Time  Nick            Message
23:59 munin           Genji: No matching quotes were found.
23:59 Genji           @quote search rach
23:59 munin           Genji: There were no matching configuration variables.
23:59 Genji           @search rach
23:59 Genji           Oh, a joke.
23:59 Genji           ...
23:58 munin           Genji: Quote #34: "<chris> oh except that time .. when katipo decided to write an ils just for fun, then forced HLT to use it" (added by gmcharlt at 02:23 PM, September 16, 2009)
23:58 Genji           @quote get 34
23:58 munin           pianohackr|work: Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010 (Subject: "Organization", added by 15 on 06:54 PM, December 04, 2009)
23:58 pianohackr|work @news 4
23:58 munin           Genji: Quote #19: "<chris> i just want to yell things like don't kick the ball, pass it and Feed the backs" (added by jdavidb at 08:11 AM, July 27, 2009)
23:58 Genji           @quote get 19
23:58 munin           pianohackr|work: News for #koha: (#4) Organization
23:58 pianohackr|work @news
23:58 munin           Genji: 4 found: #19: "<chris> i just want to yell things like don't...", #26: "<chris> as an aside C4::Search makes my brain hurt", #34: "<chris> oh except that time .. when katipo...", and #39: "chris <chris> nope, ive made it my aim in life..."
23:58 Genji           @quote search chris
23:58 munin           Genji: No matching quotes were found.
23:58 Genji           @quote search Genji
23:57 munin           Genji: add, change, get, random, remove, search, and stats
23:57 Genji           @list quote
23:57 munin           chris_n2: The operation succeeded.
23:57 chris_n2        @news remove 1
23:57 munin           Genji: Error: The "Quote" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "Genji" in it.  Try "list Quote" to see the commands in the "Quote" plugin.
23:57 Genji           @quote Genji
23:57 munin           Genji: Error: "quote" is not a valid command.
23:57 Genji           @quote
23:56 chris_n2        syntax++
23:56 munin           chris_n2: The operation succeeded.  (News item #4 added)
23:56 chris_n2        @news add 0 Organization: Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010
23:56 munin           chris_n2: (news add [<channel>] <expires> <subject>: <text>) -- Adds a given news item of <text> to a channel with the given <subject>. If <expires> isn't 0, that news item will expire <expires> seconds from now. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent in the channel itself.
23:56 chris_n2        @news add 0 Organization Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010
23:55 munin           chris_n2: (news add [<channel>] <expires> <subject>: <text>) -- Adds a given news item of <text> to a channel with the given <subject>. If <expires> isn't 0, that news item will expire <expires> seconds from now. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent in the channel itself.
23:55 chris_n2        @news add 0 Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010
23:54 munin           chris_n2: Error: 'Next' is not a valid number of seconds.
23:54 chris_n2        @news add Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010
23:52 munin           chris_n2: Error: You must be registered to use this command. If you are already registered, you must either identify (using the identify command) or add a hostmask matching your current hostmask (using the "hostmask add" command).
23:52 chris_n2        @news add Next general IRC meeting at 19:00 UTC+0 on 13 January 2010
23:51 munin           chris_n2: News for #koha: (#1) Organizing
23:51 chris_n2        @news
23:49 brendan         cya in a bit
23:44 brendan         heh
23:44 pianohackr|work I am reliably weird, if nothing else
23:43 brendan         nice one pianohackr|work
23:43 munin           brendan: Quote #9: "pianohacker ponders drumstick->ear as a method of food acquisition...We haven't gone to this good mexican restaurant in a while..." (added by wizzyrea at 04:23 PM, June 19, 2009)
23:43 brendan         @quote random
23:43 munin           pianohackr|work: Quote #31: "<@gmcharlt> but hacking Koha *should* be a restful part of any vacation ;)" (added by chris at 07:31 PM, September 02, 2009)
23:43 pianohackr|work @quote random
23:43 munin           brendan: Quote #37: "< nelsonf> I'm pretty sure I deleted this one in the name of being thorough..." (added by chris at 07:27 PM, October 04, 2009)
23:43 brendan         @quote random
23:34 chris_n2        g'night Ropuch
23:27 Ropuch          Good night all
23:22 pianohackr|work Genji: I don't think there's much beyond what's in the file
23:01 chris_n2        I'm also trying out the win32 port of git
23:01 Genji           anyone know zebra marc_def/record.abs syntax?
23:00 chris_n2        right now the changes are just hacked into the uncompressed tarball
22:59 chris_n2        as soon as I get the changes into my local repo, I'll push them out to a win32 branch in my public repo
22:59 chris_n2        starting out with that now
22:59 brendan         are you running that with git?
22:59 chris_n2        hopefully to write a how-to
22:59 brendan         cool good luck
22:58 * chris_n2      begins to try to duplicate his win32 install of Koha
22:58 munin           brendan: Karma for "chris_n2" has been increased 9 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 9.
22:58 brendan         @karma chris_n2
22:58 brendan         :)
22:58 brendan         chris_n2++ #also for good measure
22:57 chris_n2        brendan++ # for good measure :-)
22:55 munin           brendan: Karma for "brendan" has been increased 10 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 10.
22:55 brendan         @karma brendan
22:55 munin           brendan: Highest karma: "chris" (84), "gmcharlt" (67), and "owen" (64).  Lowest karma: "<!" (-26), "failed" (-20), and "-" (-11).  You (brendan) are ranked 18 out of 598.
22:55 brendan         @karma
22:47 ILHOMJAN_2      privet
22:46 ILHOMJAN_2      salom
22:28 schuster        try and stay warm everyone!
22:07 munin           chris_n2: The current temperature in Dunn, North Carolina is 11.3�C (5:02 PM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 36%. Dew Point: -3.0�C. Pressure: 29.71 in 1006.0 hPa (Steady).
22:07 chris_n2        @wunder 28334
21:42 munin           brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 17.2�C (1:39 PM PST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: 6.0�C. Pressure: 30.07 in 1018.2 hPa (Falling).
21:42 brendan         @wunder 93117
21:20 owen            Have a good weekend everyone!
21:13 chris_n         bbl
21:10 schuster        So yes - it was sponsored through our local OCLC channel.
21:10 schuster        IEACT ? certified course
21:10 schuster        my tinkering with webpages has come to a point in which I needed to actually take some classes.
21:09 owen            Is it one of those national tech-training companies?
21:09 owen            Sounds like fun!
21:08 schuster        owen - watch out - I've finished day 2 of a 4 day javascript class...  There may be LOTS of questions coming your way - we talk about ajax next week.
21:08 schuster        Ah yes we continue to have that as well.
21:08 owen            yeah, she's fine except for the sneezing boogers on us periodically
21:07 schuster        owen hope the child is better.
21:04 chris_n         jwagner: back now
21:03 owen            I was voted most likely to leave in 15 minutes by the people who saw when I came to work this morning.
21:00 veryinky        I was voted most likely to :| on #bay12games
20:58 veryinky        Always am.
20:58 owen            veryinky: You seem very neutral.
20:58 Nate            have a great weekend everyone!
20:55 veryinky        :|
20:40 Ropuch          No, just a happy one :)
20:37 SelfishMan      does that make me a bad person?
20:37 SelfishMan      I must admit, I'm getting some pleasure out of burning 6GB of LL's bandwidth in the last 24 hours
20:34 owen            Saturday for him Genji, although you can sometimes catch him
20:30 Genji           hiya chris, you up?
20:20 veryinky_       pianohackr|work: Seems to have worked, was about to create a koh:koh account out of frustration.
20:07 munin           04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3864 blocker, P5, ---, henridamien@koha-fr.org, NEW, Cannot place holds in staff client
20:06 brendan         bug 3864
19:54 veryinky_       :|
19:49 * wizzyrea      claps excitedly
19:49 wizzyrea        sweet!
19:49 wizzyrea        sorry, had a lunch break >.<
19:49 owen            I'm in business!
19:49 owen            Yup, got it.
19:49 wizzyrea        owen: I don't believe ssh is installed by default on ubuntu
19:29 Ropuch          See you
19:29 pianohacker     Time to head off to work, be back in half an hour or so
19:28 pianohacker     Ropuch: But I believe the available items limit is working; you might want to check your zebra MARC configuration (good old record.abs)
19:28 Ropuch          Neither do I
19:27 pianohacker     Hmm, can't connect to my library at the moment. Good thing I'm going into work soon
19:26 pianohacker     I have some custom modifications, and I haven't had the energy to deal with merging them in for a couple of months
19:25 Ropuch          "Outdated 3.2"? ;>
19:25 Ropuch          I've imported my 3.0.4 dump into 3.2 and I'm not sure if it's a bug or my problem only
19:25 pianohacker     Ropuch: My library at http://jcfld.us.to/ is running a (slightly out-of-date) 3.2
19:24 Ropuch          pianohacker: do you have 3.2 installed? When I'm trying to limit search to available items, the result is "no match"
19:22 Ropuch          (although bugzilla is creeping me out)
19:22 Ropuch          It's easier to translate and spot bugs when actually working with software
19:21 Ropuch          I will do some testing on funcionality I need and maybe I'll put my library on it
19:20 pianohacker     That it is :)
19:20 Ropuch          And 3.2 is great ;)
19:19 Ropuch          Despite previous declaration from others I'm doing this on my own
19:19 Ropuch          Yup
19:19 pianohacker     in terms of translation?
19:19 Ropuch          I'm seriously thinking about switching focus entirely to 3.2 version
19:18 Ropuch          [;
19:18 SelfishMan      Ropuch: That's where the nick came from
19:17 Ropuch          Kinda funny nick you have for a person willing to share his resources ;>
19:09 SelfishMan      IO is insane though
19:09 SelfishMan      just a matter of taking a bunch of raw data and making it into something useful
19:08 SelfishMan      nah, handful of systems doing the crunching but most of it isn't really cpu intensive
19:08 Genji           you got a Supercomputer strength cluster working at stuff?
19:07 SelfishMan      just purged a bunch of data from the last contract
19:07 Genji           Oh... not much bigger in comparision.
19:07 SelfishMan      Genji: about 600TB
19:07 * Genji         braces himself for a reallly big number.
19:06 Genji           Right. You mentioned you have 400TB free... how much you have in total?
19:05 SelfishMan      uh...infrastructure
19:05 SelfishMan      custom hardware, software and/or infrastrure design mostly
19:04 SelfishMan      Genji: I own the business and we take on all sorts of computer related contracts
19:04 Genji           I mean.. job title? Workplace function? And what does the office actually do?
19:03 SelfishMan      and if it benefits the masses then I'm even more willing to commit to it
19:03 SelfishMan      Genji: I'll do anything that challenges me
19:02 pianohacker     I'll just assume you host warez and leave it at that :)
19:02 SelfishMan      Not really that serious since everyone makes you sign NDAs these days
19:02 Genji           SelfishMan: what do you do?
19:02 pianohacker     Very serious then
19:02 SelfishMan      pianohacker: Can't really talk about that (NDAs)
19:01 SelfishMan      At the office I have a room for servers and a room for storage
19:01 pianohacker     like what?
19:01 SelfishMan      I deal with a lot of large datasets
19:01 Genji           You own a Datacenter?
19:01 Genji           How is that possible?
19:01 pianohacker     What on earth is that intended for?
19:01 Genji           wow...
19:00 SelfishMan      pianohacker: yep.
19:00 pianohacker     SelfishMan: 400TB?
19:00 Genji           Which we could of got via ftp from the pages directory, if LL gave us access.
19:00 * veryinky_     is reading the koha mailing list about others who had the same problem and how they fixed it.
19:00 SelfishMan      I have about 400TB of free space available to me so disk space isn't a concern and bandwidth usage is minimal
18:59 veryinky_       Ok. I didn't have this problem with 3.0 and 3.0.2 so I was curious as to why it happened.
18:58 SelfishMan      Genji: looks like every article has 15-20 variations on it.  I'm sure the dataset is only a few hundred meg at most
18:58 pianohacker     veryinky_: you can continue past that and test later, especially if you're not going to use the OAI server
18:57 veryinky_       But OAI 2.1.5 is the most recent one I found.
18:57 veryinky_       Looking at a weird error.  Warning: prerequisite HTTP::OAI 3.2 not found.
18:54 pianohacker     veryinky_: any luck?
18:47 Genji           SelfishMan: compression will bring that down. .tar.gz'ed of course. good thing i didn't continue, havent got 4 gb to spare. Wow.. The wiki is a couple of books and then some.
18:45 veryinky_       Or not. 6 minutes in and it opened the file. Now to find a "koh" in a giant file filled with "koha"s.
18:45 SelfishMan      4GB in size though
18:45 veryinky_       pianohacker, well, editing the makefile directly does not seem to be an option on this computer. 5 minutes later it's still trying to open the file. Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and remake.
18:44 SelfishMan      52,017 objects fetched
18:43 SelfishMan      almost done though it looks like
18:43 SelfishMan      still running
18:42 Genji           SelfishMan: how far did you get with the mirroring?
18:42 Genji           hiya all
18:42 owen            Hmmm... ssh server installed on Ubuntu?
18:38 owen            ...in the VirtualBox config xml
18:37 owen            and "...ssh/GuestPort" value="22"/>"
18:37 owen            I've got "...ssh/HostPort" value="2222"/>"
18:36 wizzyrea        22, if you did it Like I did
18:36 owen            wizzyrea: With ssh hostport configured to 2222 shouldn't I be able to ssh to localhost:2222?
18:32 wizzyrea        gmcharlt: thanks, that was what I assuming
18:31 veryinky_       It's a community historical society, so they don't exactly have state of the art hardware.
18:31 pianohacker     veryinky_: one-time-speed-hack: also change it in the Makefile directly, you might not have to run the whole make again
18:31 veryinky_       (old but not that old)
18:31 pianohacker     I was _hoping_ that was a typo
18:31 veryinky_       er, 1 gig ram
18:31 veryinky_       1.2 ghz cpu, 1 meg ram
18:30 pianohacker     urg.
18:30 veryinky_       Yeah, already got gedit out to fix it. Just annoyed, this is an old computer, make takes an hour
18:30 pianohacker     You could directly edit the install log, and change koh to koha
18:30 veryinky_       Yes.
18:29 pianohacker     veryinky_: I'm assuming you ran Makefile.PL with the --prev-install-log argument
18:29 veryinky_       Yeah, it's koha koha, koha directory
18:29 veryinky_       It'd be chown: invalid user: 'koh:koh', Error 1. Yeah, I,m going to fix it.
18:29 pianohacker     veryinky_: Is there a koha user set up on your system (and does that user own your Koha install directory)?
18:28 pianohacker     translations++
18:28 veryinky_       (sorry, it's in french, but this is for a historical society in quebec, canada)
18:28 veryinky_       make: *** [set_koha_ownership] Erreur 1
18:28 veryinky_       chown: usager invalide: `koh:koh'
18:27 veryinky_       make install update
18:27 pianohacker     veryinky_: That should be koha:koha, I think. What's that error from?
18:27 * pianohacker   adds blarg about tightvnc resetting auth password upon - wery wery bad when the machine is half an hour away
18:26 veryinky_       chown: Invalid user: 'koh:koh'
18:26 nengard         so - lunch done - a nice garlicy soup - to kill the sick in me - only good for somone who only talks with her fingers :) hehe
18:26 veryinky_       blarg.
18:25 jdavidb         owen++
18:25 collum          yay
18:25 owen            So yay, working! and Boo...don't know what I changed to make it work.
18:25 jdavidb         I generally disable the default config.  It's one more way in the door, and I prefer to control those.
18:25 owen            Aaand... somewhere along the way things started working.
18:23 nengard         back
18:22 owen            *:80                   127.0.1.1 (/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default:1)
18:22 owen            wildcard NameVirtualHosts and _default_ servers:
18:22 owen            10.0.2.15:8080         oleonard-desktop (/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/koha:49)
18:22 owen            10.0.2.15:80           oleonard-desktop (/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/koha:6)
18:22 owen            VirtualHost configuration:
18:22 owen            Okay, "apache2ctl -S" give me this:
18:21 jwagner         chris_n, still online?
18:20 Ropuch          Hm, anyone running 3.2?
18:18 gmcharlt_       it force a general bib update, which has the effect of updating the embedded item data
18:17 wizzyrea        question: functionally, what does changing the framework do on an existing record? What I want to know is: if you have a messed up bib with empty, erroneous items, why would changing the framework fix the problem? does it rewrite the marcxml blob?
18:14 brendan         good luck chris
18:14 brendan         New Zealand --> in group F, with Italy so far
18:13 jdavidb         brendan:  I'm not a huge football fan--always tried to be philosophical about the World Cup--it's not a matter of *if* USA will get their clocks cleaned by nations that take it more seriously than we do, but *when.*
18:12 brendan         wow USA draws England in group C --> for world cup 2010
18:11 * veryinky_     watches system resources monitor, for lack of a better thing to do.
18:10 wizzyrea        doh
18:05 veryinky_       :|
18:04 owen            Same :P
18:03 wizzyrea        sudo :P
18:03 owen            "apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}"
18:02 pianohacker     Good quick way to check vhost configuration
18:02 pianohacker     owen: what does an apache2 -S within VirtualBox show?
18:02 collum          me too
18:02 wizzyrea        (i know that I have solved this problem before...)
18:02 wizzyrea        :/
18:01 owen            Has no effect
18:00 collum          owen: http://man.he.net/man8/a2dissite
17:59 munin           04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3713 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, When Editing Items existing branch values are ignored
17:59 sekjal          does anyone know if the patch for bug 3713 is going to be rolled into 3.0.5, or 3.2?  I don't see it in the 3.0.4 log
17:59 * veryinky_     yawns and watches makes.
17:59 wizzyrea        then restart apache
17:59 wizzyrea        sudo a2dissite default
17:58 nengard         wow - look at the time ... guess i should eat some lunch - soup it is - be back soon
17:58 owen            ?
17:58 wizzyrea        which would disable the default config
17:57 wizzyrea        well you could definitely try a2dissite default
17:55 collum          the other errors do, but I'm not sure what's going on.
17:55 collum          the fully qualified domain name shouldn't matter
17:54 owen            "(13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80"
17:54 owen            "(13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80"
17:54 owen            I did, and got a couple of errors, don't know if they're relevant: "apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName"
17:53 collum          owen: Did you restart apache after you made the configuration change?  collum doesn't really want to ask this question.
17:51 owen            :|
17:50 hdl_laptop2     I will try with a marc21 install
17:50 hdl_laptop2     could be. But would be strange.
17:49 hdl_laptop2     UNIMARC.
17:48 wizzyrea        owen: I'm not sure :(
17:48 nengard         that could be it
17:48 nengard         I am Marc21
17:48 slef            nengard: hdl_laptop2 - is one of you UNIMARC and the other MARC21?
17:48 wizzyrea        >.>
17:48 owen            "inet addr:10.0.2.15"
17:48 wizzyrea        Imean, that's what it is on *my* virtualbox
17:47 wizzyrea        well is 10.0.2.15 your IP?
17:46 nengard         hdl_laptop2 - okay - so what do you think it is? why isn't it working for me in FF?
17:46 munin           04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3860 blocker, P5, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Can't expand authorities
17:46 brendan         bug 3860
17:46 munin           04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3863 major, P5, ---, henridamien@koha-fr.org, NEW, Amazon Covers Not Working
17:46 hdl_laptop2     nengard, 3860 works for me.
17:46 brendan         bug 3863
17:45 slef            yes it should
17:45 nengard         afternoon
17:45 collum          Yep, but shouldn't it work if you are only running koha?  You may have to disable the default configuration.
17:45 slef            evening
17:44 brendan         morning all
17:44 slef            *:80 means port 80 on any interface
17:42 owen            But still no luck
17:41 owen            Okay, <VirtualHost 10.0.2.15:80>
17:40 collum          owen: I believe you can also use a wildcard character. *:80, if your ip is not static
17:37 wizzyrea        same thing: 10.0.2.15:8080
17:37 wizzyrea        there will also be a line farther down for the intranet
17:36 wizzyrea        instead of 127.0.0.1
17:36 wizzyrea        ah, yea, ifconfig to find out the guest IP, and stick that in there
17:36 owen            <VirtualHost 127.0.1.1:80>
17:35 wizzyrea        (sorry that took way longer than it should have)
17:35 wizzyrea        <VirtualHost 10.0.2.15:80>
17:33 wizzyrea        example:
17:33 wizzyrea        you have configured your koha.conf with the IP:80 of your virtualbox?
17:32 Colin           looks like a negative feature got merged in
17:32 wizzyrea        ...thinking... ...looking...
17:31 owen            I can only get to Koha via http://oleonard-desktop/
17:30 owen            ..same as going to "localhost" on my guest browser
17:30 wizzyrea        hrm
17:30 owen            localhost:88 in my host browser reaches the "It works!" default Apache page
17:30 wizzyrea        in your host browser?
17:29 wizzyrea        localhost:88 doesn't work?
17:29 nengard         Ah - mine is after the big merge
17:29 wizzyrea        erm, maybe not
17:29 nengard         in the the authority cataloging I get diddily
17:29 Colin           works for me -- but that's without the latest big merge
17:29 nengard         colin in cataloging my cursor turns into a finger when i mouse over labels
17:29 wizzyrea        Iknow
17:29 wizzyrea        oh oh oh
17:29 wizzyrea        OH
17:29 owen            wizzyrea: Says Listen 80 and Listen 8080.
17:29 nengard         shouldn't be - I can do it with the cataloging module in the same browser
17:28 wizzyrea        usually /etc/apache2/ports.conf
17:28 Colin           nengard: Is that a browser specific issue?
17:28 owen            Where should I check?
17:27 wizzyrea        you have your listening ports configured in apache?
17:27 wizzyrea        yea, that sounds like apache... but what...
17:26 owen            So if I point the browser on my host to "localhost:88" it reaches the default Apache page
17:26 owen            ...but "localhost" points to the default Apache page
17:26 owen            Working in VirtualBox I can access Koha at "http://oleonard-desktop/"
17:25 wizzyrea        either way, may be able to help
17:25 owen            Anyway...
17:25 owen            wizzyrea: Maybe it's not a VirtualBox question, maybe it's just an Apache config question.
17:24 wizzyrea        owen, I'll do my best
17:24 nengard         this is causing me a big issue since i can't write the authorities docs if I can't actually add an authority
17:23 munin           04Bug 3860: critical, P5, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Can't expand authorities
17:23 nengard         GRRR - Can't add an authority because I can't expand collapsed fields ... http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3860
17:21 * chris_n       goes off in search of food
17:21 nengard         awesome
17:21 chris_n         nengard: kohadoc git works now tnx to hdl
17:18 sekjal          does anyone know which permission a user must have to be able to set their library?
17:18 sekjal          hey all, quick question
17:15 owen            wizzyrea around? Got more more VirtualBox questions if you're game
17:07 nengard         nevermind - played with it - and it moves the item -
17:06 nengard         what does this do? move the item from one to another? or put it on both?
17:06 nengard         just found something new - again - the ability to attach an item to a bib
17:05 nengard         hey all
16:58 nengard         owen - went to the supermarket after dr to pick up some meds - and it was PACKED - I jinxed it because of my comment to you about snow and milk :)
16:54 slef            owen: just so
16:45 * veryinky_     wrote down everything that I had to do differently from the guide.
16:45 veryinky_       I'm not too confident yet, but I could help someone re-write that "koha_3_install_guide_ubuntu_hardy" for the most recent version of ubuntu, along with 3.0.4
16:44 Ropuch          Besides: if one goes to download.koha.org an see: 3.0-stable, 3.0.1-stable and then only number, it's not unusual to assume that the higher numners are some dev releases
16:43 veryinky_       Hehe.
16:42 Ropuch          veryinky_: you're not the first person ;)
16:40 veryinky_       (though 3.0.2 does nicely, as far as I can tell)
16:40 veryinky_       I blame my error on following the wiki.koha.org koha installation guide, which installs 3.0.2 instead of 3.0.4
16:39 Ropuch          Yeah, I know
16:39 owen            We all hope such confusion will be avoided in the future when all Koha release managers and maintainers have proper access to koha.org
16:38 Ropuch          owen: there is some naming incosistency: people tend to download and test 3.02 as it is marked as stable
16:38 veryinky_       ah
16:37 hilongo         IIRC
16:37 hilongo         veryinky: yes ... initial 0.4 had a problem and there were access problems that lead to a "renamed release"
16:36 owen            veryinky: Yes
16:35 veryinky_       (koha-3.00.04_fixed.tar.gz)
16:34 veryinky_       Why was it called _fixed? initial 0.4 had a problem?
16:32 jwagner         schuster and hdl_laptop2, thanks.  One of my sites was asking about it.
16:27 schuster        jwagner - I have paid for some sponsorship to Liblime about that but have not heard any update on the status of my 3 development projects lately.
16:25 hdl_laptop2     jwagner, yes
16:20 Ropuch          veryinky_: good luck [;
16:19 veryinky_       Ropuch, thanks. Seems to be working.
16:19 jwagner         Oh, good!  Is that one of the things in the new head?
16:19 hdl_laptop2     I am working on updatedatabase today
16:19 hdl_laptop2     Since it has been ported by us.
16:18 hdl_laptop2     jwagner, normally, should be on master now.
16:18 munin           04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2165 normal, P3, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, ASSIGNED, Add XSL Support for Staff Client -- was: ISBN being truncated
16:18 jwagner         Does anyone know current status on Bug 2165 about adding XSLT to staff side?  Is that being actively sponsored/worked on?
16:16 veryinky_       (mostly 100+ year old books, not so much a lending library as much as a historical archive)
16:16 Ropuch          veryinky_: http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2009-July/019328.html
16:15 * veryinky_     is setting up koha to list books at this historical society, and also list books at nearby local achives and universities.
16:14 Ropuch          veryinky_: upgrading is easy, give me sec
16:13 Ropuch          We should do something about naming inconsistency on koha.org - you're not the first person confused
16:13 veryinky_       I just finished installing 3.0.2, about an hour ago. Is there an easy way to upgrade or should I uninstall koha entirely and re-install 3.0.4?
16:13 Ropuch          http://koha.org/news/koha-3.0.4-released
16:13 Ropuch          It's been a while
16:11 veryinky_       When was 3.0.4 released, I could swear it was 3.0.2 yesterday.
16:10 Ropuch          veryinky_: why you're installing 3.0.2 when latest stable release is 3.0.4?
16:03 veryinky_       I'm just happy it runs, accidentally installed 3.0.0 instead of 3.0.2, spent a few days trying to figure out what went wrong before re-installing.
16:01 Ropuch          New aquisition module is pretty cool
16:01 * Ropuch        is poking around 3.2
15:59 veryinky_       I got koha to run, seem to have tested most things and still no errors. Not much enthusiasm to start working the book database for real though.
15:58 veryinky_       :|
15:56 * jdavidb       queries his implant for "good chili" and gets back "go make some, fool.  Texas is too far to drive."
15:56 jdavidb         That might be handy.
15:55 wizzyrea        jdavidb I was thinking of things like, you like gelato... when approaching a gelato shop it says 1500m to gelato shop
15:50 * wizzyrea      faints
15:50 wizzyrea        omg I got a karma bump from slef
15:48 jdavidb         gmcharlt++ #again.  Sure enough, commenting out the second local-number entry got me past the hump.
15:38 chris_n         bye kf
15:38 kf              time to leave - have a nice weekend everybody :)
15:36 chris_n         but I think that nengard must have rebased ok
15:35 chris_n         and I'm still waiting to hear from hdl_laptop2 on his thoughts
15:35 chris_n         I have not yet attempted another rebase... the first attempt was enough stress for one week :-)
15:35 owen            slef: Meaning their site didn't need the features WordPress provided?
15:34 jwagner         chris_n, good news!  Do you have notes about what went wrong & warnings for what anyone else would need to do?  I made a note about all the Perl dependencies yesterday.
15:34 * chris_n       breaths a sigh of relief
15:33 chris_n         jwagner: fwiw, my dev install is back to where it was prior to the bad rebase
15:31 slef            hi chris_n
15:31 slef            asked them if they'd remove the linkspam that's been injected into the theme
15:31 chris_n         heya slef
15:31 slef            spotted a law project today using wordpress for everything apparently for no reason beside it being cool
15:31 slef            wizzyrea++
15:28 jdavidb         It'd be nice to have it pop up stuff like, "where did I meet this person who looks familiar..."
15:28 * jdavidb       finds reality interesting enough, and wonders what sort of "augmentation" wizzyrea suggests.
15:28 chris_n         lol
15:28 owen            ...until the spammers hit your implants with popup ads
15:25 wizzyrea        though augmented reality through corneal implants would be neat.
15:24 wizzyrea        i have an iphone, I don't need implants :P
15:21 jwagner         Maybe someone will give Bluetooth a whole new meaning...
15:20 * gmcharlt      awaits the net implant for his brain
15:20 jwagner         Try grumpy instead of sassy.  Starting the day with no network connectivity is equivalent to getting out of bed on the wrong side.  My whole LIFE is backed up online somewhere.  Can't function without a network link!
15:17 wizzyrea        luckily I can pretty easily work from home
15:17 wizzyrea        jwagner: true! (for some reason that isn't terribly irksome to me, I've been at home with a sick one for 3 days now)
15:16 jdavidb         Beware of jwagner; she's in a sassy mood today, I think.
15:16 jwagner         but you'll have all weekend to recover!  (*ducks*)
15:16 wizzyrea        a capital idea
15:16 owen            wizzyrea: You'll have to teach him how to fetch you snacks and drinks while you lounge on the couch
15:12 wizzyrea        though spud seems better :P
15:12 wizzyrea        oh and the hubs is sick
15:11 wizzyrea        yea, this week is awesome: Spud's sick, now the Sitter is sick, and I'm getting sick. Sweeeet.
15:11 jdavidb         :)  Mornin', wizzyrea and Spud!
15:10 jwagner         good morning to wizzyrea and Spud
15:09 wizzyrea        and good morning.
15:09 wizzyrea        ...Spud says hi
15:09 wizzyrea        b
15:09 * jwagner       cracks the whip
15:09 jwagner         Now hop to it for today's Must Do list!
15:08 * jdavidb       chuckles
15:07 jwagner         Of course.  I have faith in you :-)
15:07 jdavidb         ...in my loads of spare time?  Will require re-index on each system, of course.
15:06 jwagner         OK, I'll let jdavidb figure out how to do that & set it up :-)
15:06 gmcharlt        jwagner: I suggest making up a new one, std-control-number or the like
15:05 jwagner         er, evil past would be me.  The purpose of turning it on in the index is for a bibload match point.  I just uncommented the 035 line already in record.abs.  If it can't use Local Number, what index could we set that to?
15:04 jdavidb         gmcharlt++
15:03 schuster        Thanks everyone for your insight have to get ready for my javascript class!
15:02 jdavidb         Ah-hah.  gotcha.  Sometime in the evil past, this one got 035 turned on to localnumber, but nothing turned off.    I'll try that.  Thanks!
15:01 schuster        nice to see you gmcharlt
15:01 gmcharlt        as the recordId is special - it needs to be a unique, single-value-per-record value
15:00 gmcharlt        in this case, the 999$c (for biblionumber)
15:00 chris_n         bbl
15:00 gmcharlt        jdavidb: doubt it, but you want the Local-number (regardless of case) to be drawing from exactly one subfield
15:00 schuster        6.05, 4.41, 3.78 - went to 200 seconds and is gone now
15:00 jdavidb         Case sensitivity problem?
15:00 jdavidb         But zebra-biblios.cfg shows recordId: (bib1,Local-number)
14:59 jdavidb         I note that 999$c is defined as "Local-Number", not "Local-number".  Only thing I have pointing at "Local-number" is 035.
14:59 jdavidb         :D    I've got a blowup happening on reindex, barking about no match on (bib1, Local-number).
14:58 gmcharlt        jdavidb: Zebra config questin?
14:58 jdavidb         When they get over 1000, that's a *definite* problem.
14:58 jdavidb         A longish query like that *can* cause problems, but that doesn't seem overly long, for a report or something.
14:58 schuster        There is one process over 100 seconds but there isn't a way to tell what it is.
14:57 jdavidb         gmcharlt is the Zebra configs guru; he's gotten me out of jams before.  Around?
14:54 jdavidb         A load average on the order of 3, for a multi-cpu box like yours, normally shouldn't be a problem, in and of itself.    MySQL SHOW PROCESSLIST show any stragglers, processes running way too long?
14:53 schuster        hm yep load averages are going up... 2.62, 4.12, 3.61
14:53 jdavidb         I remember.  :P
14:52 schuster        hm ok - all I know is they caused me tons of trouble.
14:51 jdavidb         I'm *sure* I've got some too-long-for-MARC recs, schuster.  No need to look to see if I do.
14:51 schuster        To double check oversized records?
14:51 * jdavidb       looks at nengard's ghost very puzzledly...
14:51 schuster        have you looked at select biblionumber, title, length(marcxml) from biblio  and count(*) somehow?
14:50 jdavidb         999$c, which is what we *really* want, is defined as Local-Number.  Case problem?
14:50 nengard         jdavidb - you're gonna put that query on the wiki right?
14:49 jdavidb         yeah, I'm seeing it on a fresh install, too.
14:49 jwagner         jdavidb, I see that same line on my sandbox
14:49 schuster        thanks for the query... ;)
14:47 jdavidb         Oh-hoh.  zebra-biblios.cfg has a line "recordId: (bib1,Local-number)"   That don't look right to me..
14:46 * chris_n       has many records w/o 035 and zebra indexes fine
14:45 jdavidb         SELECT count(*) FROM biblioitems WHERE marcxml NOT LIKE '%<datafield tag="035"%';  returns 1079 records, sure enough.  But why would it be *requiring* that?
14:44 schuster        schuster knows jdavidb has probably done that already...
14:44 schuster        Can you query for a bib without 035 tag?
14:42 jdavidb         The only entry in record.abs that points at Local-number is the 035.
14:42 jdavidb         The error is barking about (bib1,Local-number).
14:42 chris_n         heh
14:42 jdavidb         I'm not sure of anything.
14:42 chris_n         jdavidb: are we sure it is the biblionumber causing the issue?
14:41 jdavidb         That's what I thought, too, so I ran rebuild_zebra with -x to overcome that, and got the same error,.
14:41 schuster        It could be that you have something where there are too many items which causes it to crash.
14:41 jdavidb         pardon?
14:41 schuster        how big is the MARC file jdavidb?
14:40 jdavidb         chris_n, I didn't find any of those, either.  almost gotta be something in the marc/marcxml.
14:40 schuster        This morning I run it and there are 856 and the mysql poped right back so maybe that alone will help.
14:39 jdavidb         Oh, okay.  you're one ahead of me, then.  ;-)
14:39 schuster        Yes - last night I cleared and optimized sessions...  there were only 77,000 but that query did take some time.
14:39 schuster        sorry "serverbusy"
14:39 jdavidb         Something I've bumped into:  do a MySQL:    SELECT count(*) FROM sessions;
14:38 schuster        yesterday we even had a couple librarians indicate they got "system busy messages" in circ...
14:38 schuster        Just trying to see if there is anything I can do system wise to speed things up.
14:38 schuster        Yes I see mysql is running 44.7%
14:37 jdavidb         Not having much memory free on an application like this is no particular problem--MySQL can have most of it, and that's not harmful.
14:36 jdavidb         If your system ever starts swapping, schuster, I should be very worried.
14:36 jdavidb         none of those, either.
14:36 schuster        I find it interesting that I have a 16 GIG memory and only 1108572k free - I do have most of it in swap but that number never chnages.
14:36 chris_n         jdavidb: somthing like 'SELECT * FROM biblioitems WHERE biblionumber = 0' rather
14:36 jdavidb         Exactly, chris_n.  But the records won't index.
14:36 chris_n         jdavidb: somthing like 'SELECT * FROM biblio WHERE biblionumber = 0' might be more enlightening
14:35 jdavidb         I don't think there's anything as clean and easy as "top", but there are tools.
14:35 chris_n         jdavidb: in biblio.biblionumber is not null autoincrement and biblioitems.biblionumber is not null default 0, so unless you have bad data, there should never be no biblionumber
14:35 jdavidb         iostat has some interesting bits you might look at.  "man iostat" from a privileged account should give you some ideas.
14:34 schuster        ok so is there a way to monitor IO?
14:34 jdavidb         Doesn't mean there won't be other lags--IO, database lock mutexes, network--but CPU shouldn't be an issue for you.
14:33 jdavidb         Give you have, effectively, 8 CPUs, any number lower than that indicates less-than-full utilization.
14:33 magnusenger     "Load  average  over 1, 5, and 15 minutes.  The load average is the average number of jobs in the run queue." http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/top/
14:33 jdavidb         The load average at any given instant is the number of processes currently running on a cpu, plus any that *could* run, if there was cpu available for them.  Those numbers are the 1, 5, and 15-minute averages of those instant numbers.
14:32 schuster        Load averages.
14:32 jdavidb         chris_n:  empty set.  Same searching in biblioitems, too.
14:32 magnusenger     schuster: happy hunting! ;-)
14:32 schuster        1.35, 2.27, 2.39 - so what does that tell me?
14:32 schuster        thanks manusenger - I'm trying to determine why the system gets really slow at 8:30...  time to go watch activity.
14:31 jdavidb         schuster:  Way, way more useful than CPU % is the load average numbers.
14:31 chris_n         jdavidb: somthing like 'SELECT * FROM biblio WHERE biblionumber = NULL' maybe
14:31 schuster        Where is the biblionumber stored?  could you go at it from items looking for items where biblionumber is null?
14:30 veryinky_       Um. What would be the easiest way to update koha 3.0.0 to koha 3.0.2, was about to re-install, but...
14:30 magnusenger     schuster: i'm no top expert, but found this: "Time spent in niced tasks will also be counted in system and user time, so the total will be more than 100%." http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_top.htm
14:28 jdavidb         Well, the indexing run broke again, with the same error, despite using -x in the rebuild_zebra..  Any idea how to *find* the record-with-no-biblionumber-in-it?
14:28 schuster        no hills but yes in the snow! Thankfully they had plowed the sidewalks!
14:27 jdavidb         schuster: Uphill, both ways, in three-foot-deep snow?
14:26 schuster        People in Texas don't know cold.
14:26 schuster        I grew up in South Dakota!  ask me about walking to class at the university with windchill -60 F!
14:25 owen            nengard: Naw, I grew up in Kansas. Ask wizzyrea about Kansas snow.
14:25 schuster        as I add up CPU% often it is over 100% - I am running a dell box Debian with 2 Quad core Xeon processors...???
14:25 nengard         owen it's people like you who buy up all of the milk when we're expecting an inch of snow - aren't you??? hehe
14:25 chris_n         must be why it never snows in NC ;-)
14:24 chris_n         schuster: lol :-)
14:24 schuster        question for you system types.  I'm running top to watch processes.
14:24 schuster        chris_n of course it is everything in TEXAS is bigger and better ya know...  We'll have it worn down before it leaves here! HA
14:23 * owen          runs down the street yelling "It's coming! Prepare yourselves!!"
14:23 schuster        Yes it probably is - we may get snow again today - we got some on Tuesday it all melted and there was actually one school district northwest of us that called school.
14:23 * chris_n       wonders if the cold in TX is a bigger cold than in other parts of the US
14:23 nengard         so it's coming
14:23 nengard         but the weather said that what you have is heading east
14:22 nengard         uh huh
14:22 schuster        It's bad when it is colder in Texas than in the upper NorthEast!
14:22 jdavidb         you are reading ti right.  It's colder in TX, and MD, than it is in PA.
14:22 munin           owen: The current temperature in Ohio University, Athens, Ohio is 1.7�C (9:17 AM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 54%. Dew Point: -7.0�C. Windchill: 2.0�C. Pressure: 30.08 in 1018.5 hPa (Steady).
14:22 nengard         yikes
14:22 owen            @wunder 45701
14:22 nengard         wait - am I reading that right? it's colder in Texas than PA?
14:22 munin           jdavidb: The current temperature in Flower Valley, Rockville, Maryland is 4.8�C (9:13 AM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 85%. Dew Point: 2.0�C. Windchill: 5.0�C. Pressure: 29.89 in 1012.1 hPa (Rising).
14:22 jdavidb         @wunder 20852
14:22 munin           schuster: The current temperature in Brookview, Plano, Texas is 0.4�C (8:15 AM CST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 42%. Dew Point: -11.0�C. Windchill: 0.0�C. Pressure: 29.71 in 1006.0 hPa (Rising).
14:22 schuster        @wunder 75074
14:20 * chris_n       seems to be that way ^^ too often
14:19 * jdavidb       really, really dislikes being wrong.
14:15 * veryinky_     was having trouble with updatesupplier.pl line 92.
14:14 veryinky_       Looks like my problem was that I installed 3.0.0 instead of 3.0.2
14:13 munin           nengard: The current temperature in JAT Observatory, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania is 6.8�C (9:00 AM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 66%. Dew Point: 1.0�C. Windchill: 7.0�C. Pressure: 30.09 in 1018.8 hPa (Rising).
14:13 nengard         @wunder 19030
14:13 nengard         chris_n - thanks :) I can do it too if you're too busy - just wasn't sure which menu to choose
14:13 munin           chris_n: The current temperature in Dunn, North Carolina is 9.8�C (9:11 AM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 29%. Dew Point: -7.0�C. Windchill: 9.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009.0 hPa (Steady).
14:13 chris_n         @wunder 28334
14:13 chris_n         btw, I saw your bug for the quick label print menu; I'll try to get it in with my next batch of patches
14:13 nengard         np - I have special access so I can push my updates - so that's probably why it works for me while you're having issues
14:12 chris_n         tnx nengard
14:12 munin           jwagner: The current temperature in Hollywood, College Park, Maryland is 5.9�C (9:10 AM EST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 91%. Dew Point: 5.0�C. Windchill: 6.0�C. Pressure: 30.16 in 1021.2 hPa (Steady).
14:12 jwagner         @wunder 20740
14:11 nengard         or anyone at BibLibre really
14:09 chris_n         I was hoping he could
14:09 nengard         maybe hdl_laptop2 can help you with that - I just pushed my updates with no issues ....
14:09 chris_n         nengard: yes
14:09 nengard         chris_n are you still having issues getting the docs?
14:08 chris_n         hdl_laptop2 about?
14:00 Ropuch          Hehe, you're right ;>
13:54 owen            Don't be too sure Ropuch ;)
13:53 Ropuch          But i guess you've already check that one
13:53 Ropuch          /etc/apache2/sites-available/default?
13:52 Ropuch          Um
13:51 owen            Anyone know where this _default_ configuration is coming from?
13:51 owen            "_default_ VirtualHost overlap on port 80"
13:51 owen            I'm getting the default Apache page rather than the Koha opac
13:50 owen            I'm happy to report that I got Windows talking to my VirtualBox Koha server, but in the process I messed up my Apache config
13:49 imp             heyho owen
13:48 owen            Hi all
13:43 chris_n         g'morning
13:41 jdavidb         This is a copy of data from a running system to a test box with a default installation, so I don't think there's anything insanely wrong with the data.
13:40 hdl_laptop2     or you are trying to index a wrong field for your bibliorecord
13:40 jdavidb         Hm...that'd be bad.
13:39 hdl_laptop2     seems that you donot have any biblionumber in your biblio records.
13:39 jdavidb         I've done that, and re-running the index now.
13:38 jdavidb         I googled around some, and bibs with large numbers of items seem to cause that a lot.  turning on switch -x seemed to help, for most.
13:38 hdl_laptop2     This is not new for me.
13:38 hdl_laptop2     jdavidb, yes.
13:36 nengard         for the manual
13:36 nengard         sent it via email already :) wanted to know what the diff options under the cart export would look like
13:36 hdl_laptop2     nengard, yes
13:21 nengard         hdl_laptop2 around?
13:16 jdavidb         Hi, kf! :)
13:16 jwagner         Morning kf
13:16 kf              hi jwagner and jdavidb :)
13:15 jdavidb         Anyone ever seen that happen?
13:15 jdavidb         This is a new one on me...doing a rebuild_zebra, and get "Record didn't contain match fields in (bib1,Local-number)".  Indexing stops at that point, which is Kinda Bad.
13:13 jwagner         Harrumph!
13:09 Ropuch          ;>
13:04 janewagner      Network problems are SO much fun!
12:27 greenmang0      slef: ok... no problem :)
12:27 slef            greenmang0: I'm not sure and I'd have to look it up and today's my first day back in the office after a while.
12:13 greenmang0      slef: yes.. kete is there... but i want to do it without kete if possible...
12:12 greenmang0      slef: or can it be achieved in any other way?
12:12 greenmang0      slef: is Full Text Search an only option to this?
12:12 greenmang0      slef: i can use 856u field to put a location of PDF file and i can get the link when i search for a book.... but what i want to do is... i want to search the content of pdfs and koha should show up that link
12:05 greenmang0      slef: need to check archives :)
12:04 slef            greenmang0: I forget.  Hasn't there been a bit of traffic about that on the list?
11:59 magnusenger     morale: check the logs before doing anything else ;-)
11:58 magnusenger     ah, forget it, i got some file permissions mixed up!
11:56 magnusenger     ouch... i'm playing around with OPACFRBRizeEditions and ran "batchupdateISBNs.pl -noxml" to normalize the ISBNs in biblioitems.isbn. now all i get from opac-detail.pl is a Koha 404, eg: http://dev.bibpode.no/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=271191 Any ideas?
11:46 greenmang0      slef: is it my ignorance... or it is a bug? since.. it's not in admin module
11:45 greenmang0      slef: but i didn't find anything anywhere regarding Full Text Search
11:45 greenmang0      slef: hmm.... one more question... koha's features list says it supports "full text search"
11:43 slef            Does that make sense to you greenmang0?
11:43 slef            so you wouldn't need to add them as New Preferences
11:43 slef            but then those should already be loaded into the admin
11:43 slef            There is a sysprefs.sql file in the sources which should contain them all
11:42 slef            It's quite a bit of work and if anything in the source isn't listed in the admin already, that's a bug, so it's quite a bit of work to do a bugfix.
11:42 greenmang0      slef: ok...
11:41 slef            I don't know if it's documented.  You can get the variables by grepping the source for C4::Context.*preference IIRC, but then you have to read the source to find the values.
11:40 greenmang0      slef: ^^
11:40 greenmang0      where can I get the list of variables and values?... is it documented ??
11:40 greenmang0      there's an option in Koha Admin to add a New Preference ... but for that Variable and Value has to be defined... how to achieve that?
11:39 munin           greenmang0: The current temperature in Mumbai, India is 28.0�C (4:40 PM IST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Smoke. Humidity: 70%. Dew Point: 22.0�C. Pressure: 29.83 in 1010 hPa (Steady).
11:39 greenmang0      @wunder mumbai
11:27 munin           Amit: The current temperature in Bangalore, India is 22.0�C (11:30 AM IST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 80%. Dew Point: 20.0�C.
11:27 Amit            @wunder Bangalore India
11:01 slef            good idea
10:53 * Ropuch        is going to get another cup of coffee
10:53 Ropuch          Ugh, found it, silly typo in bash_profile and misinterpreting the error message
10:46 Ropuch          Hmm, vim shows it's ascii 123 so it is a opening curly bracket
10:41 Ropuch          Even my bash_profile won't execute
10:41 Ropuch          but i can't get any code displaying & wroking when switched to tty
10:41 Ropuch          Everything is working just fine while I'm using X
10:40 Ropuch          yup
10:40 slef            Ropuch: that's an odd one - braces are usually base ASCII I think
10:36 Ropuch          Good night Genjimoto
10:35 Genjimoto       okay, im off to bed. night all.
10:35 Ropuch          Hm, anyone has a clue why { } are not displayed (and interpreted) properly on my ttys?
10:16 slef            wonder if it worked
10:06 slef            now try to install again
10:06 CGI348          yeah I have done
10:03 slef            leave no_proxy empty probably
10:02 slef            is more likely I think
10:01 slef            q[http://10.1.100.7:8080]
10:01 slef            for your proxy server
10:01 CGI348          is it?
10:01 CGI348          above was the result. should i put in it    q[10.1.100.7:8080]
10:00 slef            with the right protocol name and number
09:59 slef            q[http://proxyserver.whatever:8080/]
09:58 CGI348          'no_proxy' => q[],
09:58 CGI348          'ftp_proxy' => q[],    'http_proxy' => q[],
09:58 slef            save and retry the install lines
09:58 slef            lines and put the urls for you proxy in it
09:57 slef            now look for the proxy
09:57 slef            should be ok
09:56 CGI348          is it?
09:56 CGI348          i have opened via sudo gedit /etc/perl/CPAN/Config.pm
09:56 slef            needs to be sudo
09:56 slef            open /etc/perl/CPAN/Config.pm in an editor... are you ok with that?
09:55 slef            phone brb
09:53 CGI348          ok
09:53 slef            thinking first :)
09:53 slef            actually wait a mo
09:53 slef            ok, quit that, open /etc/perl/CPAN/Config.pm
09:52 CGI348          slef: then??
09:52 slef            that's not good
09:52 slef            Autoconfigured everything but 'urllist'.
09:51 slef            reading
09:51 pastebot        "CGI348" at 192.168.15.101 pasted "err] $ sudo cpan Algorithm::CheckDigits SMS::Send HTTP::OAI" (494 lines) at http://paste.workbuffer.org/78
09:49 slef            actually paste it there and pastebot should tell us the link
09:48 slef            Amit: hi hi
09:48 slef            CGI348: paste the full error into http://paste.workbuffer.org/ and tell us the link
09:48 Amit            heya slef
09:48 slef            http://paste.workbuffer.org/
09:47 slef            help where's the pastebin?
09:47 slef            CGI348: can you paste it into
09:46 CGI348          slef: should i paste total error
09:46 CGI348          slef:it show cpan[4]>
09:43 masonj          thanx!
09:42 slef            I've asked. It says he's offline. I'll relay an answer when I get it.
09:41 masonj          just a quick thumbs up/down...
09:40 masonj          sure :)
09:40 slef            masonj: do you want me to ask him something?
09:40 slef            masonj: no but it sounds familiar so I think colleague BR might know about it.
09:39 masonj          slef: ever used/heard-of zmanda mysql-backup tool?
09:37 slef            It'll ask a lot of questions, but for all of the "Where is your ... program?" ones you should be able to just press enter to accept the suggested answer in []s
09:37 slef            then when it gets to the http_proxy and ftp_proxy parts, type the right answers in
09:36 slef            then type at the cpan> prompt o conf init
09:36 slef            ok, rerun sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell
09:36 CGI348          yeah on proxy server
09:36 masonj          http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/
09:36 masonj          follow this guide...
09:35 slef            CGI348: and do you have to use a proxy server to get onto the internet?
09:35 slef            CGI348: is there an error before the "Couldn't fetch ..."?
09:35 masonj          or your network sconfig ;)
09:35 CGI348          so wht should I do. as Im new in linux
09:35 slef            That's been wrong almost since it was written IMO.  My patches still didn't make it?
09:34 masonj          your cpan config is broken...
09:34 CGI348          self: actually I was following the instructions of 'install.debian-lenny'
09:34 slef            well, that
09:34 masonj          yep
09:34 masonj          hes following the guide, i guess...
09:34 hdl_laptop      because of INSTALL.debian
09:33 slef            hrrm, why dselect?
09:32 CGI348          self:$ sudo dpkg --set-selections < install_misc/debian-lenny.packages' and ' $ sudo apt-get install dselect    $ sudo dselect'
09:32 slef            ok, the automatic selection doesn't work for you for whatever reason
09:32 CGI348          self: by following commands
09:32 CGI348          self: yeah
09:32 slef            debian lenny
09:31 slef            excuse me while I read the recent chat history ;-)
09:31 slef            "install dselect"?
09:30 CGI348          I dont select cpan mirror but installed automatically when I install dselect
09:30 slef            to re-do the configuration and pick different server(s) or add proxy servers, enter o conf init at the cpan> prompt
09:29 slef            The key problem is "Could not fetch modules/03modlist.data.gz" which means perl can't look anything up.  It's not a koha problem but we'll try to help.
09:28 slef            (when you were doing the first run of cpan)
09:28 slef            CGI348: are you behind a firewall and what server(s) did you pick for cpan mirror?
09:26 CGI348          Could not fetch modules/03modlist.data.gzGoing to write /home/nouman/.cpan/MetadataWarning: Cannot install Algorithm::CheckDigits, don't know what it is.Try the command    i /Algorithm::CheckDigits/to find objects with matching identifiers.Warning: Cannot install SMS::Send, don't know what it is.Try the command    i /SMS::Send/to find objects with matching identifiers.Warning: Cannot install HTTP::OAI, don't know what it is.Try th
09:26 slef            chris: alive?
09:26 Genji           no idea.
09:26 CGI348          Genji: it show following what should I do now
09:22 CGI348          Genji: yeah I know, I enter there 'install Algorithm::CheckDigits SMS::Send HTTP::OAI' but still show error
09:19 Genji           you in a new prompt now?
09:19 Genji           thats not an error
09:18 CGI348          nouman@lumhs-b70715be2:~$ sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'shell'Terminal does not support AddHistory.cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.9205)ReadLine support available (maybe install Bundle::CPAN or Bundle::CPANxxl?)
09:18 CGI348          show following error
09:18 CGI348          Genji: It still not work
09:15 Genji           then type 'install Algorithm::CheckDigits SMS::Send HTTP::OAI
09:14 Genji           or even do... 'sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'shell' '
09:14 * Genji         nods.
09:14 CGI348          actually this is command for installing additional dependencies before installing koha
09:14 Genji           '
09:14 Genji           install Algorithm::CheckDigits SMS::Send HTTP::OAI
09:13 Genji           CGI348: try sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install
09:13 Genji           CGI348: what do you want ot do with them?
09:12 CGI348          $ sudo cpan Algorithm::CheckDigits SMS::Send HTTP::OAI
09:12 CGI348          this command is not running in debian lenny
09:12 CGI348          I need help koha on debian
09:10 CGI348          hi all
08:33 fredericd       ftherese: How is configured your yuipath syspref?
08:32 SelfishMan      Well, I think I will have every edit and bit of info on the wiki in multiple formats
08:30 chris           yeah thats not right
08:30 ftherese        cups takes 2 sec. from the moment the menu item is clicked, koha takes 10 sec.
08:28 ftherese        koha drags its feet even just to cycle through to a different menu item
08:28 ftherese        cups responds almost instantaneously
08:28 ftherese        I just wonder what the heck it could be doing with the requests that takes it so long to respond
08:25 ftherese        I can't reasonably expect my librarians to convert to koha if simply adding one book to the database, or even just clicking around the menus is going to be this unresponsive... I am sure that something must be mis-configured
08:24 ftherese        I still can't figure out why the response time is so slow... I enabled some of the extensions on apache, but simply accessing the front page even on the server serving as localhost there is a ridiculous amount of delay in the response
08:22 Ropuch          I've just switched from gtranslator to lokalize
08:22 chris           :)
08:22 Ropuch          ;>
08:22 * kf            working on translation... again ;)
08:22 kf              hi chris
08:22 Ropuch          Hi chris
08:22 Ropuch          Guten Tag, kf [;
08:21 chris           hi kf
08:16 kf              hi #koha
07:31 nicomo          ok, see ya brendan
07:31 imp             gn8
07:31 brendan         :)
07:31 brendan         good night all
07:31 brendan         ok - off to bed
07:31 brendan         but I do have to say --- is very dated now
07:31 nicomo          in a 2d degree sort of way, i guess
07:31 brendan         nicomo - that is / was an excellent old bond movie
07:30 imp             the old bond movies are funny imho
07:30 imp             :D
07:30 nicomo          ho-rri-ble
07:30 nicomo          2 days ago I watched Goldfinger, the 1964 James Bond
07:30 brendan         errr.  guilty
07:30 brendan         I feel like a guilt dog
07:30 nicomo          eh eh
07:29 * brendan       hangs his head in shame
07:29 brendan         Angels and Demons
07:29 nicomo          what was it?
07:29 brendan         hence why we are awake so late
07:29 brendan         horrible
07:29 nicomo          horror or horrible?
07:28 brendan         Sonja (my wife) and I just watched a horrible movie
07:28 nicomo          imp: yes, we're in the same time zone :-)
07:28 imp             8:26 (at least for me)
07:28 brendan         23:30
07:28 nicomo          what time is it?
07:28 nicomo          hi brendan
07:28 * brendan       just heading to bed :)
07:27 brendan         morning nicomo
07:14 nicomo          hello Ropuch
07:13 Ropuch          Hello imp, nicomo
07:04 nicomo          morning koha
06:58 imp             heyho Ropuch
06:57 Ropuch          Morning #koha
06:50 chris_n2        g'night
06:50 Genji           Whats the namespace of the wiki?
06:48 Genji           Mmmhmm.... no vendor lock in...
06:47 chris           no
06:47 Genji           does anyone not LL have admin access to doku?
06:47 chris           https://launchpad.net/ubuntu
06:46 chris           of course the most famous is
06:46 chris           does stuff like https://launchpad.net/gwibber
06:46 chris           https://launchpad.net/
06:45 Genji           whats launchpad?
06:45 chris           im going to look into launchpad
06:45 chris           i was talking to some colleagues at beer oclock
06:44 chris           there are a bunch of features if you have admin access
06:44 Genji           Wish there was a 'export' button... or a list of all the pages that actually exist on doku.
06:43 Genji           I tried, failed. theres just too much.
06:43 chris           well done guys
06:42 Genji           Cool.
06:41 imp             yes, i'm to lazy to remove the ones that does not exists (but they are only 12 lines long, so i really don't care)
06:40 Genji           that all of them, imp?
06:40 imp             32M  4. Dez 07:38 koha-bugs.tar.gz
06:23 Genji           hoping that it compresses well.
06:21 * Genji         nods. "Agreed.. so just let it run.
06:21 SelfishMan      but I didn't really specify any restrictions and I'm not up for restarting it
06:21 Genji           export_raw's would of given you less mb's.
06:21 SelfishMan      Yeah, I figured as much
06:21 Genji           wiki.koha.org/doku.php?do=export_raw&id=rachelskatipoplan
06:20 Genji           for instance]
06:19 Genji           wiki.koha.org/doku.php?do=export_xhtml&id=acquisition
06:19 Genji           ya, you got some unnecessary pages.
06:14 SelfishMan      currently fetched pages
06:14 SelfishMan      http://selfishman.net/wikispider.txt
06:11 Genji           k.
06:11 SelfishMan      it spidered into other sites but that should be only one level
06:11 Genji           And how deep did you let it go?
06:11 Genji           ...
06:11 SelfishMan      I think I forgot to restrict it to wiki.koha.org
06:11 Genji           what?
06:11 SelfishMan      oh crap
06:11 Genji           looking at wget docs.. i have no idea if it can exclude links when mirroring.
06:10 SelfishMan      I probably should have made it play nice
06:09 SelfishMan      ah, ok
06:09 SelfishMan      increasing fairly fast
06:09 SelfishMan      25,468 objects
06:09 SelfishMan      25,444 objects
06:09 pianohacker     atz and gmcharlt (when they worked for liblime) were the only ones
06:09 munin           Genji: I have not seen Joshua.
06:09 Genji           @seen Joshua
06:09 munin           Genji: I have not seen kados.
06:09 SelfishMan      hmm
06:09 Genji           @seen kados
06:09 munin           Genji: I have not seen josh.
06:09 Genji           @seen josh
06:08 pianohacker     SelfishMan: not for a while
06:08 Genji           Some links you don't need.. like backtrack links and export_ links.
06:08 SelfishMan      Aren't there still ll people in here?
06:08 Genji           Ah. much better than httrack.
06:08 SelfishMan      wget still
06:08 Genji           what are you using anyway?
06:08 SelfishMan      I have plenty of bandwidth and disk space to spare
06:07 SelfishMan      oh yeah
06:07 * Genji         nods. 1.6G.... can you afford to let it run?
06:07 SelfishMan      I honestly might just let it run
06:06 Genji           i have no idea.
06:06 Genji           maybe some are aliases.
06:06 SelfishMan      last fetched: http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:rfcs3.2:pqf_search&idx=en%3Aorganisations
06:06 Genji           only got up to 7k.
06:06 SelfishMan      I think it might be time to stop
06:06 Genji           omg...
06:06 SelfishMan      25,308 objects retrieved
06:05 SelfishMan      Somehow, I'm over 1.6GB but it keeps fetching what looks like legit objects
06:04 SelfishMan      Genji: how many objects did you fetch with httrack?
06:02 SelfishMan      yep
05:55 Genji_spidering Anyway, ill start again with it tomorrow. net  gets slloooowww about this time.
05:55 Genji_spidering seems like, if we had access to the ftp ... this could be done quite easily.
05:51 pianohacker     Genji_spidering: If you're willing to get page names and do a bit of scripting, you could use this: http://www.dokuwiki.org/export
05:49 Genji_spidering ... I hereby realise that LL has done us a huge disservice.
05:48 Genji_spidering doesn't give me the urls in the names.
05:48 Genji_spidering which is also stupid.
05:47 Genji_spidering err.. pavuk.
05:47 Genji_spidering stopped using httrack... showed signs of going forever. now trying out pavel
05:43 * pianohacker   shrugs
05:00 Genji_spidering does anyone have an estimate at how big the wiki is?
04:49 Genji_spidering maybe some circular references... might of made the mistake of making depth too deep.
04:48 pianohacker     maybe some uploaded media?
04:45 Genji_spidering this is insane... 433 mb of wiki.
04:33 pianohacker     evil, evil canadian air (apparently that's the cause of 15° temps on a sunny day)
04:33 brendan         bbiab
04:32 brendan         but still cold for us
04:32 brendan         errr... pianohacker's
04:32 brendan         I don't get close to pianhacker's temp
04:32 brendan         brrr....
04:32 munin           brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 9.0�C (8:26 PM PST on December 03, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 79%. Dew Point: 6.0�C. Windchill: 9.0�C. Pressure: 30.06 in 1017.8 hPa (Rising).
04:32 brendan         @wunder 93117
04:31 Genji_spidering wow.. wiki.koha... 427 MB and still going.
03:51 pianohacker     christ on a pony, I didn't realize it was that cold
03:51 munin           pianohacker: The current temperature in Franklin Ave - Downtown, Canon City, Colorado is -10.5�C (8:45 PM MST on December 03, 2009). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 60%. Dew Point: -17.0�C. Windchill: -10.0�C. Pressure: 30.18 in 1021.9 hPa (Steady).
03:51 pianohacker     @wunder 81212
03:28 munin           Amit: The current temperature in Bangalore, India is 21.0�C (5:30 AM IST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: 18.0�C.
03:28 Amit            @wunder Bangalore India
03:28 munin           Amit: The current temperature in Dehradun, India is 13.0�C (5:30 AM IST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 88%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.99 in 1015 hPa.
03:28 Amit            @wunder Dehradun India
03:28 munin           Amit: The current temperature in New Delhi, India is 14.0�C (8:30 AM IST on December 04, 2009). Conditions: Shallow Fog. Humidity: 88%. Dew Point: 12.0�C. Pressure: 30.04 in 1017 hPa (Steady).
03:28 Amit            @wunder New Delhi India
03:22 Amit            everything is fine
03:21 brendan         how are you today amit
03:21 brendan         sorry amit - that wasn't for you :)
03:21 brendan         if you wanted to reread it --> http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/today
03:21 brendan         hi amit
03:21 Amit            hi brendan, chris. chris_n2
03:15 SelfishMan      s/this morning/7 hours ago/
03:15 SelfishMan      Is the stuff from this morning posted yet?
02:25 jransom         ohh - well there you go :)
02:06 pianohacker     using the /topic command
02:06 pianohacker     jransom: Anyone can change the topic
01:36 jransom         can someone who does the message at the top for next meetings make sure that the 5 jan meeting for koha community is recorded somewhere too please.
01:24 Genji_spidering I believe the Koha community has written quite a few books worth of wiki
01:23 Genji_spidering updated stats: 357 MB 6284 files
01:22 * Genji         Genji_spidering
01:22 Genji           okay, im out for a bit. gotta go shopping. laters all.
00:27 brendan         I can only find the UNIMARC version on the git tree
00:26 brendan         is that available anywhere?
00:26 brendan         MARC21slim2intranetDetail.xsl
00:21 Genji           WooT!
00:20 richard         ah sorry called away. yeah we would be happy to host it
00:16 pianohacker     I've also had the pastebot crammed in there, but I think the log is more important
00:15 Genji           pianohacker++
00:14 Genji           the question came up, who will host a new koha website, if negotiations with LL fail? A poetic answer would be Katipo. Katipo + HLT, back together again kinda thing. Catalyst is also a possiblity. Whats your opinion?
00:13 richard         been in perpetual meetings but will have a look
00:12 Genji           read the log of the meeting?
00:12 richard         hi Genji
00:12 Genji           hiya richard~