Time  Nick              Message
23:48 chris             back
23:19 cait              ok, time to sleep here - bye #koha
23:15 moodaepo          How I long for days on +ve side of the Dew Point. Today is warmer than yesterday. The colour of the day is bright white.
23:13 munin             cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 2.0�C (12:00 AM CET on February 19, 2010). Conditions: Mist. Humidity: 89%. Dew Point: 0.0�C. Pressure: 29.59 in 1002 hPa (Falling).
23:13 cait              @wunder konstanz
23:13 munin             brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 14.5�C (3:08 PM PST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 9.0�C. Pressure: 29.90 in 1012.4 hPa (Steady).
23:13 brendan           @wunder 93117
23:13 cait              @wunder konstanz
23:12 munin             braedon|work: The current temperature in Tauranga Aerodrome Aws, New Zealand is 22.0�C (10:00 AM NZDT on February 19, 2010). Conditions: . Humidity: 63%. Dew Point: 16.0�C. Pressure: 29.66 in 1004 hPa (Rising).
23:12 braedon|work      @wunder tauranga nz
23:10 munin             moodaepo: The current temperature in Mankato, Minnesota is -5.0�C (4:55 PM CST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 59%. Dew Point: -12.0�C. Windchill: -9.0�C. Pressure: 30.13 in 1020 hPa (Falling).
23:10 moodaepo          @wunder 56001
23:06 sekjal            goodnight, all
23:04 sekjal            well, that's a project for later.  Now I must get myself out of the office, grab some dinner, and prepare for tomorrow mornings upgrade
23:03 sekjal            would that my phone could just listen through the browser, but no
23:03 sekjal            I've got to grab me a copy of the referenced podcast
23:01 collum_           Ah.  Just reading the logs.  I haven't listened yet. It just downloaded to my itunes a few minutes ago.
22:59 Jo                brendan :)
22:59 Jo                Frances sounds like she's talking under the ocean - I just can't make ouit the words at all
22:59 chris             bbiab
22:59 brendan           we don't have accents :)
22:58 Jo                maybe its the accents that means i have to concentrate so hard
22:58 chris             sekjal: yep
22:58 Jo                sitting here gazing into space listening and thinking
22:58 Jo                (if my boss could see me know I'd get slapped. impossible to type and listen to this ....
22:57 sekjal            I'd prefer a vendor that really cared about me and my institution.
22:57 sekjal            "large" brings to mind corporate, and cold, and uncaring.
22:55 sekjal            I'm not sure "large" is the best adjective to market a Koha vendor
22:54 chris             :-)
22:54 collum_           It's not difficult.
22:54 gmcharlt          collum_: you're evidently 4.7 defense contractors large ;)
22:54 brendan           heh - first time colloquy has crashed on me
22:54 * chris           knew that would confuse ya :)
22:53 collum_           huh?
22:52 chris             heck collum_ has 4.7 many patches :)
22:47 chris             http://stats.workbuffer.org/koha-combined-history/authors.html#commits_by_domains would be my answer to John
22:46 Jo                thanks
22:46 chris             http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/today
22:46 Jo                wish I could navigate that wiki ....
22:45 Jo                can someone flick me a link to todays irc log
22:45 chris             interesting podcast tho
22:45 Jo                hi Brerndan
22:45 chris             i can think of at least 7 metrics where they are 2nd smallest
22:45 chris             god damn i hate marketing
22:44 chris             i take issue with that
22:44 chris             PTFS second largest vendor?
22:44 brendan           hi Jo
22:43 Jo                very cool
22:43 chris             srdjan is working on a patch now
22:43 chris             well it'll be 4 pretty shortly
22:42 Jo                6 developers Chris - really! Thats astounding.
22:42 chris             yeah we were all just discussing it
22:42 Jo                http://bit.ly/bswzhX
22:42 Jo                Hi Chris
22:42 Jo                Listening to Library Gand 2.0 talking about open source library systems: nice putting a voice to Nicole Engard, John Yokley
22:42 chris             hiya Jo
22:39 chris             [off] exactly and that seems to be my worry when anyone says governance i hear "do what i say"
22:39 gmcharlt          [off] it's an interesting thing, that focus about governance, considering that libraries don't exactly get any direct say in the governance of a proprietary ILS software project
22:37 chris             so much focus on governance, so much lack of understanding on how that could logistically work
22:35 chris             [off] ill be interested to hear others take on that
22:35 chris             round the 34 min mark
22:35 chris             [off] john yokley really sounds like he wants PTFS to 'own' Koha
22:33 chris             this is really interesting
22:33 chris_n           bbl
22:31 masonj            heya, weather is sweet out here
22:31 brendan           hiya mason
22:30 * chris_n         waves back
22:30 chris             hiya masonj
22:30 * masonj          waves from kapiti
22:30 * chris_n         imagines a predator
22:30 brendan           "had to concur with nicole on that"  you go nengard++
22:29 braedon|work      brendan: talin sounds like a sci-fi name
22:29 chris_n           Yokley must be drawing from his recent survey
22:29 chris             one, from richard
22:29 chris             the commercial vs community
22:28 chris_n           which?
22:28 chris             wow, what a weird question
22:28 brendan           talin sounds like such a serious name
22:26 chris             heh
22:25 chris_n           heh, I get a 404 error when clicking on Talin Bingham's link
22:19 chris_n           it comes from heavy compression iirc
22:19 brendan           nice word artifacts
22:18 chris             yeah
22:18 chris_n           lots of artifacts in her audio
22:17 brendan           yeah hard to hear fances
22:14 chris_n           "re-ignition"... nice word
22:13 chris             no, really bad sound levels
22:12 cait              ok, so its not just my bad english g
22:11 chris             wow, i cant understand a word frances is saying
22:06 chris             i hope nicole pounds that out of the court
22:06 chris             lol
22:06 chris             formal governance
22:06 chris             exactly
22:06 schuster          at this point.
22:05 chris             well from the horses mouth, john yokley said we couldnt complete the deal at this point
22:05 brendan           schuster were are listening to http://librarygang.talis.com/
22:05 schuster          who buy LibLime? PTFS?  I heard a rumor that it isn't a dead possibility.
22:05 brendan           that be a loud *sigh*
22:04 chris             *sigh*
22:01 chris             the way they pronounce Koha makes my ears hurt
22:00 chris             i wonder if that means they are gonna try to buy liblime again later
22:00 brendan           yeah I caught that too
22:00 chris             "at this point"
21:59 chris             ohhh interesting
21:59 richard           yep it's all reliant on him
21:58 chris             we need thd-away
21:58 chris             only way for him to get ops, is to bump us all off
21:58 brendan           ah si is here maybe he can work his magic again
21:57 brendan           going to need si back or get thd-away to promote some peeps
21:57 chris             yeah we need thd to wander in
21:57 cait              I listened to it earlier today, but did not understand everything
21:57 brendan           oh man not too many ops on channel
21:56 brendan           me too
21:56 chris             listening now
21:56 brendan           nengard++
21:56 chris             yep
21:55 brendan           always it seems, but at least we've got nengard there
21:55 * chris           will have to listen ... altho the track record of the podcasts leads me to believe it will be heavily leaning towards proprietary
21:55 brendan           yup friday feb. 12th
21:55 * brendan         checks nengard calender
21:54 brendan           I think on the 12th
21:54 chris             heh good question
21:54 gmcharlt          was it recorded before or after 11 February?
21:53 brendan           featuring nengard and john yokley
21:53 brendan           looks like the new library gang podcast is posted
21:53 brendan           http://librarygang.talis.com/
21:50 brendan           :)
21:50 brendan           ok I retract my n
21:50 braedon|work      brendann?
21:50 braedon|work      but now he has two n's!
21:50 chris             its cos i was talking to brenda on identica at the same time :)
21:49 * brendan         likes his name
21:49 * brendan         hands chris an n too
21:48 chris             heh
21:48 * braedon|work    hands chris a n
21:45 munin             brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 14.9�C (1:43 PM PST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 10.0�C. Pressure: 29.92 in 1013.1 hPa (Falling).
21:45 brendan           @wunder 93117
21:45 brendan           thanks 8)
21:45 * chris           hands brenda a /
21:44 brendan           .away
21:09 chris_n           yup
21:09 cait              3.4 )
21:09 cait              just wanted to say that :) Ergonomics of  smart-rules and circulation parameters (rfc for 3.2
21:09 chris_n           so maybe that one should be put on the list for 3.4
21:09 chris_n           hdl has some further enhancements to the smart rules which I think he is trying to finish up
21:08 cait              chris_n: it is annoying, an update button would be a great enhancement
21:07 chris_n           then have an update button to round it off
21:07 * chris_n         was thinking those could be text fields in the table and just pre-populate with rule data
21:07 wizzyrea_laptop   just a little annoying.
21:07 wizzyrea_laptop   but we don't change rules all that often, so it's not SUPER annoying
21:07 wizzyrea_laptop   :)
21:07 wizzyrea_laptop   yes, I do, actually
21:06 chris_n           wizzyrea_laptop: do you also find it annoying to have to re-enter all fields to change an existing rule?
21:05 wizzyrea_laptop   so I will file it as an enhancement bug, since it's merely annoying that you can't clone the other rules
21:04 wizzyrea_laptop   well... it's new since our production server, and we have the smart rules
21:03 owen              So I guess incomplete now that rules are more complex and varied.
21:02 owen              I think that when the cloning process was written there may not have been other tables?
21:02 wizzyrea_laptop   good, ok, it's not just us. So, is that intentional or just incomplete?
21:01 chris             :)
21:01 owen              wizzyrea_laptop: Yes, it only clones the rules in that one table
21:01 cait              chris: I m working on translation of installer sql files too, will translate everything you throw in my direction ;)
21:01 chris             fredericd did all the hardwork
21:01 cait              chris: cool!
21:01 wizzyrea_laptop   yep
21:00 chris             cait: http://translate.koha.org/de/sysprefs/
21:00 owen              smart-rules.pl?
21:00 wizzyrea_laptop   er, cloning rules in system administration, I mean
21:00 wizzyrea_laptop   is that a feature or a bug
20:59 wizzyrea_laptop   ?
20:59 wizzyrea_laptop   only the top table clones? not the rest of them
20:59 wizzyrea_laptop   question about cloning rules in sysprefs
20:59 wizzyrea_laptop   O.O
20:59 chris             and then you can yell you're fired at them
20:56 wizzyrea_laptop   gmcharlt: you need a reserves apprentice
20:56 gmcharlt          but there are ~15 place that I'll need to check
20:56 * wizzyrea_laptop hopes that she's right and that a lot of stuff hangs on that
20:55 gmcharlt          thinking about it a bit more, I think defining a found status of 'T' is the way to go
20:55 owen              Okay, thanks, I'll file a bug
20:55 gmcharlt          owen: yes - please file a bug for that or point me to the bug number
20:55 Sharon            green means on shelf, red means not available physically
20:54 owen              So gmcharlt you agree that it looks like there is a bug in that section of build_holds_queue.pl?
20:54 Sharon            never mind, I like the idea of having just red and green
20:54 Sharon            will do
20:53 wizzyrea_laptop   i believe so
20:53 owen              Is the LibLime demo now running LEK?
20:53 wizzyrea_laptop   iirc
20:53 wizzyrea_laptop   it's LEK iir
20:52 wizzyrea_laptop   the demo on LL site wouldn't have that data?
20:52 gmcharlt          Sharon: yes, please add your notes on color preferences to 2655
20:52 * owen            is tempted to find a LEK customer and ask them if it's fixed for them
20:51 owen              :D
20:51 owen              I would do that: no need to break out "in transit" and "on hold" if the upshot is that the patron can't find it on the shelf.
20:51 * gmcharlt        looks at the CC list for that bug and goes "meep!"
20:51 wizzyrea_laptop   we've harped on it forever with them
20:51 wizzyrea_laptop   and LL said they would fix it
20:51 gmcharlt          owen: your wish is my command
20:51 Sharon            owen that bug has bothered us from the beginning
20:50 Sharon            or combine on hold and in transit as "unavailable" and put a count next to the results
20:50 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2655 major, P2, ---, jmf@liblime.com, REOPENED, Items waiting on the hold shelf display as "Available" in OPAC
20:50 owen              Yeah that's definitely Bug 2655. I'd make that a blocker for 3.2 if I was in charge.
20:49 Sharon            yellow means it's not checked out, but most likely will be unless the hold is canceled
20:49 Sharon            red means it's in transit
20:48 Sharon            available should mean a patron can go to the shelf and pull the book.
20:48 Sharon            owen search results page, where the green available notes and red (3 in transit) notes show up
20:47 Sharon            causing item-level hold confusion and odd behavior
20:47 Sharon            Unfortunately the Local Holds item type creates/behaves like an item-level hold
20:47 SJeffery          Is there a way to check what development work is being done on the Z39 record-importation functions?
20:47 owen              Sharon: are the color issues you're talking about on the search results page or the detail page?
20:46 wizzyrea_laptop   (we try really hard not to do item level holds @ nekls)
20:45 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3792 normal, P3, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Checking out on-hold item to someone else replaces item-level hold with next available
20:45 jwagner           And just in case it feeds into the whole problem/ solution, see Bug 3792
20:45 Sharon            good, they're both documented....now just to get fixes! :-)
20:45 Sharon            yep, that's the other concern.
20:45 Sharon            owen should I add a comment about my color preference for 2655? ;-)
20:44 owen              Sharon I think that makes sense. Is that what bug 3344 is talking about?
20:43 Sharon            Also, with the holds priority list, in transit items show up at the top of the holds priority list in a funky order.  Can they be pulled and put down at the bottom of the list with a status of 'in transit' similar to the 'waiting' items?
20:43 munin             04Bug 2655: major, P2, ---, jmf@liblime.com, REOPENED, Items waiting on the hold shelf display as "Available" in OPAC
20:43 owen              Sharon: http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2655
20:43 Sharon            I'm a color person - in the OPAC, in transit items are red, available are green.  The problem is that items waiting on a holds shelf are green - show as available.  CAn these be 'orange' or 'yellow'?
20:42 gmcharlt          owen: there was, kinda sorta, but that fell apart with item-level requests
20:42 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3344 enhancement, P5, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Hold priority list needs additional status for items assigned but not waiting
20:42 wizzyrea_laptop   bug 3344
20:41 owen              I always thought there was an interim value for "found" between NULL and W, I guess I was wrong.
20:41 owen              Right, I was just figuring that out
20:41 gmcharlt          the reason why itemnumber not null is not sufficient is the case of item-level hold requests
20:40 wizzyrea_laptop   gmcharlt: we have a bug to add that as well
20:40 wizzyrea_laptop   of what you are describing
20:40 cait              tell me when I can help you with something
20:40 wizzyrea_laptop   I think this might be another side effect
20:40 gmcharlt          meaning that hte item is allocated for a hold but is in transit
20:40 gmcharlt          or perhaps define a new value for found : 'T'
20:39 gmcharlt          subquery would then either have to include a join on branchtransfers
20:39 owen              I don't know wizzyrea_laptop, I was trying to figure out whether items which have already been allocated for a hold are showing up on the hold queue
20:39 chris             ill have to look into over the weekend
20:39 gmcharlt          ah - gotcha
20:39 chris             cait: guess not then :(
20:39 munin             04Bug 3595: normal, P5, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Items seen at checkin should always go to 1st priority hold
20:39 wizzyrea_laptop   ?
20:39 wizzyrea_laptop   http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3595
20:39 wizzyrea_laptop   owen, like this
20:39 cait              chris: cant find my examples in po
20:39 owen              (sorry--need to specify that this is a hold at another branch)
20:38 owen              Not before the item has been checked in and confirmed at its destination branch
20:38 gmcharlt          hmm - at that point found should be set to 'W'
20:37 owen              When I check in a hold and confirm it, the itemnumber is added to the line in the reserve table but "found" is still NULL
20:37 wizzyrea_laptop   that LL was supposed to fix in sept!
20:37 wizzyrea_laptop   owen! Yes! this is one of our major bugs I think...
20:36 owen              gmcharlt: selecting itemnumbers where itemnumber IS NOT NULL AND (found IS NOT NULL OR priority = 0) is going to exclude items which have been allocated for holds but not made waiting
20:35 owen              gmcharlt: I'm not sure if I'm understanding it all correctly, but I'm concerned that this isn't working right
20:35 cait              wow
20:35 cait              8675 words need attention
20:34 brendan           been busy on #koha channel
20:34 owen              I'm looking at the subquery you added in that commit
20:34 owen              gmcharlt: http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=Koha;a=commitdiff;h=8588c7d79eae2c4c0f1aa071d3ff4d754c14904b
20:34 gmcharlt          owen: what's up?
20:34 moodaepo          or maybe the relogin did help?
20:34 owen              gmcharlt still around?
20:33 moodaepo          brendan: Hey! I was thinking my connection was crapped so relogged into koha...wow it's been quiet today : )
20:32 chris             i dunno if it's any better
20:32 chris             cait: http://translate.koha.org/de/
20:32 brendan           hi moodaepo
20:29 munin             moodaepo: The current temperature in Mankato, Minnesota is -5.0�C (2:15 PM CST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 68%. Dew Point: -10.0�C. Windchill: -9.0�C. Pressure: 30.13 in 1020 hPa (Falling).
20:29 moodaepo          @wunder 56001
20:28 owen              Wow "GetItemsAvailableToFillHoldRequestsForBib" is a real mouthful :)
20:26 wizzyrea_laptop   hrm.
20:26 owen              wizzyrea_laptop: That's what I fear
20:25 wizzyrea_laptop   owen: obvious question, this is after regenerating the queue, right?
20:24 * ebegin          is now unstuck :)
20:21 ebegin            ... and i'm stuck with an Every derived table must have its own alias because of my UNION
20:18 * ebegin          is looking for a SQL request to get the X borrower with the higher number of issues (current and past)...
20:17 wizzyrea_laptop   of course we have this one giant variable in our system: the selfchecks
20:17 owen              right now I'm trying to figure out if items are remaining on the holds queue list because there are still items available to fulfill the hold
20:16 wizzyrea_laptop   iknorite
20:16 owen              Bring painkillers.
20:16 wizzyrea_laptop   owen: we are doing a bug hold debugging/testing stint tomorrow
20:15 cait              chris: ok! :)
20:15 chris             cait: im just trying updating the de po files, ill let you know when its done and you can check them
20:13 munin             brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 15.5�C (12:12 PM PST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 73%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.94 in 1013.8 hPa (Steady).
20:13 brendan           @wunder 93117
20:13 munin             chris_n: The current temperature in Erwin, North Carolina is 10.0�C (2:41 PM EST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 28%. Dew Point: -8.0�C. Windchill: 8.0�C. Pressure: 29.92 in 1013 hPa (Falling).
20:13 chris_n           @wunder 28334
20:13 munin             cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 3.0�C (9:00 PM CET on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Mist. Humidity: 80%. Dew Point: 1.0�C. Pressure: 29.62 in 1003 hPa (Rising).
20:13 cait              @wunder Konstanz
20:13 cait              hi Ropuch
20:13 chris_n           hi Ropuch
20:13 chris_n           at which point I had the current ver w/the InnoDB engine compiled
20:13 Ropuch            Evening #koha
20:13 chris_n           and then upgrade all mysql stuff
20:12 chris_n           then switch my sources back to karmic
20:12 chris_n           and install from jaunty
20:12 chris_n           completely remove all mysql stuff
20:12 chris_n           I had to set all my sources pointed to jaunty
20:12 owen              *whew*
20:11 chris_n           unless you get there via 9.04 and do a distro upgrade
20:11 chris_n           owen's observations set me on the solution, but I would *not* recommend using Ubuntu 9.10 for anything Koha atm
20:10 chris_n           the hammer worked
20:10 chris_n           hehe
20:10 chris_n           I don't even think my gps could have plotted that route?
20:10 jwagner           chris_n, job security?
20:10 chris_n           whew... back online using InnoDB engine a mere 6 hours later :-P
20:07 chris             nope
20:07 cait              but keeping them English is not the right solution I think :)
20:06 chris             but not too big
20:06 chris             right, those are bigger fixes, the script needs to be made to depend on a hidden input rather than the submit button
20:06 cait              I think the one in serials is fixed now
20:06 cait              gmcharlt is right, there were buttons in serials that broke when translated and one that kept me from changing message preferences.
20:02 chris             ok, i should be able to get them back without to much difficulty then
20:01 cait              I do
20:01 chris             and you think they used to work?
20:01 cait              chris: I think this is kind of a blocker in translation - they are in prominent places and my librarians are unhappy
20:01 wizzyrea_laptop   not to mention a lack of DB level access
20:01 wizzyrea_laptop   but we have too many variables to narrow it down
20:01 wizzyrea_laptop   owen! brilliant! thank you for reporting that one with all the details, we've been seeing that too
20:00 chris             it may be like gmcharlt says, the system breaks if they are translated .. those ones need a bigger fix, or it might be they just got missed
20:00 cait              chris: ok thx
20:00 chris             i don't know why they disappeared in the first place
19:59 chris             we'll soon find out
19:59 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4208 critical, P1, ---, chris@bigballofwax.co.nz, NEW, Many submit buttons are not translatable in 3.2
19:59 cait              chris: have you seen bug 4208? will updated po files include "buttons"?
19:57 braedon|work      will setting the checked out date for an item in the marc record before import break things? or is koha happy to have items checked out to no one?
19:54 * chris_n         grabs a hammer and heads off to the server room >:-)
19:53 gmcharlt          ok
19:53 chris             gmcharlt: im going to update all the .po files today to catch all the template changes, will send a pull request after that
19:52 braedon|work      gmcharlt: chris_n: -r won't be a problem for our systems, but i wonder what zebraqueue/cron zebra was doing in it's at least 3 hours of using 80% cpu, if not removing biblios
19:51 * chris           gets more coffee
19:51 chris             thats way too exciting for friday morning
19:50 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4040 normal, P5, ---, gmcharlt@gmail.com, NEW, Checking in an already confirmed on-hold item results in duplicate dialogs
19:50 owen              Behold, exciting new details on Bug 4040.
19:49 gmcharlt          hi chris
19:49 chris_n           heya chris
19:49 gmcharlt          always running -r after an import is an option, but not one that scales for large databases
19:49 chris             morning
19:48 gmcharlt          braedon|work: it *ought* to be able to handle it
19:48 braedon|work      s/eprhaps/perhaps/
19:48 chris_n           and runs -r always
19:47 * chris_n         has had a similar problem
19:47 braedon|work      should i have waited for the cron jobs to remove the old biblios before importing again eprhaps?
19:47 braedon|work      had to run rebuild_zebra.pl -r -b -v to get rid of them
19:46 braedon|work      hours later, it finally stops, and still have old results
19:46 braedon|work      reverted a batch, imported it again, ran rebuild_zebra -b -v to get the new data in fast, and then left the cron job to handle the cleanup
19:44 braedon|work      seem to though
19:44 braedon|work      't
19:44 braedon|work      didn
19:44 braedon|work      that is what i thought
19:43 gmcharlt          braedon|work: when a bib is reverted, a zebraqueue entry should get added, and rebuild_zebra.pl -b -z shoudl pick up the delete
19:38 munin             brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 15.4�C (11:37 AM PST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 75%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.95 in 1014.1 hPa (Falling).
19:38 brendan           @wunder 93117
19:35 richard           hi
19:32 wizzyrea_laptop   we like to say there's nothing brute force and ignorance can't fix
19:31 braedon|work      should rebuild_zebra remove indexes for biblios removed from the library via the undo import feature?
19:29 * chris_n         suddenly remembers that brute force is usually followed by brute stupidity
19:28 owen              /usr/sbin/mysqld  Ver 5.1.37-1ubuntu5.1 for debian-linux-gnu on i486 ((Ubuntu))
19:28 chris_n           owen: what does /usr/sbin/mysqld -V on your system say?
19:26 * chris_n         resorts to brute force
19:24 owen              Oh, from Reserves.pm: F(inished) : the reserve has been completed, and is done
19:22 owen              Aren't there some circumstances under which you would expect the "found" column in the reserves table to say "F," or am I misremembering?
19:02 ebegin            thanks gmcharlt.
19:02 gmcharlt          there will be string changes, but not so many that you can't get started on fr-CA
19:02 owen              It's like seeing someone in the Matrix die because their body died
19:01 gmcharlt          ebegin: beta first week of march, as close to 1 march as I can manage
19:01 gmcharlt          alas!
19:00 * jwagner         says goodbye. So long, farewell, Auf Weidersehn, good night....
19:00 * owen            waves
18:59 jwagner           and jdavidb too
18:59 owen              *sniff*
18:59 owen              Everyone say your goodbyes to jwagner!
18:59 * jwagner         snarls -- expletive deleted power just went out. Tiny UPS on my PC won't last but a few minutes....
18:49 ebegin            lol
18:49 chris_n           does not seem to work... ;)
18:48 chris_n           sudo apt-get convert2debian
18:47 * owen            checks his watch
18:47 * ebegin          thinking about the fr-CA translation...
18:47 ebegin            what is the ETA for 3.2?
18:20 gmcharlt          chris_n: c'mon, it's what all the cool kids do
18:06 * chris_n         begins to consider throwing out ubuntu in favor of debian
18:03 owen              Just needs better placement in the template I suspect.
18:01 wizzyrea_laptop   beeping when it does something = good
18:01 wizzyrea_laptop   beeping on the checkin/checkout page = eh
18:01 wizzyrea_laptop   with nengard on that
18:00 wizzyrea_laptop   i agree
17:53 nengard_          i jump every time it beeps
17:53 nengard_          i know a lot of people wanted this - but it's so so so not for me
17:53 nengard_          LOL
17:52 owen              Because "Yay! I'm checking in!" ?
17:52 nengard_          okay - playing with sounds on circ - why do i need a beep when i visit the check in page?  shouldn't that happen after i perform an action?
17:49 nengard_          owen - yeah that might work as long as it wraps well :)
17:29 owen              nengard_: If it looked like it does on the search results page would that be better? Or perhaps have the display controlled by the OPACItemsResultsDisplay pref?
17:28 nengard_          owen - yeah - that I know - but I don't remember seeing this implemented when I did the lists documentation
17:27 nengard_          anyway - I have a request that I'll submit to bugzilla - that we have a preference (yes yes I know - too many preferences) to turn this on or off - cause I'm looking at a list right now where 1 bib has 15 items and they're all showing making the list longer than i really intended
17:27 owen              That's a difference between LEK and HEAD
17:26 nengard_          wait - but weren't we asking for it just yesterday?
17:25 owen              nengard_: Looks like it happened in December: "Matthias Meusburger 2009-12-03 11:58:44"
17:24 wizzyrea_laptop   oh wowie there are more patches lol
17:23 nengard_          hey - who added locations to lists? i can't see a patch for that - but it's in my recent pull of HEAD
17:18 wizzyrea_laptop   well if it's fringe to mac/ubuntu then it's not that big of a deal (to me anyway)
17:18 wizzyrea_laptop   strange indeed
17:17 owen              It's as if Firefox on Ubuntu and Mac has different understanding of how "font-family:inherit" should work. Weird.
17:16 wizzyrea_laptop   ever*
17:16 wizzyrea_laptop   jing is my best friend every, next to my iphone
17:15 wizzyrea_laptop   kool. glad that helped
17:14 owen              Okay, I see that on Firefox/Ubuntu too.
17:14 wizzyrea_laptop   search catalog is consistent with check in
17:13 wizzyrea_laptop   sry for the dupe
17:13 wizzyrea_laptop   http://screencast.com/t/NWFiZDdmZWY
17:13 wizzyrea_laptop   http://screencast.com/t/Njc3YmI4
17:12 wizzyrea_laptop   http://screencast.com/t/Njc3YmI4
17:11 wizzyrea_laptop   firefox/mac
17:11 wizzyrea_laptop   un moment, will screenshot
17:10 owen              On the circulation page? What platform/browser?
17:09 wizzyrea_laptop   check out is serif, check in is sans serif
17:09 wizzyrea_laptop   intranet
17:08 wizzyrea_laptop   the search header
17:08 owen              wizzyrea_laptop: Where?
17:08 wizzyrea_laptop   the font in the checkout search box is different from the font in the check in search box
17:08 wizzyrea_laptop   erg, another nitpicky
17:06 Colin             I assume there's a mysql-innodb or innodb package somewhere
17:05 chris_n           this is 5.1.37
17:05 Colin             I think so you aldo need mysql 5.1.33 or greater
17:04 chris_n           Colin: so the innodb plugin is a separate package?
17:03 Colin             chris_n:There was a mysql bug which caused the innodb plugin to fail and Ubuntu use that rather than compiling innodb in
17:02 * tekonivel       is trying to fugure out which version to translate
16:59 * jwagner         watches paint dry while waiting for bugzilla to respond....
16:55 owen              chris_n: I know I have upgraded, so I guess that's most likely true
16:55 Colin             The version on the CD is innodb-free can you possibly update from elsewhere?
16:55 chris_n           owen: did you start at 9.04 and then upgrade?
16:54 * chris_n         scratches his head
16:54 owen              My "about ubuntu" says 9.10
16:54 chris_n           well, I see karmic repos
16:54 chris_n           I'm at 9.10
16:54 chris_n           ahh... ubuntu 9.04
16:53 pastebot          "owen" at 192.168.15.101 pasted "Ubuntu 9.10 /etc/apt/sources.list" (53 lines) at http://paste.workbuffer.org/2
16:52 chris_n           maybe I have the kiddie pool repos installed :-)
16:51 chris_n           owen: could you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list to paste.workbuffer.org?
16:50 owen              ...and you can bet I didn't compile it myself.
16:50 owen              chris_n: I get "YES"
16:50 chris_n           1 row in set (0.00 sec)
16:50 chris_n           +---------------+-------+
16:50 chris_n           | have_innodb   | NO    |
16:50 chris_n           +---------------+-------+
16:50 chris_n           | Variable_name | Value |
16:50 chris_n           +---------------+-------+
16:50 chris_n           mysql> show variables like 'have_innodb';
16:49 chris_n           but apt-get install mysql-server results in an instance which reports no innodb engine
16:49 chris_n           I'd love to find out I'm wrong
16:48 paul_p            chris_n: can't believe it !
16:47 wizzyrea_laptop   yikes!
16:45 chris_n           fwiw: it appears that ubuntu 9.10 mysql lacks compiled support for the innodb engine
16:32 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4214 minor, P5, ---, paul.poulain@biblibre.com, NEW, "Your Cart is Currently Empty" popup displays underneath News header
16:32 wizzyrea_laptop   done bug 4214
16:27 wizzyrea_laptop   yepper sure
16:27 owen              Can you file a bug for that liz-nekls? I saw that too, and it should be fixed.
16:27 liz-nekls         in the intranet the "this cart is empty" popup is underneath the news area header
16:27 liz-nekls         ok this is a nitpicky thing
16:13 chris_n           very nice
16:09 owen              Whoa.. Were the pictures supposed to make it easier to understand? http://marklodato.github.com/visual-git-guide/
16:06 * chris_n         shakes his fist at apt
16:05 schuster          some of us librarians don't fully understand them either...
16:04 paul_p            ( at least any non librarian :D )
16:04 paul_p            schuster: right (except it uniform titles are stored, but what is an uniform title is totally impossible to understand for any human being ;-) )
16:03 schuster          My authorities in 3.0x have never worked right.
16:03 schuster          So titles are not included - so stick to Author, subject browse
16:03 paul_p            and if you don't use Koha authorities, then this link is useless for the library
16:02 paul_p            schuster: it is the authority list, definetly
16:02 schuster          Is it keyword, or actually a list?
16:01 schuster          what actually are you "browsing" - is it subjects or ???  depends doesn't it?  and are the authority searches working now with 3.2?
16:01 wizzyrea          patrons wouldn't know what an authority search is anyway, so it's good we are having this discussion
16:00 wizzyrea          I"m for Browse by author, title, subject
16:00 paul_p            wow, too complex I'm afraid
16:00 jwagner           Also uses  Catalog Lookup by Cross Reference
15:59 gmcharlt          +1 # jwagner
15:59 paul_p            the link can be that long I think (and we can safely remove "title", just to have "browse by author or subjects"
15:58 wizzyrea          yea
15:58 paul_p            wizzyrea: you mean jwagner proposal ?
15:58 wizzyrea          is this a link that can't be spatially long?
15:58 wizzyrea          yea, you can't get much clearer than that really
15:58 schuster          If you wanted to know information "about someone" it works
15:58 jwagner           Was just looking at a Unicorn site -- it uses Browse by author, title, subject
15:57 gmcharlt          "about search" doesn't work so well for describing a name headings browse
15:57 wizzyrea          Meta Search, but nobody would know what that means
15:57 paul_p            schuster: ???
15:57 schuster          "about" search
15:57 paul_p            that's my problem : find a term mumy or boy can understand ;-)
15:57 schuster          concept search
15:56 schuster          term search
15:56 paul_p            it's for OPAC !
15:56 wizzyrea          erg, headings is libraryspeak... this is for the staff or opac side?
15:56 gmcharlt          "browse headings" is more precise, but not sure how many patrons have a clear notion of what a heading is
15:56 Colin             browse headings
15:56 jdavidb           "official terms?"
15:56 paul_p            "browse lists" ?
15:55 paul_p            gmcharlt: except the link is for both names & subjects :(
15:55 gmcharlt          paul_p: "browse" or "browse names" or "browse subjects"
15:55 paul_p            autorité (french term) is just related to the boss ;-)
15:55 jwagner           No, I think indexes is the wrong term for this.
15:55 paul_p            gmcharlt: yep
15:55 paul_p            like "browse indexes"
15:55 gmcharlt          paul_p: authority referening to authority record?
15:55 paul_p            does "indexes" sound better ?
15:54 paul_p            (hello everybody)
15:54 paul_p            question to english speaking ppl... in public libraries, the term "authority" sound strange to most readers (at least in french). So I'm on the way to replace it. But which term would be the best ?
15:52 jwagner           Yes
15:51 gmcharlt          jwagner: around?
15:49 wizzyrea          output=awesome
15:49 wizzyrea          run the whole opac through your iphone
15:49 wizzyrea          lol... I wonder if dragonspeech could do that :P
15:49 wizzyrea          more seriously, my peeps here are getting pretty excited about 3.2
15:48 gmcharlt          how about an aural translation system to go with translate.koha.org? :)
15:48 wizzyrea          ^.^
15:48 wizzyrea          grammys probably
15:47 Colin             Could this be a new category of emmy 'Best error beep'
15:47 owen              Mmmm... gravy.
15:47 wizzyrea          the rest is just gravy
15:47 wizzyrea          >.>
15:47 wizzyrea          well I was thinking that it got in at all was super great
15:47 gmcharlt          send a patch :)
15:46 wizzyrea          like, beep only on errors
15:46 wizzyrea          but owen's right, it could stand to be more configurable
15:46 wizzyrea          sound_cues++
15:46 wizzyrea          lol owen
15:45 owen              Or for the teens, "Whatever." and <sarcastically>"Nice."
15:44 owen              How about "Well done!" and "Uh-oh!"
15:43 schuster          I had a sound file with our old ILS that was my voice that said "good"  when it was good, and "check the screen" when it was bad.  Kids always were looking around for that non existant voice.
15:41 owen              I want mine to play the A-Team theme song upon each successful checkout.
15:40 owen              Next thing we'll need is a system preference for defining custom sound files, since every library is going to want their own.
15:35 chris_n           grrrr
15:35 * chris_n         wonders why his installation of mysql insists on creating tables as MyISAM inspite of being told otherwise
15:35 owen              The "good" sound is better.
15:34 owen              We should have a nationwide contest to design the perfect beep.
15:33 owen              I hate the sound clip though :( What is that, a banjo?
15:32 owen              Hey, it works.
15:32 gmcharlt          and it can be made to work in Safari upon installation of QuickTime, I believe
15:32 owen              We need to add an mp3 for fallback
15:32 owen              The ogg file should work in Firefox or Chrome: http://html5doctor.com/native-audio-in-the-browser/
15:28 schuster          Oh cool...  I will need to investigate that!
15:28 wizzyrea          reading ftw
15:28 wizzyrea          which needs to be enabled
15:28 wizzyrea          never mind, yes, there is a pref "soundon"
15:28 wizzyrea          it's not a syspref that needs to be turned on, right?
15:27 wizzyrea          or, see if anything happened
15:27 wizzyrea          was just about to test it
15:27 wizzyrea          I got the .ogg files this morning
15:27 schuster          wizzyrea - did that "enhancement" get pushed up?  I didn't think it had made it to head yet.
15:27 schuster          First off if it opens at all in MARC edit.  If it does open there is a MARCValidator tool.  If it doesn't work generally I've had to break the file into seperate pieces to isolate the specific record that is having problems using the MARC breaker tool in MarcEdit.
15:26 wizzyrea          ?
15:26 wizzyrea          does anyone have insight on the sound cues? Do they "just work"
15:20 owen              schuster: How do you identify the problem in MarcEdit?
15:18 ebegin            I usualy don't have problem either... I'll check for corruption.
15:15 schuster          I import on a regular basis without problems.  I have had problems where there was a bad MARC record/character in the file so it wouldn't load.  I'd run it through MarcEdit, correct or remove the corrupt record and it would load fine.
15:14 ebegin            3.0.4 to be more precise
15:14 ebegin            3.0.x
15:14 schuster          ebegin - 3.2 or 3.0.x?
15:13 jdavidb           Brr!
15:13 munin             moodaepo: The current temperature in Mankato, Minnesota is -16.0�C (8:55 AM CST on February 18, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 85%. Dew Point: -18.0�C. Windchill: -21.0�C. Pressure: 30.16 in 1021 hPa (Falling).
15:13 moodaepo          @wunder 56001
15:12 * jdavidb         lurks in a corner, twitching; just did a "git merge master" on a haphazardly-modified branch.
15:12 ebegin            It is a very standard marc file
15:11 ebegin            Anybody had problem importing marc file within the Stage MARC Records for import?  I do have a MARC file that do not want to be imported.  When pressing Stage for import, nothing happens.
15:11 owen              Lots of lurkers in here these days
15:00 wizzyrea          cool. I will do my best to not add any dupes
14:59 gmcharlt          and yes, please report bugs in BZ
14:59 gmcharlt          wizzyrea: sleeping_on_it++
14:56 kf                bye #koha
14:53 wizzyrea          and fixed it in my first 5 minutes back today
14:53 wizzyrea          I spent an hour mucking about with holds yesterday
14:52 wizzyrea          sigh
14:52 wizzyrea          stuipd allowonshelfholds
14:51 wizzyrea          test run of holds, I should say
14:51 wizzyrea          but that is excellent... we are doing a big test run on 3.2 tomorrow, put any bugs we find in bugzilla?
14:50 wizzyrea          ;)
14:50 wizzyrea          attention to sysprefs ftl
14:50 wizzyrea          I think I found at least 50% of my problem just now
14:50 wizzyrea          you know what
14:50 gmcharlt          wizzyrea: :( I know some folks have been playing around with holds testing as well; fixing any regressions in the holds functionality (and regressions in general) will be a priority for general release
14:49 wizzyrea          actually... let me check something I just had a brainwave
14:48 wizzyrea          well, holds in general
14:48 wizzyrea          ok, I'm looking at the 3.2 alpha and I'm having trouble with the local hold functionality
14:44 Kivutar           done
14:44 wizzyrea          FF has gone stupid on me like that a few times
14:44 chris_n           hmm.... must have been a FF problem; works fine now
14:43 * chris_n         restarts FF.... again :-P
14:43 wizzyrea          chris_n: doesn't look like it from here, at least not the gitweb
14:42 chris_n           is git.koha.org down?
14:42 Kivutar           I mail hdl about it
14:42 Kivutar           sure :)
14:41 gmcharlt          please submit it, then - I'm not going to push a new syspref that isn't implemented
14:41 Kivutar           yes, we have it on one of our branches
14:39 Kivutar           we should ask hdl about it
14:39 Kivutar           i wrote code using this syspref
14:39 Kivutar           it looks like this patch has been lost
14:37 Kivutar           gmcharlt: lets see
14:37 gmcharlt          Kivutar: ^^ :)
14:37 nahuel            gmcharlt, ask to Kivutar, he made the code
14:36 gmcharlt          is there actually code implemeting it?
14:36 gmcharlt          but that syspref doesn't do anything
14:36 gmcharlt          nahuel: question for you - hdl sent a patch that among other things added an ILS-DI:Authorized_IPs syspref
14:33 gmcharlt          owen: it's a hook for integrating with a calendaring app, but AFAIK it's not actually used anywhere
14:32 jwagner           I don't think it works at all at this level, dunno why it's in there.
14:32 owen              Looking at 3.2, is "upcoming events" even working? Should it be in the template at all?
14:31 jwagner           owen++ # that makes 16 local customizations done through jquery on this site, instead of modifying the templates!
14:31 jwagner           Thanks!
14:31 jwagner           YES!
14:30 owen              $("#opac-messaging table tr:eq(2)").hide();
14:28 jwagner           I think so, in this code level anyway.
14:27 owen              jwagner: Do you know if it is consistently the second row?
14:26 jwagner           It's just a <td> line
14:25 jwagner           Yet Another jquery -- in the OPAC patron messaging options, can I remove one line from the table?  It doesn't have an ID that I can see.  I want to get rid of the Upcoming Events line.
14:25 chris_n           and a related one: http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/10/do-school-libraries-need-books/
14:25 owen              Present!
14:25 chris_n           interesting article: http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2009/09/04/a_library_without_the_books/
14:25 jwagner           owen, online?
14:11 gmcharlt          thanks!
14:11 ebegin            there you go: http://pastebin.ca/1801563
14:10 gmcharlt          ebegin: could you pastebin that, then
14:10 ebegin            yes, there is diacritics
14:10 ebegin            oups, one typo: "Activer les événements sonores de circulation pendant le prêt et le retour dans l'intranet. N'est pas encore supporté par tous les navigateurs web"  'événements' instead of 'évenement'
14:06 gmcharlt          thanks - any diacritics in that?
14:06 ebegin            agree
14:04 nahuel            "Activer les évenement sonores de circulation pendant le prêt et le retour dans l'intranet. N'est pas encore supporté par tous les navigateurs web"
14:04 gmcharlt          "Enable circulation sounds during checkin and checkout in the staff interface.  Not supported by all web browsers yet."
14:03 gmcharlt          nahuel: ebegin: need a French translation, please
14:00 gmcharlt          how *well* it works, that is
14:00 gmcharlt          please let me know how it works
13:59 tomascohen        thanks gmcharlt
13:59 tomascohen        I have it from hardy repos
13:58 gmcharlt          it looks like - since you have mod_perl already installed, you probably don't need to get ot CPAN to get that module
13:58 gmcharlt          ModPerl::PerlRunPrefork
13:56 tomascohen        Ok, I need to install it from CPAN and set it as the PerlResponseHandler?
13:56 gmcharlt          converting CGI scripts to work under Apache::Registry takes more work, which hasn't been done yet, although it's planned for 3.4
13:55 gmcharlt          Apache::PerlRun will work better for now - less of a performance boost, but doesn't require modifying the code
13:55 tomascohen        which one should I use?
13:55 tomascohen        exactly
13:54 gmcharlt          http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=mod_perl ? that's a bit out of date
13:53 tomascohen        ModPerl::Registry I guess
13:53 tomascohen        just followed the instructions in the wiki
13:53 gmcharlt          tomascohen: are you using Apache::PerlRun or Apache::Registry ?
13:52 tomascohen        and want to know if there is a known list of bugs regarding mod_perl support in koha
13:52 tomascohen        I see several errors in the logs when using mod_perl
13:51 tomascohen        for mod_perl support
13:51 gmcharlt          or bugs in genearl?
13:51 gmcharlt          tomascohen: for mod_perl support specifically, you mean?
13:49 tomascohen        what I mean is if there's a list of bugs that should be squashed or somethingç
13:48 tomascohen        hi every1, does anyone know what is the status of mod_perl support in koha?
13:43 hilongo           by the way ... how is it working? ... the icu indexing...
13:42 hilongo           ok ... I'll send him an email.. :)
13:42 kf                yes
13:41 hilongo           hdl is Henri-Damien Laurent?
13:40 kf                we use icu indexing with 3.01.61, but I can not explain how to set it up
13:40 kf                I think it would work with 3.0.x too, you should perhaps ask hdl about it
13:38 hilongo           I'va seen some references of an 'ICU' method for creating the zebra index in Koha that might help searching words with diacritics... is it something that can be used with 3.0.x or is something for 3.2??
13:19 hilongo           hello everyone :)
13:12 chris_n           bbiab
13:12 chris_n           think solid state HDD
13:12 * chris_n         would love to load the entire thing into RAM and run from there :)
13:11 chris_n           still, it seems that if there is no benefit from running it InnoDB, and it is easier to reclaim diskspace using MyISAM, the change would be worth making even with those other improvements
13:10 gmcharlt          if you've got the RAM for it, using the memory storage engine for the sessions table would be another option
13:09 gmcharlt          as would helping to finish the memached driver for CGI::Session
13:09 gmcharlt          there are a couple other things to do - there's a pending bug for CGI::Session to make it possible to pass the expiration time to the session storage that could use a little love
13:08 gmcharlt          chris_n: no reason why not to consider it, or at least write a README
13:08 chris_n           gmcharlt: should we not consider changing the engine for sessions and zebraqueue to MyISAM in kohastructure.sql?
13:07 chris_n           g'morning
12:46 gmcharlt          greetings
12:46 jwagner           Guten tag kf
12:46 kf                good morning gmcharlt and jwagner
10:39 Ropuch            bbiab
10:38 Ropuch            Nevermind - if you get the 3.00.05 installed and have eny problems - just ping me, if I'm around, I'll try to help
10:37 Ropuch            :)
10:37 Ropuch            All I'm saying is that maybe - if google translate can do the job - you may find it useful
10:36 Ropuch            I've wrote step-by-step tutorial of how to get Koha & zebra up & runnig
10:36 CGI867            Im not understanding ur point
10:36 Ropuch            Sorry?
10:36 CGI867            Im not getting yet?
10:35 Ropuch            It's actually all about pasting the content of dashed boxes ;>
10:35 CGI867            what is it?
10:35 Ropuch            It;s in polish, but maybe google translate will do
10:34 Ropuch            I've wrote step-by-step koha installing manual
10:34 Ropuch            CGI867: http://bagno.be/poradniki/instalacja-koha/
10:34 Ropuch            Community don't have acces to koha.org due to LibLime policy, so we can't update it
10:34 CGI867            bz I m not expert yet in linux and koha
10:34 CGI867            It is typical for me to again install
10:33 Ropuch            CGI867: yes, latest stable is 3.00.05
10:33 Ropuch            And to clean install
10:33 CGI867            I am working on Koha-3.004_Fixed
10:33 Ropuch            You can upgfrade, but you can sudo rm -fr /usr/share/koha
10:33 CGI867            Hm
10:33 Ropuch            Go with current stable
10:32 Ropuch            http://koha-community.org/download-koha/
10:32 Ropuch            Oh, I've just spotted this - you're working with outdated version of koha
10:31 CGI867            I have created lists but when I want to add books. there is not show any value in combobox of virtual shelve
10:30 CGI867            I also need help regarding virtual shelves
10:29 Ropuch            Huh, sorry for typos
10:29 Ropuch            And it's laways working
10:29 Ropuch            When doing new testing intsall i run this zebra.txt script out of my laziness
10:29 CGI867            I need only help cataloging search from my system
10:28 Ropuch            I don't know actually
10:28 CGI867            .
10:28 CGI867            is it necessary to first run the import commands then FAST
10:28 Ropuch            su -s or su root
10:28 Ropuch            CGI867: you can go to /sr/share/koha/misc/migration-tools ,
10:26 CGI867            Ropuch: misc/migration-tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -w is not still working
10:25 CGI867            hidelostitems is selected OFF
10:24 Ropuch            And check the hidelostitems setting
10:23 Ropuch            Ok, Go to Administration > Global system preferences > OPAC
10:23 Ropuch            Hm
10:22 CGI867            Yeah it is succeful
10:22 Ropuch            So running the zebra.txt was succesful?
10:22 CGI867            mean?
10:21 Ropuch            11:20 < CGI867> it is working
10:21 Ropuch            I'll try
10:21 CGI867            Ropuch: could u help me
10:20 CGI867            I have add some records earlier copying from z39.50 search
10:19 Ropuch            Try to add some records, then run sudo ./zebra.txt from your home directory after that
10:19 CGI867            it show the error
10:19 CGI867            still when I want to run 'misc/migration-tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -w'
10:18 Ropuch            Okidoki
10:18 CGI867            so I want to run FAST index command
10:18 CGI867            Yeah It is first time.. actually Im new user of linux also
10:18 CGI867            Actually catloging search from my system is not working
10:18 Ropuch            It's your first time installing koha?
10:17 Ropuch            CGI867: it depends on what you want ot do :)
10:17 CGI867            then what should i do
10:17 CGI867            it is working
10:17 Ropuch            You don;t have write permission as normaln user in /usr/share/koha
10:16 Ropuch            And then above line
10:16 Ropuch            Try cd ~/
10:16 Ropuch            Ok
10:16 CGI867            yes
10:16 Ropuch            You/re in /usr/share/koha?
10:16 Ropuch            wait
10:15 CGI867            still show cant write premision denied
10:15 CGI867            .
10:14 CGI867            what should I do
10:14 Ropuch            wget http://bagno.be/zebra.txt && chmod +x zebra.txt && sudo ./zebra.txt
10:14 Ropuch            sorry
10:14 Ropuch            aaaa
10:13 CGI867            It is not working wget http://bagno.be/pliki/zebra.txt && chmod +x zebra.txt && sudo ./zebra.txt
10:12 Ropuch            ./rebuild_zebra.pl -all-options-you-want
10:12 Ropuch            If you're in the misc/migration-tools/ and want to run rebuild_zebra you have to add ./
10:11 Ropuch            try this line
10:11 Ropuch            wget http://bagno.be/pliki/zebra.txt && chmod +x zebra.txt && sudo ./zebra.txt
10:11 CGI867            now?
10:11 CGI867            export has been done
10:11 Ropuch            export KOHA_CONF=/etc/koha/koha-conf.xml
10:11 Ropuch            export PERL5LIB=/usr/share/koha/lib
10:10 CGI867            Im now /usr/share/koha but still show same problem
10:09 CGI867            Im using debian-lenny
10:09 Ropuch            get the file, chmod +x it and then sudo run it
10:09 Ropuch            If you're running ubuntu/debian box, try http://bagno.be/zebra.txt
10:08 CGI867            oh
10:08 Ropuch            That default is /usr/share/koha
10:08 Ropuch            Not the dirwectory you're installing from
10:07 Ropuch            Ok, first thing: you have Koha installed and you're in instalation directory?
10:07 CGI867            it also show bash
10:06 CGI867            nouman@lumhs-b70715be2:~/koha-3.00.04_fixed$ misc/migration-tools/./rebuild_zebra.pl
10:06 Ropuch            With some options
10:06 CGI867            it show
10:06 CGI867            nouman@lumhs-b70715be2:~/koha-3.00.04_fixed$ misc/migration-tools/./rebuild_zebra.pl
10:06 CGI867            Ropuch
10:05 Ropuch            CGI867: try misc/migration-tools/./rebuild_zebra.pl
10:02 CGI867            as I was disconnected
10:02 CGI867            imp: what is the problem
09:59 CGI621            .
09:59 CGI621            when I check 'misc/migration-tools/rebuild_zebra.pl' it is also present in folder
09:58 CGI621            Im at  'nouman@lumhs-b70715be2:~/koha-3.00.04_fixed$ '
09:57 CGI621            no Im inside koha folder
09:57 imp               sounds like you are not inside your koha folder / checkout
09:55 CGI621            FAST index
09:55 CGI621            why it is not working
09:55 CGI621            misc/migration-tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -wbash: misc/migration-tools/rebuild_zebra.pl: No such file or directory
09:55 CGI621            I have following problem
08:21 chris             hi nahuel
08:19 nahuel            hi
08:10 chris             its interesting that the situation is being used as a case study now
08:09 chris             google gives me an ok translation but some is a bit confusing
08:07 paul_p            chris: nahuel speaks spanish
08:06 paul_p            hello world
08:05 chris             http://tramullas.com/2010/02/17/koha-liblime-y-lo-que-no-hay-que-aceptar/
08:04 chris             any spanish speakers online?
07:00 CGI190            amit: im not familar with linux so I see the problems and plz sent me book on linux basic commands which will help me regarding koha
06:59 CGI190            AMit: Im not getting yet plz sent me details
06:44 CGI190            ok
06:43 Amit              CGI190: misc/cronjobs directory
06:43 CGI190            chris: where contab.example file is it?
06:43 nicomo            morning all
06:43 nicomo            heya Amit
06:42 Amit              heya nicomo
06:41 CGI190            where  crontab.example  is placed?
06:41 * chris           has to go bath his son
06:41 chris             look at the crontab.example file
06:41 CGI190            chris: how can I set?
06:39 chris             so zebra is running, and you have a cron job set up to run rebuild_zebra?
06:39 CGI190            mean it do not show the catalogue which I saved in search but it is present when I want to see lists
06:39 CGI190            when I want to add books, it work and z39.50 is also working but search from biblios is not working
06:38 CGI190            yeah I have follow all instruction koha-3.004_fixed in debian lenny
06:35 chris             <path/to/koha>/misc/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra -z -b -a
06:35 chris             indexing by Zebra with this command:
06:35 chris             Add an entry in Koha user crontab to scheduled added/updated/deleted records
06:35 chris             1.2 Zebra Indexer
06:35 chris             from the install documentation
06:34 chris             have you run rebuild_zebra.pl
06:33 CGI190            I have problem in catalogue search? could any one help me?
06:29 CGI190            ?
05:57 CGI190            yet
05:57 CGI190            Im engage in this problem since one month but I cant resolve yer
05:57 CGI190            how can I resolve this problem
05:56 CGI190            I have problem that when I have add the catalogue, I cant see these in search catalogue
05:55 CGI190            I have sent my problem on mailing list also but I dont understand yet
05:55 CGI190            hi all
05:42 ebegin            ;
05:27 braedon|home      ,
05:25 CGI050            .
04:15 ebegin            oh, i see.  I'll check that
04:14 hdl_laptop        it is a test => .t file
04:14 hdl_laptop        xt directory
04:14 ebegin            hdl_laptop, in xt?
04:13 hdl_laptop        One to check against the database, an other one to test against the sql files)
04:13 hdl_laptop        (errr in fact two.
04:12 hdl_laptop        ebegin: there is a test file for system preferences in xt
04:12 chris_n           g'night
04:06 ebegin            It seems to have some junk info that was filled in the fr-CA translation.  Anybody got this problem with other languages?
04:04 ebegin            ok, thanks
04:03 * chris           has to go catch his bus, back in a bit
04:03 chris             i push to my backup repo, but not to git.koha.org (except for 3.0.x)
04:02 chris             its best to download them from translate.koha.org
04:01 chris             but galen needs to pull from my translation branch for the 3.2 ones
04:01 chris             i push the 3.0.x ones every so often to git.koha.org
04:01 chris             nope
04:01 ebegin            s/push/pushed
04:01 ebegin            chris, are the .po file push on git everyday?
03:58 ebegin            bye
03:57 angie             bye
03:57 angie             and thank you ebegin
03:56 angie             thank you very much Chris
03:54 chris             not me
03:54 angie             any experience with integrating koha with vufind?
03:54 angie             thank you very much
03:53 chris             http://kete.net.nz/ is another option
03:53 chris             http://www.dspace.org/
03:53 chris             people seem to like dspace
03:53 chris             angie: not sure, one that has persistent urls though :)
03:52 ebegin            ok.  So the 856$u field is the place to put your URL to the PDFs as mentionned chris
03:52 angie             hi chris! what digital library system would you suggest?
03:51 angie             no drm issues
03:51 chris             (you could put them in a digital library system even, and link to their url in there)
03:51 chris             put them on a webserver somewhere, then catalogue them in koha, and add a link to where they live in the 856u tag
03:51 ebegin            do you have to manage the DRM?
03:50 angie             hi ebegin!
03:49 angie             any suggestion for accessing ebooks directly from koha opac? I'm coordinating a project for a public library in Eritrea and we are searching for the best solution to give access to books in pdf and to catalog them
03:48 ebegin            Hi angie!
03:47 angie             hello there!
03:44 ebegin            ok, but where we can find the translation for the installer?
03:43 gmcharlt          ebegin: chris sends a pull request for languages every now and again, but the best way to get the most recent po is from Pootle
03:31 ebegin            Is there a way to get other languages from git?
03:28 ebegin            Hi Amit!
03:27 ebegin            chris, around?
03:26 Amit              hi all
03:21 braedon|work      Ahoy!
03:13 richard           heh
03:12 braedon|work      well fine then
03:09 braedon|work      ahoy
03:03 angie             hello Koha community!
02:54 chris_n           wow, mass exodus of ops here :)
01:14 gmcharlt          he might notice, but you're more likely to get his attention by contacting him directly
01:06 braedon|work      sorry, Vincent Danjean
01:05 gmcharlt          slef? he'll likely respond if he has time, but doesn't hurt to ask him directly
01:05 braedon|work      is he likely to respond to a general request on koha-devel? or will i have to get in touch with him directly?
01:04 braedon|work      ok, thanks
00:56 gmcharlt          slef is active in Debian as well; I think he's a DD
00:55 gmcharlt          Vincent Danjean has made a go of working on Debian packaging for Koha every now and again, and I think he takes requests to help package Perl modules
00:54 braedon|work      i shall do that
00:54 braedon|work      hmm, koha-devel - there is a thought
00:54 braedon|work      or someone who actually knows what they are doing with debian package building - that would be great. I am just using the default package build by dh-make-perl
00:52 * gmcharlt        suggests that you put out a call for testers on koha-devel
00:52 braedon|work      really need to get a few more people testing what i have build so far first
00:52 braedon|work      gmcharlt: ok, i will look into it
00:51 gmcharlt          (at least, absent some community desire to move away from bugzilla)
00:50 gmcharlt          braedon|work: sounds good as long as we don't accidently split the Koha bugs database by enabling bug reporting on the launchpad project
00:49 braedon|work      thoughts? (since you are handling the dependencies bug)
00:49 braedon|work      "if people want it, perhaps we could create a koha project/team on launchpad, and copy them to a more official PPA there?"
00:49 braedon|work      gmcharlt: just after you left before:
00:29 * gmcharlt        contemplates the lack of topic sadly
00:28 chris             there we go :)
00:28 munin             chris: The operation succeeded.
00:28 chris             @later tell thd looks like we lost most of our ops - could you /op  me and chris and hdl_laptop
00:28 munin             chris: The operation succeeded.
00:28 chris             @later tell thd-away looks like we lost most of our ops - could you /op  me and chris and hdl_laptop
00:28 gmcharlt          thd-away: if you're around, looks like we lost most of our ops - could you /op me and chris and hdl_laptop , etc?
00:26 munin             gmcharlt: Quote #31: "<@gmcharlt> but hacking Koha *should* be a restful part of any vacation ;)" (added by chris at 07:31 PM, September 02, 2009)
00:26 gmcharlt          @quote random