19:49 chris_n2          hehe
19:49 chris             lemme try it
19:49 * chris_n2        contemplates going to see http://playmakersrep.blogspot.com/
19:49 chris_n2          a 6.5 hour production
19:52 pianohackr|work   A simple ModItem( { itemlost => 0 }, undef, $item->{'itemnumber'} ); above $messages->{'WasLost'} = 1; in AddReturn fixes the problem for me
19:53 chris             Not checked out.
19:53 chris             Item was lost, now found.
19:53 chris             is what i get on the screen lemme check the db
19:54 chris             yep that seems to set it back
19:55 chris             lemme check the code im running
19:59 chris             hmm it seems to be working for me
20:00 pianohackr|work   Blergh. Are you on latest master, and if not, do you have a link to your git repo?
20:00 chris             latest master
20:02 rickw             good morning ... n e 1 awake!
20:03 chris_n2          hi rickw
20:03 pianohackr|work   hi rickw
20:04 pianohackr|work   chris: this is really confusing. ModDateLastSeen is the only function that would reset itemlost, and it seems like it wouldn't be called if the item wasn't checked out
20:04 rickw             may I ask a zerbra relateed searching pquestion?
20:05 pianohackr|work   maybe
20:05 chris             hmm weird pianohackr|work, the item i checked in wasnt checked out
20:05 * pianohackr|work tries this again
20:05 rickw             we are getting an ERROR 114 from zebra
20:06 rickw             the catalogue searhc works on our Koha/3.0.1 instance when we do a simple search, e.g. for "drama" 220 books returned
20:06 chris             pianohackr|work: looking at AddReturn ModDateLastSeen should get called, it would only not if the item was withdrawn
20:06 rickw             when we ask for "items available" we get 0 results (there should be many) and the ERROR 114 occurs
20:07 pianohackr|work   chris: okay, yes it should. There's something else wrong, thanks for jamming my brain into gear
20:07 chris             pianohackr|work: ahh i lie, its when independent branches are on that it bails out
20:07 rickw             on anthoer Koha/3.0.1 the original search and refinment to "avilable items" does work fine, so i suspect it is something to do with differences in config between the two kohas
20:07 chris             pianohackr|work: it could have something to do with that maybe?
20:07 chris             if ($hbr ne $branch && C4::Context->preference("IndependantBranches")){
20:08 chris             it returns if that condition is met (before ModDateLastSeen)
20:08 pianohackr|work   Oh-hoh, I see what happened. gmcharlt's b59e0166125efdd381078ccf57ef7fd7b03b1cd4 , which I have not applied to our local copy yet, fixed this problem along with some others
20:09 pianohackr|work   Not in the mood to deal with the merge conflicts a complete merge from origin would cause, I'll just cherry-pick it
20:09 pianohackr|work   Thanks again, chris
20:09 chris             np
20:10 chris             pianohackr|work: i run an originmaster and a master
20:10 chris             rebase into originmaster, merge or cherry-pick across
20:11 pianohackr|work   right; main headache is resolving updates from head with local customizations
20:11 chris_n2          rickw: have you tried 'rebuild_zebra.pl -b -r'
20:13 chris             pianohackr|work: yep, i try and keep local customisations in their own branches, and then merge them in .. to reduce the risk of conflicts or to at least make them small conflicts
20:13 chris             ie a branch for each feature
20:13 rickw             chris_n2: yup, many times
20:14 chris_n2          rickw: also 114 appears to be 'Unsupported Use attribute'... perhaps your ccl.properties maybe messed up?
20:14 rickw             here is the diff between the two separate kohas:
20:14 chris_n2          http://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/defns/bib1diag.html
20:14 rickw             the firt has a catalogue built in situ in Koha 3
20:14 pianohackr|work   chris: Ahh, so master is the union of all of those customizations?
20:14 rickw             the second (that does not work right) has a catalogue imported from Koha/2.2.9 (using the notes on the wiki for for 22_to_30 migration)
20:15 rickw             strongly suspect it is the result of the 229 conversion cuasing the troubles
20:15 rickw             or perhaps differences in the MARCs (the 229 migration MARC is different from the other one)
20:15 pianohackr|work   rickw: do you have all of your item fields mapped correctly?
20:15 chris_n2          rickw: I had some issues with marc records exported from koha 3.0.x and imported back into HEAD... isbn, issn fields were too long
20:15 * chris_n2        has to run
20:15 chris_n2          bbiab
20:16 chris             its definitely a conf problem
20:16 rickw             unforuntaely, someone else is doing the MARC stuff, not me
20:16 rickw             but I will pass on anthing i learn :)
20:16 rickw             "ccl.properties" ... will have a look into that
20:16 rickw             (this zebra stuff is a big black box to me)
20:17 pianohackr|work   there's also etc/zebradb/marc_defs/marc21/biblios/record.abs
20:17 chris             114 tells you its trying to search on a attribute that hasnt been defined
20:18 rickw             okay ... might be something to do with the refining the serach, i.e. basic search is fine, but when we add more terms to it, ERROR 114
20:19 rickw             the refinement to "items available" fails
20:19 rickw             and refinement to "Brisbane branch only: fails as well
20:20 pianohackr|work   yes; for some reason, koha/zebra is having trouble getting from to "items available" to correct subfield of 952
20:23 rickw             ah ... a known problem?
20:24 pianohackr|work   it's a conf problem, works here
20:25 pianohackr|work   basically, you want to make sure that items.onloan is mapped and that record.abs is pointing at the same marc subfield as koha
20:26 rickw             ok
20:27 rickw             similar prob with
20:27 rickw             branch
20:28 pianohackr|work   yup, so in that case, just rinse and repeat with items.holdingbranch
20:28 rickw             and how does record.abs map into the MARC?
20:29 pianohackr|work   It's pretty direct, here's an excerpt:
20:29 pianohackr|work   melm 947$q      onloan:n,onloan:w
20:29 rickw             okay wil have a play with that
20:29 rickw             since teh record.abs files on the working and non working instance are the same
20:29 pianohackr|work   okay
20:29 rickw             it must be in the MARC mapping in mysql
20:29 pianohackr|work   yup
20:30 rickw             thanks! hope will nail this today :)
20:30 rickw             btw: are you Jesse on the Koha list?
20:30 pianohackr|work   yes I am :)
20:30 pianohackr|work   this is my response to your email
20:30 rickw             thanks for helping out here and on the list ... you solved our indexing prob a while back (Local thingy wasn't mappe in record.abs)
20:31 rickw             i guess IRC rulz!
20:31 rickw             i posted to the indexdata list ... it will be intereting to see how much those guys knpow about Koha specifically in the zebra context
20:31 rickw             i best be off and discuss this with our MARC expert
20:31 rickw             cheers guys
20:32 pianohackr|work   see ya
20:46 pianohackr|work   bbl, headed home from work
20:54 rickw             hello again
20:54 rickw             i am chaning things (MARc map) in record.abs
20:54 rickw             changing
20:55 rickw             once the hanges are in, do I need to rebuild the zebra index?
20:58 chris_n2          rickw: I believe you do
20:59 rickw             does make sense
20:59 rickw             strange thing is: the mapping for onloan is correct, but a few others are not
21:00 rickw             perhaps ALL the mapping have to be exactl correct before it will work properly (syngery amongst the MARC tags, that sort of thing)
22:28 pianohacker       back
22:35 chris_n2          pianohacker: checkout http://i36.tinypic.com/1pe0t5.jpg
22:36 pianohacker       photographic evidence, even :)
22:36 pianohacker       cool
22:41 * chris_n2        heads off for some BoJangle's chicken
22:51 brendan           got my invite for google wave today
23:05 ricardo           brendan: That's cool. I received one from a friend some days ago. I think that I won't explore it for a few days, though
23:13 ricardo           chris: Still here?
23:51 ricardo           BRB
23:51 ricardo           (Updating Firefox)