Time  Nick        Message
03:42 robin       my $arg2 = $newdata{'dateenrolled'} || C4::Dates->today('iso');
03:42 robin       ^-- not a good name for a variable :)
04:03 Genji       hiya all
04:04 Genji       where in the config files in zebra, is the options @attr 2=102 and @attr 5=1 set on things like wrdl?
04:04 Genji       or are they set on kw?
05:52 cait        good morning
06:27 chris       hi cait
06:29 cait        hi chris
06:53 chris       hi francharb
06:55 francharb   hi chris
07:16 chris       *sigh*
07:37 Fred        Hi
07:38 Fred        I ve a question about 3.2 beta
07:39 Fred        is there sthg wrong reported with translate script and LangInstaller.pm?
07:40 chris       not that im aware of no
07:40 chris       you could check bugs.koha-community.org
07:41 Fred        i ve found nothing there too :)
07:41 Fred        then i guess i ve missed something...cause i got this kind of error : Can't exec "/usr/share/koha/intranet/cgi-bin/misc/translator/tmpl_process3.pl"
07:42 chris       hmm
07:42 chris       whats the permissions on that file?
07:43 Fred        in fact this path seems wrong
07:43 Fred        -rwxr-xr-x 1 koha koha
07:43 chris       that looks fine then
07:45 Fred        but my tmpl_process3.pl is in /usr/share/koha/misc/translator, guess it s that he doesn't like much
07:46 fredericd   Fred: It's possible that the translation script doesn't work if Koha isn't installed in devel mode. Not sure it's a bug...
07:46 fredericd   chris: Nice exchange on koha list!
07:50 Fred        Oh could be that then, cause i m on standard installation
07:51 chris       fredericd: its disheartening that have to keep saying the same things again and again and again though :(
08:02 fredericd   chris: everybody understands now how to submit large development via git branches; Maybe someone should write it on the wiki
08:02 chris       yeah, that wouldn't be a bad idea
08:06 chris       and ill tell my wife to invoice PTFS :)
08:14 Fred        another question
08:15 Fred        i ve been through translation using tmpl_process3.pl for opac and intranet templates, could i do the same for pref.po?
08:15 chris       translate
08:49 chris       grumble
08:54 chris       wb kf
08:55 kf          hi chris
10:49 druthb      howdy, #koha!
10:49 chris       hiya druthb
10:51 chris       @wunder wellington,nz
10:51 munin       chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 10.0�C (10:00 PM NZST on July 07, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 8.0�C. Windchill: 6.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady).
10:51 chris       that winds getting up a bit
10:52 chris       http://metservice.com/towns-cities/wellington
10:54 kf|mtg      hi druthb
10:54 kf|mtg      @wunder Konstanz
10:54 munin       kf|mtg: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 22.3�C (1:04 PM CEST on July 07, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 48%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 30.19 in 1022.2 hPa (Steady).
10:54 druthb      hi, kf!  :D
10:55 mib_entyn   Hello - would anyone be able to tell me how to add a marc tag to the OPAC display? 245 $b isn't showing even though there is an entry in the record?
10:56 druthb      mib_entyn: you'll need to edit the MARC framework for that; it's not hard to take care of..  just edit it for the framework that the bib record is, or you might want to do it for all frameworks.
10:57 mib_entyn   The tag is showing OK in the frame work, it's just not showing in the full bib view when the record is searched in OPAC - sorry for being vauge!
10:59 druthb      Hrm.  I would think in full view, it should be, then.  That's a stumper to me..anyone else?
10:59 druthb      You might check back a little later in the day, and look for "owen"; he's a big-time OPAC/displays person, done a lot of work in that area.  He might know something I do not,.
11:00 kf|mtg      mib_entyn: are u using the xslt display?
11:00 mib_entyn   Thanks - I'll stay conencted and check back in a while
11:00 mib_entyn   xslt display? Not sure what you mean about that -  sorry!
11:00 kf|mtg      can I take a look at your catalog? I think the marc frameworks is only for marc view, you should be able to see 245$b in normal view
11:01 kf|mtg      there is a sys pref in parameters where you can choose xslt as alternative for the normal view
11:01 kf|mtg      I think its a bit better perhaps.
11:01 mib_entyn   Cool - I will try it out and let you know
11:01 kf|mtg      when you go to administration > system preferences search for xslt
11:03 mib_entyn   well, that didn't change anything. Should i need to reload apache or anything?
11:05 mib_entyn   Just out of interest, is it possible to add non-standard tags to the display? How would you go about that? edit the stylesheet?
11:06 kf|mtg      mib_entyn: it should work immediately
11:06 kf|mtg      perhaps its a problem with your record?
11:06 kf|mtg      mib_entyn: use xslt and edit the stylesheet
11:07 kf|mtg      mib_entyn: which koha version are u using?
11:07 mib_entyn   3.0006010
11:07 mib_entyn   it's happening with any record
11:08 kf|mtg      result list or detail view?
11:12 mib_entyn   Well, turns out I'm a muppet! Its working fine now after that xslt change, I was looking in the wrong place! I just need to add a non standard tag now, can I just copy an existing section in the xslt and change it as required?
11:14 kf|mtg      yes
11:14 mib_entyn   thanks!
11:14 kf|mtg      no worries .)
11:14 kf|mtg      :)
11:14 druthb      kf++
11:16 kf|mtg      :)
12:16 gmcharlt    good morning
12:17 jwagner     morning
12:36 kf|mtg      hi gmcharlt and jwagner
12:42 druthb      hi gmcharlt and Nate and owen!  :D
12:42 owen        Hi all
12:42 kf|mtg      hi owen
12:42 Nate        Hiya everyone, druthb!
12:45 owen        nahuel: What version of Koha does Bug 4954 apply to?
12:45 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4954 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti, ASSIGNED, modifying a member renew his card
12:45 nahuel      at least 3.0
12:46 owen        nahuel: Can you please include that information when you file bugs?
12:46 nahuel      depends
12:47 nahuel      I have not always the time to test on 3.2
12:47 owen        That's fine. If all you know is that it's a 3.0.x problem, then say that
12:47 owen        Then at least someone can look at it and know it needs to be tested in 3.2
12:47 nahuel      generally bugs on 3.0 exists on 3.2
12:48 owen        ...but not all patches for 3.0 apply to 3.2, so someone needs to do more work to finish it
12:48 nahuel      of course
12:48 nahuel      me too :p
12:49 owen        The patch you submitted was for 3.0.x, correct?
12:51 nahuel      yep
12:54 owen        Are  Net::Server and UNIVERSAL::require new dependencies?
12:57 fredericd   owen: both modules are used by SIP2 server
12:58 owen        Ah, so I can ignore them :)
13:00 fredericd   superbly
13:14 hdl         nahuel: I ported the patch on master
13:15 hdl         (the patch you submitted this morning ... will send today)
13:27 mib_ycu7u   Can anyone help me out? I can't seem to get my Author Authorities showing in Cat when trying to link. The search returns no results. version 3.06
13:27 owen        mib_ycu7u: Zebra is running and you can search for other kinds of records?
13:29 mib_ycu7u   Yep, all other seaches fine
13:29 mib_ycu7u   I mightn't have been clear. This is if I want to add a new Bib record and when entering an Author I click the "..." button to browse authorities, nothing returns in the search results when I enter an Author name
13:33 * owen      isn't an authority record user so I don't know how to help mib_ycu7u
13:34 mib_ycu7u   Thanks owen, I will hang around for a while!
14:29 fredericd   mib_ycu7u: Do you have populated Koha with authority records? are they indexed by Zebra?
14:39 owen        Regarding Bug 4957...
14:39 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4957 normal, P5, ---, oleonard, NEW, browse shelf shouldn't appear if no call number
14:39 owen        Is that correct, that the shelf browser should be displayed only if there is a call number?
14:40 kf|mtg      is there a way you can delete a vendor?
14:41 owen        kf: looks like you're stuck with them!
14:41 gmcharlt    owen: I think that is a slightly too broad a statement, but there's an obvious practical difficulty browsing in call number order if an item has no call number
14:42 kf          owen: ouch.
14:42 owen        kf: I'm not an acquisitions expert, but I don't see any links or buttons for deletions
14:43 kf          me neither
14:43 gmcharlt    well, one consideration for acquisitions is protecting the audit trail - so it's not unreasonable to restrict deleting vendor records, particularly if they have transactions attached to them
14:43 * kf        makes a note to read something about english grammar soon
14:43 gmcharlt    kf: don't do it!  we'll never see you again!
14:43 kf          i can reopen and delete the orders
14:43 kf          gmcharlt: is it that bad?
14:44 * kf        hides
14:44 owen        gmcharlt: Good point. You *can* make a vendor inactive
14:44 gmcharlt    actually, no, it isn't that bad
14:44 gmcharlt    English *spelling*, on the other hand ...
14:45 owen        Making a vendor inactive doesn't seem to hide them from the display, but it prevents you from adding a new basket
14:45 * kf        was speaking about her english grammar .)
14:45 kf          not in general
14:45 kf          owen: seems I cant delete some orders, perhaps the printed orders?
14:45 gmcharlt    kf: I was speaking generally about the oddities of the English language :)
14:46 kf          I think German is much more difficult and full of oddities
14:46 gmcharlt    i.e., if you spend time going down the rabbit hole of English spelling and grammar, it may take a while before you can unbury yourself
14:47 kf          hm, perhaps better learn perl
14:47 gmcharlt    touche
14:48 kf          owen: you can delete budgets - without warning and all before you start deleting orders.. is this a good thing?
14:48 gmcharlt    ick, no
14:49 owen        Doesn't like any deletion-without-warning interactions
14:49 owen        whoops, that was a /me
14:50 gmcharlt    owen: that's OK, I don't like them either :)
14:53 kf          im preparing our test installation for a presentation next week
14:53 kf          file a bug?
14:54 owen        "file a bug" is almost always the right answer ;)
14:55 kf          *sighs* will test a bit more and file a bug
14:57 owen        Okay gmcharlt, are there other factors which make a shelf browse functional and useful in the absence of a call number?
14:58 gmcharlt    owen: well, I could imagine a variation that is essentially a browse on any field, including author, title, or subject, that displays cover images
14:58 owen        But that's hypothetical
14:58 gmcharlt    but yeah, as it is currently implemented, and as I think most people conceptualize it, it's just a browse by call number
14:59 owen        Okay, so for the purposes of Bug 4957, it would be logical to wrap the shelf browse link in a check for a call number
14:59 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4957 normal, P5, ---, oleonard, NEW, browse shelf shouldn't appear if no call number
15:13 mib_ycu7u   Anyone around that might be able to help with this problem --->  if I want to add a new Bib record and when entering an Author I click the "..." button to browse authorities, nothing returns in the search results when I enter an Author name
15:22 CGI520      Hi, I very new in this but i want to learn.  I need traslate a Koha but my operative system is windows i try i read guides i don´t have support so I need HELP!!!
15:24 CGI520      HI!!!
15:26 mib_ycu7u   what language are you trying to translate to?
15:27 CGI520      thanks
15:27 CGI520      To Spanish
15:27 CGI520      i have version 2.2.9 for windows
15:27 kf          2.2.9 is very old
15:28 CGI520      umm so windows i dont found more update
15:28 kf          I think there are not many people who can help you with that version and bugs will not get fixed
15:29 CGI520      I want to use Koha but i dont know to windows exist other version or is necessary to use linux
15:29 kf          I think debian/ubuntu/linux is the better option at the moment, there are a lot of install manuals too
15:30 CGI520      Excuse me for my english
15:30 kf          I think chris_n is working on koha on windoes - but not sure what the status is
15:30 kf          Im not a native speaker :)
15:30 CGI520      where are you?
15:31 CGI520      but to write much better
15:31 kf          Germany
15:31 CGI520      Colombia
15:34 CGI520      Cris_n appears in green... so means??
15:35 owen        @seen chris_n
15:35 munin       owen: chris_n was last seen in #koha 5 days, 19 hours, 41 minutes, and 38 seconds ago: <chris_n> heya paul
15:42 owen        I've got a Perl question: In Circulation.pm, there are lines like $issuingimpossible{UNKNOWN_BARCODE} = 1;
15:42 owen        How is the upper-case significant?
15:43 druthb      hi, brendan and wizzyrea_!
15:43 wizzyrea_   hey there
15:43 imp         owen: just a guess, sounds like an enum
15:50 kf          bye all, will be back for the meeting :)
15:51 wizzyrea_   oh what time is the meeting
15:51 gmcharlt    19:00 UTC+0
15:51 gmcharlt    three hours from now
15:51 wizzyrea_   kool ty
15:52 kf          owen: ok, seems you cant delete vendors and you cant edit orders (even if basket is not closed)
15:52 kf          *sighs*
15:52 brendan     hi ruth
15:57 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: bug 4953 - make the debian package copy in YUI images <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=618b092a5e9f37551ccac178f1735ddf6d05d1b8> / bug 4952 - make the koha-remove script stop zebra for the instance <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=8dcfa1ec4cd78be7b6525ea4ac519e7adef942c6>
16:01 gmcharlt    owen: re bug 4954 is your comment about replicating the bug or testing the patch?
16:01 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4954 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti, ASSIGNED, modifying a member renew his card
16:01 owen        Replicating the bug
16:01 owen        I couldn't reproduce it
16:07 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: (bug #4954) allow date expiry modification only on step 0 and 3 <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=5f5d093c5b5742dc21ca96c0b58bcee3a074da7d> / Update 3.0 to 3.2 budgets <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=17800939e8a3e6f34549ade0e5e068728e5cb907>
16:17 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: (bug #3772) show place hold button in isbd view <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=3807dd7b19de3f400a956c573d8f3369837ba7f4>
16:24 owen        I was just testing Bug 4295 and I'm finding that overduerules.pl isn't saving *anything*
16:24 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4295 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti, ASSIGNED, Overduerules doesn't save "debarred" conf
16:24 owen        Could someone else try it?
16:27 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: UNIMARC coded field search : No results <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=ab1ca606e33ecd9d10833e2ee9143c31ed127f89>
16:28 owen        Never mind, the entries which didn't save didn't have a delay value specified
16:28 owen        It'd be nice to get a warning about that
16:35 owen        sekjal?
16:37 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: Fix for Bug 4484, Rss tag is not escaped in search result <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6127553c4494393beb3cec6bc534db0db079a5a9> / newordersuggestion would not filter by status <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=eb53c0d662ea7c4eefce905844903ad6ac50e741> / error 500 when record cannot be loaded <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6e
16:37 sekjal      hey, owen
16:39 owen        Hi sekjal, I was going to check in with you about reassigning Bug 3393 to you
16:39 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3393 major, PATCH-Sent, ---, ian.walls, ASSIGNED, Default branches and overdues notices
16:39 owen        But I went ahead and did it :)
16:39 sekjal      owen:  cool
16:48 cait        hi all
17:01 cait        owen++ #because he deserves it
17:33 mib_ipx1t   .
17:34 pianohack   I agree
17:34 pianohack   .
17:35 joetho      warming up for an irc meeting?
17:35 joetho      .
17:38 pianohack   Just helping out mib_ipx1t
17:38 pianohack   How are you, joetho?
17:40 joetho      "hangin on by a thread"
17:53 slef        moo
17:54 pianohack   hola slef
17:55 slef        T-55mins?
17:55 owen        slef, I'd be interested hearing your opinion on this: http://lists.katipo.co.nz/pipermail/koha/2010-July/024453.html
17:56 slef        debar isn't in ODLIS, so should be removed. What does it mean?
17:57 chris       banned
17:57 chris       is what it means here, and what it meant in koha's case
17:57 slef        blocked might be a nicer way of putting it?
17:58 chris       oh it isnt a nice thing
17:58 chris       you have to do a lot to get debarred
17:58 slef        oh ok, so banned
17:58 owen        chris: It depends on your library's policy
17:58 chris       well there are other flags for stopping lending
17:59 chris       debarred is 'get the hell out of the library cos u tried to burn it down'
17:59 chris       not to be confused with suspended cos we dont have a valid address for you
17:59 owen        That's certainly not how it is understood in my experience
17:59 slef        ODLIS calls it "problem patron" http://lu.com/odlis/odlis_p.cfm#problempatron
18:00 wizzyrea_   agree with owen here
18:00 owen        Since overdue notice triggers can debar a patron it seems that it has now been tied to less serious circ policy
18:00 owen        That's always how we've used it
18:00 slef        owen's example seems to be http://lu.com/odlis/odlis_d.cfm#delinquent
18:00 wizzyrea_   it's kind of the worst in a series of "your account is not in good standing" flags
18:01 chris       ah yeah, if it has been tied to overdues, it has had its original use corrupted
18:01 owen        chris I'm very surprised--I never knew that the original meaning was so serious!
18:01 wizzyrea_   I can't think of any library that actually uses the ILS as a list of banned patrons
18:01 chris       in that case suspended would be ok
18:01 wizzyrea_   at least none of mine
18:02 slef        wizzyrea_: it might work if entry barriers were linked to the LMS
18:02 wizzyrea_   true
18:02 sekjal      it'd make an interesting enhancement.  have a page with the names and pictures of people not allowed in the building, and a place to the contact info for your local security team
18:02 wizzyrea_   < has mostly very small libraries, and none with entry barriers
18:02 chris       its more that its a signal that you cant just let someone borrow again if they come and ask you nicely
18:02 slef        I think I've used exactly one library where I had to scan my card on entry.
18:03 chris       rather than practically used to throw people out
18:03 wizzyrea_   I think at core we're talking about the same thing
18:03 slef        ok, who's going to summarise this?
18:04 chris       well i think since it has been morphed into meaning suspended, and is tied to things like overdues
18:04 wizzyrea_   the "no, you can't use the library" flag.
18:04 chris       suspended is fine
18:05 sekjal      if we extend the granular permissions system to the patrons, we can have permissions like "CanBorrow", "CanUseLocally", and "CanAccessFacilities"
18:05 chris       i can always translate it back
18:05 chris       :)
18:09 scott       .
18:10 owen        _
18:11 chris       !
18:12 druthb      ?
18:12 pianohack   ¿
18:13 pianohack   (caucasiocentrists!)
18:15 druthb      ß
18:15 wizzyrea_   ø
18:16 scott       ?
18:16 druthb      þ
18:16 wizzyrea_   å
18:16 slef        no-one trying to type that character you get by pressing alt and f4?
18:17 * wizzyrea_ waits with bated breath...
18:17 * druthb    suggests that we write a collaborative poem using only punctuation, letters with diacritics, and non-Roman alphabets.
18:17 slef        wizzyrea_: nah, no-one's falling for it.
18:18 druthb      буфет
18:18 wizzyrea_   does that still work in linux?
18:18 wizzyrea_   >.>
18:18 wizzyrea_   I've never tried it
18:18 slef        depends if you're using one of the poor Windows Wannabe systems
18:18 owen        ...like Ubuntu I guess
18:19 slef        I suspect kubuntu is most likely for it to still work.
18:20 slef        Not sure about ubuntu and the ubuntu machine I usually use is a few countries away just now.
18:20 slef        (and not online)
18:24 gmcharlt    how very irresponsible of it - tell it to come home ;)
18:27 slef        I've better things to do than shepherd laptops.  I'll ignore it and it will come home.
18:28 joetho      did you ever find your laptops, wizzyrea?
18:28 wizzyrea_   no, I'm sure they are in the loving hands of some poor college student by now
18:29 wizzyrea_   or sold on ebay or somesuch
18:30 pianohack   slef: dunno about ubuntu either, but base compiz on my arch install has alt-f4 mapped
18:30 pianohack   Anyway, bye for now, might log in later with new laptop
18:31 joetho      "loving hands of poor college student"
18:32 joetho      "enrolling in college"
18:32 joetho      "bye for now, log in later with NEW LAPTOP"
18:32 joetho      I must have a suspicious nature.
18:32 wizzyrea_   hehe
18:35 owen        Should the fix for Bug 3783 have allowed me to see multiple 856u's in one record?
18:35 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3783 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti, ASSIGNED, marcurls doesn't support multiple subfields url
18:39 scott       Is this thing on?
18:39 owen        Okay, bug 3783 fixed, but the fix only applies to non-xslt
18:39 wizzyrea_   affirmative, scott
18:39 owen        scott: I thought you already found that out? Weren't you in on the punctuation poetry slam?
18:40 SJeffery_   What is the reason for having to review past version roadmaps?
18:40 slef        SJeffery_: current version roadmaps
18:41 SJeffery_   Features that were on the roadmap that didn't make it into the release that need to be pused into a future release?
18:42 chris       3.0. and 3.2 are the current versions, 3.4 is a future one, is what slef was saying i think :)
18:43 slef        yes, sorry, rushing, trying to get some stuff finished before the meetings
18:43 scott       3.4 is dealing with architectural issues, is that correct?
18:44 scott       We have some speed issues, when opening patron records with alot of stuff on them.
18:45 chris       performance issues yes
18:46 SJeffery_   Ah, ok, I was thinking 3.0 was considered an "old" release.
18:47 gmcharlt    SJeffery_: it's the maintenance release - think of it as current stable, like Debian lenny, with 3.2 being squeeze
18:48 slef        3.0 = current, 3.2 = coming soon, 3.4 = future
18:49 scott       cool
18:49 gmcharlt    good afternoon, good evening, and good morning
18:49 gmcharlt    I'm calling this meeting to order
18:49 cait        :)
18:49 * owen      puts down his bug-swatter
18:49 gmcharlt    agenda for this meeting can be found at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_7_July_2010
18:50 gmcharlt    and consists of
18:50 gmcharlt    1.  Update on Roadmap to 3.2.
18:50 gmcharlt    2. Update on Roadmap to 3.0.
18:50 gmcharlt    3. Update on Roadmap to 3.4.
18:50 gmcharlt    4. Follow-up on actions from General IRC Meeting, 2 June 2010.
18:50 gmcharlt    5. Agree times of next meetings.
18:50 gmcharlt    but first, let's have a round of introductions
18:50 * gmcharlt  = Galen Charton, 3.2 RM
18:50 chris       chris cormack, 3.4 RM
18:50 * owen      Owen Leonard, Nelsonville Public Library
18:50 jwagner     Jane Wagner, PTFS
18:50 * wizzyrea_ Liz Rea, NEKLS
18:50 * nengard   = Nicole C. Engard, ByWater Solutions & Doc Manager (here with 3 new koha librarians)
18:50 cait        Katrin Fischer, BSZ
18:50 joetho      joetho = Joe Tholen, SEKLS / Kansas
18:51 sekjal      Ian Walls, ByWater Solutions
18:51 collum      Garry Collum, Kenton County Public Library
18:51 scott       Scott Kushner, MTPL/NJ
18:51 thd         Thomas Dukleth, Agogme, New York City
18:51 rhcl        Greg Lawson - Rolling Hills Consolidated Library
18:51 Colin       = Colin Campbell, PTFS Europe
18:51 brendan     Brendan Gallagher, ByWater Solutions
18:51 * slef      = MJ Ray, software.coop worker-owner
18:51 joetho      welcome to the three new Kohanians with Nicole!
18:51 SJeffery_   Steve Jeffery, FCX
18:52 nengard     new librarians asking if Kohanians is a real word :) hehe
18:52 slef        it's probably something less pronouncably Maori
18:52 chris_n     Chris Nighswonger, FBC
18:52 chris       no s in maori
18:53 chris       tangata koha
18:53 chris       would work
18:53 gmcharlt    nice
18:53 gmcharlt    one to the agenda
18:53 gmcharlt    first
18:54 gmcharlt    as far as 3.2 is concerend, I've released the beta
18:54 gmcharlt    there are currently six blockers to close before the release candidate can come out
18:54 gmcharlt    namely
18:54 tajoli      Zeno Tajoli, CILEA (Italy)
18:54 gmcharlt    bug 3536
18:54 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3536 blocker, PATCH-Sent, ---, chris, ASSIGNED, Checked In item requiring transfer does not consistently trigger transfer prompt
18:55 gmcharlt    for which patch is available; I will be testing and pushing
18:55 gmcharlt    bug 3756
18:55 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3756 blocker, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, new sys prefs - no way to add a new local use preference
18:55 jcamins     Sorry I'm late.
18:55 gmcharlt    for this, a quick-and-dirty approach will have to do, namely repurposing code from the previous sysprefs editor to handle local sysprefs only
18:56 gmcharlt    bug 4141
18:56 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4141 blocker, PATCH-Sent, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, reconcile 3.0.x and HEAD database updates for 3.2.0
18:56 * jcamins   = Jared Camins-Esakov, American Numismatic Society and elsewhere
18:56 gmcharlt    my thanks to hdl and BibLibre for doing work on that, as well as letting me borrower a copy of a 3.0 production database to test the upgrade path with as well
18:56 gmcharlt    bug 4188
18:57 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4188 blocker, P1, ---, gmcharlt, ASSIGNED, Basketgroup print fails to generate a file
18:57 gmcharlt    which is fully patched, and I think is just one more test away from closure
18:57 gmcharlt    bug 4310
18:57 chris       sweet
18:57 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4310 blocker, P5, ---, henridamien, NEW, No Migration for budgets from 3.0 to 3.2
18:57 gmcharlt    which hdl submtted a patch for earlier today
18:57 gmcharlt    pending testing, hopefully this can be close
18:57 * wizzyrea_ cheers
18:58 gmcharlt    Colin: since you were the last to test on that bug, if you can test again, I'd appreciate it
18:58 gmcharlt    and finally
18:58 chris       for 3756, i vote we dont close the bug when the quick and dirty patch is applied, merely drop its severity
18:58 gmcharlt    bug 4472
18:58 Colin       I'll try running an upgrade
18:58 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4472 blocker, PATCH-Sent, ---, chris, NEW, img tags in xslt broken after automatic translation
18:58 gmcharlt    chris: sounds good
18:58 cait        I think we can close that
18:59 chris       yay!
18:59 gmcharlt    cait: so French and Spanish translation generation now tests OK?  cool
18:59 cait        no
18:59 cait        but the img tags are not the problem
18:59 nengard     chris agreed
18:59 cait        different bugs
19:00 cait        can separate them, but have no idea what is wrong with spanish, some files were not generated by the translate script
19:00 gmcharlt    cait: well, that may still keep it a blocker, though, if it's preventing the translated tempates from being generated
19:00 cait        and the french translation contains html entities
19:00 gmcharlt    I'd like to ask chris and/or fredericd to look into that one
19:01 chris       cait: they arent in the .po file eh?
19:01 chris       anyway we can investigate later
19:01 cait        chris: the html entities come from pootle
19:01 cait        can be fixed there
19:02 chris       ah ok
19:02 cait        not sure about problems with ohter languages, chose Spanish, French and German for testing
19:02 tajoli      Also marc21_field_007.tmpl has problem on translation
19:02 slef        gmcharlt: why are most of the bugs showing as blocking HEAD not rel_3_2?
19:03 slef        gmcharlt: (want me to relabel?)
19:03 gmcharlt    slef: sure, go ahead
19:03 slef        relabelling...
19:05 gmcharlt    so upon closing of the blockers, or at least sufficient reason to downgrade their severity, I will release RC1
19:05 paul_p      hello everybody, from an hotel in Lille
19:05 chris       tajoli: can you file a bug for that please
19:05 chris       rc1++
19:05 gmcharlt    upon confirmation that upgrades from 3.0.x to RC1 are OK
19:05 gmcharlt    it will become general release
19:05 paul_p      rc1++, I confirm ;-)
19:05 chris       yay
19:05 wizzyrea_   \o/
19:06 cait        what happens to the other bugs? some are really annoying
19:06 chris       they get fixed asap and go into 3.0.1
19:06 nengard     you mean 3.2.1
19:06 wizzyrea_   3.2.1
19:06 cait        for example you cant use singlebranchmode atm
19:06 chris       yeah that one
19:06 nengard     :)
19:06 wizzyrea_   :D
19:06 wizzyrea_   jinx nengard
19:07 gmcharlt    I'll accept patches for major bugs, but they those bugs will not be allowed to hold up RC1
19:07 slef        relabelled
19:07 tajoli      OK I will do a bug about it. Which level ?
19:07 gmcharlt    tajoli: normal, I'd say
19:07 chris       major tajoli
19:07 chris       heh
19:07 chris       spot the translation manager :)
19:07 * gmcharlt  thumb-wrestles with chris
19:07 chris       fredericd's job soon :)
19:08 gmcharlt    but anyway, in no event will general release happen later than the general meeting next month
19:08 * chris_n   cheers
19:08 * wizzyrea_ cheers
19:08 chris       sounds like if we work hard, we could get rc1 out in the next week
19:08 gmcharlt    string freeze is in effect
19:08 chris       cool, ill regen the .po files
19:09 Nate        Nate Curulla, ByWater Solutions... sorry im late!
19:09 gmcharlt    so a general announcement to the translators to continue their good offices woudl be a good idea
19:09 slef        (hey, where's the Severity descriptions page gone from the help?)
19:09 * owen      finds string freezes to be unfair to kittens everywhere
19:10 tajoli      A question: what to do if the bug is present in 3.0 and 3.2. The exactly same code ?
19:10 nengard     LOL
19:10 owen        http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/page.cgi?id=fields.html#bug_severity
19:10 tajoli      Two entry in bugzilla or only one ?
19:10 slef        thanks owen!
19:10 gmcharlt    tajoli: one
19:10 tajoli      OK
19:11 thd         owen: 3.2.1 should have no shortage of kittens which had been frozen out of 3.2
19:11 slef        tajoli: today I think it gets accepted into rel_3_2, then relabelled for rel_3_0.  Mention that it applies to both!
19:11 tajoli      Clearly
19:12 slef        3.2.1 gives me kittens
19:12 gmcharlt    any quesitons before we move to the update on 3.0?
19:13 chris       not from me
19:13 gmcharlt    ok, moving on, then - hdl?
19:13 hdl         yep
19:14 davi        here for a while
19:14 hdl         3.0.7 will  be issued in the next couple of weeks.
19:14 hdl         And will be the last of 3.0.x
19:16 hdl         I still need some time to make a clean updatedatabase from 3.0 to 3.2
19:16 hdl         any questions comments ?
19:17 gmcharlt    if not, on to the 3.4 update
19:17 chris       just a big thanks from me
19:17 gmcharlt    chris?
19:17 chris       right, ive been holding off talking about 3.4 too much, because its always more exciting to make new bugs instead of fixing old ones
19:17 chris       but now 3.2 is nearly out, we can start thing about 3.4
19:18 chris_n     hehe
19:18 chris       patches that cant go into 3.2 have been pushed up in new/ branches in git
19:18 chris       eg new/db_dump
19:18 gmcharlt    (http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/RFCs_for_Koha_3.4)
19:19 chris       until 3.2 is released and branched, this practice will continue
19:19 slef        should we review 3.0's roadmap and move bits that didn't happen to 3.4?
19:19 * gmcharlt  would vote for that practice continuing for non-trivial topics
19:19 nengard     chris are we supposed to be doing something diff with our patches to make it so that they make it into a new/ branch? or are you just picking what wasn't added to 3.2?
19:19 chris       if you want to label it [3.4]
19:20 chris       that would make it easier, basically anything that is not a bug fix now, is not going into 3.2 anything that is a feature set, gets made into a branch
19:20 gmcharlt    slef: I'd suggest reissuing a call for RFCs on anything that was proposed but not contributed
19:20 chris       yes, that is a good idea
19:21 gmcharlt    i.e., 3.2 RFCs that have a decent chance of actually getting code would be candidates for 3.4
19:21 gmcharlt    but legacy RFCs that never got done or never got submitted shouldn't be tacked on to the 3.4 list without discussion
19:21 chris       if people wold like to put there names against things they plan to work on on that page also, that would be handy
19:22 chris       eg, catalyst plan to work on the template::toolkit conversion and db schema abstraction
19:22 jwagner     Question -- should sponsored new development be listed here?
19:22 chris       yes
19:22 chris_n     should RFCs also contain an associated bug# for an enhancement request?
19:22 chris       ideally yes
19:22 gmcharlt    ideally, yes
19:23 chris_n     and the bug marked as sponsored
19:23 chris_n     snap
19:23 slef        ok
19:23 paul_p      if we have time-based/frequent releases shouldn't we have a "RFC" page, with a column "timeline expected" and "integrated in version ..." ?
19:23 chris_n     +1
19:23 paul_p      more than a RFC3.4, RFC36 ...
19:23 gmcharlt    paul_p: worth considering
19:23 chris_n     I think knowing a vendor's timeframe would be most helpful
19:24 thd         Knowing reality would also be helpful
19:24 Colin       it is important to know that an rfc is likely to be delivered
19:24 chris       yes
19:24 paul_p      yep
19:24 chris       and wether its under a 6 month embargo
19:25 jwagner     I'm concerned about the page getting overwhelmed.  We have maybe a couple of _hundred_ features sponsored that we'll be listing within the next few weeks.
19:25 paul_p      (we already have most of the 3.4 BibLibre RFCs already written and on git.biblibre.com ...)
19:25 jwagner     Do you really want that much on the page?
19:25 chris       also, if we move to tighter releases, some features are not going to make it
19:25 chris_n     perhaps links from that page to the detailed RFCs?
19:25 chris       jwagner: if it actually is going to be sent as patches to be merged in
19:25 paul_p      jwagner: maybe a page for each module ? "RFC acq, RFC cataloguing, RFC serials,..." ?
19:25 * chris_n   hates having to scroll too far down a page
19:26 cait        +1
19:26 hdl         paul_p: could be subcategories
19:26 paul_p      yes hdl
19:26 chris       also, if we are doing timebased, if something isnt ready, we wont be pushing it just to make the deadline, it will just have to miss that release
19:26 jwagner     paul_p, subpages might be preferable.  How about a link to a complete list on another site?
19:26 thd         People should be encouraged to update originally anticipated timelines with current anticipation as reality takes over
19:27 chris_n     +1
19:27 paul_p      chris, yes, a non ready feature would be delayed
19:27 cait        what is the time frame we are speaking of?
19:27 chris       also, a feature that has bugs would be removed
19:27 chris       under true timebased
19:27 chris_n     topic branches will definitely help with that sort of thing
19:28 nengard     should we look at other public rfc type pages and see how they're organized to give us ideas on how it's best done?
19:28 paul_p      easier to manage fast cycles : if the feature is ready say 1 month after the release, that would be easier to deal with : we deliver it to the customer, and we integrate it in next version
19:28 chris       chris_n: defnitely
19:28 hdl         but there would be a branch which could containe more patches.
19:28 nengard     I'd say a table with links to full descriptions, titles, expected dates, and sponsorship (based on what we're all saying)
19:28 chris_n     nengard: +1
19:28 sekjal      I had proposed to the devel list that we do major releases (X.Y) on a features basis, and minor releases (X.Y.Z) on a timed basis.   Is that feasible?
19:28 paul_p      nengard++
19:29 chris       this is a major topic we are going to be working on at the developer conference in 4 months time
19:29 nengard     how cow! is it that soon!! :)
19:29 gmcharlt    nengard: which probably pushes some of it back to the bugs database, which would allow tagging of enh bugs and reporting on them
19:29 nengard     how = holy
19:29 chris_n     and bugzilla does some time tracking as well
19:29 * paul_p    still has to take his plane ticket...
19:29 nengard     i have mine!
19:29 nengard     and my hotel
19:29 nengard     :)
19:30 chris       estimated time of completion would make mine and colin's job a lot easier
19:30 cait        paul_p: me too
19:30 gmcharlt    sekjal: I think it's one or the other - once a branch hits maintenance mode, pushing bugfixes isn't generally an issue
19:30 hdl         the problem is that sometimes, feature branche and bug fixes branch touches the same files.
19:31 sekjal      gmcharlt: I'm thinking that new features slated for, say 3.4, could be added to 3.2.1 if they were completed early
19:31 sekjal      and passed QA
19:31 chris       ahh no
19:31 Colin       and had tests
19:31 * chris_n   says no, too
19:31 * paul_p    think it would be very hard, so say no too
19:31 chris_n     3.2.x will only be bugfixes
19:31 chris       maybe if it had tests and made no db changes
19:31 tajoli      Personaly I prefer time bases releases also for major (x.Y)
19:32 Colin       or architecture changes
19:32 * chris_n   digs his feet in further
19:32 chris       :)
19:32 gmcharlt    chris_n++ # and if any features get added to 3.2.1 or later, I strongly suggest that they only be cherry-picks
19:32 slef        I suspect that the number of involved parties downstream of the developers may make ETAs too unreliable to be useful.  Better to lay down koha schedule and let what makes it make it.
19:32 hdl         chris_n: I agree with you provided that the timeline for 3.4 is really short.
19:32 paul_p      yes, that's what I did for 2.2.x : new minor features without DB changes (or very minor ones like a new index) were added to 2.2.n+1
19:32 chris_n     hdl: should be 6 months or there about
19:32 chris       slef: i think you are right
19:32 nengard     soemtimes time based is unreasonable - if there is a bug that's blocking release - then it's blocking release - no matter how long it takes to fix ... we can shoot for time based, but it's not always acheivable
19:33 paul_p      nengard: the hope is that with topic branches & tests & ... there won't be BLO introduced
19:33 nengard     got it
19:33 Colin       in cases like that the code that brought the bug gets pulled
19:33 chris_n     nengard: with an always stable HEAD it is possible
19:33 paul_p      even if I feel that will never be 100% sure
19:33 chris       Colin++
19:33 joetho      I think a relatively fixed time period for releases sounds like a good idea, particularly for developer/vendor planning.
19:33 slef        nengard: pull out the code and release without that feature if possible
19:33 paul_p      wow .... fire in german goal area...
19:34 nengard     key words being 'if possible'
19:34 paul_p      s/goal/scoring/
19:34 slef        (where is git demerge when we need it? ;-) )
19:34 cait        paul_p: no fun to watch today
19:34 slef        paul_p: goal area is fine
19:34 gmcharlt    ye olde git revert
19:34 chris       well, the way it will work
19:34 slef        gmcharlt: depends if it made a release, then was found to BLO... but this is all corner case of a corner case
19:35 chris_n     plenty of QA should help avoid too many of those corner cases :)
19:35 paul_p      fire in spanish goal area now ... but still 0-0 ;-)
19:35 chris       slef: we do 3 weekly releases here, i have lots of experience pulling branches back out
19:36 chris       (for another project not koha)
19:36 paul_p      chris: do you deliver to a lot of customers this 3weekly releases ?
19:36 chris       a bugs a bug
19:36 paul_p      because I can't imagine to updage all our customers every 3 weeks !
19:37 cait        I think you can always decide to skip one release
19:37 chris       nope wouldnt do koha every three weeks, just saying, pulling branches isnt that bad
19:37 paul_p      cait, of course.
19:37 paul_p      chris, ok
19:37 slef        chris: does it stuff up much?
19:38 chris       nope, merges are run multiple times a day, developers are emailed when there are conflicts
19:38 chris       we havent had to roll back a release yet
19:38 slef        cool
19:39 chris       which is lucky, cos its the second busiest website in nz hehe
19:39 paul_p      chris: could we have the tools you use to merge/mail/... that would be useful for a lot of us
19:39 wizzyrea_   prety sure luck doesn't really factor into it
19:39 chris       paul_p: yep i think so
19:39 paul_p      chris++
19:39 paul_p      that would be awesome !
19:39 chris       i plan to get some of our git gurus to talk at the dev conference also
19:39 thd         chris: Which is the first busiest website in NZ?
19:39 hdl         that would also help the project.
19:40 chris       trademe.co.nz
19:40 paul_p      git gurus++
19:40 gmcharlt    a lot of also has to do with planning on having more topic branches from the start
19:40 chris       *nod*
19:40 chris       we have a branch for every work request
19:40 chris       or bugzilla bug, in koha case
19:40 paul_p      about topic branches : once a branch is merged, do you remove it or keep it ?
19:40 chris       thd: both are owned by fairfax
19:41 paul_p      because we tried to use branches. And we ended with hundreds of branches, and it was impossible to deal with all of them !
19:41 chris       i delete my local ones
19:41 paul_p      (look at git.biblibre.com, you'll see ...)
19:41 chris       and push to the archive
19:41 gmcharlt    paul_p: depends on your workflow; certainly you can prune them once a topic branch has been merged in upstream
19:42 gmcharlt    anyway, other question or comments about 3.4 before we move on in the agenda?
19:42 paul_p      we decided to have a branch for each bug. I'm not sure it's a good idea now, we end with too many branches...
19:42 chris       i recommend for any developers who might be able to make it, come to kohacon :)
19:42 paul_p      yes, i've one gmcharlt !!!
19:42 paul_p      what about our 500+ patches ;-) any news from catalyst chris ?
19:42 chris       paul_p: i can show you how to manage that, we have a couple of thousand branches
19:42 paul_p      (and lars mail)
19:43 chris       paul_p: waiting for them to be rebased on master, and split into feature branches, then we can begin qa
19:43 jwagner     We usually do one branch per feature, although related ones may be combined.
19:43 paul_p      chris: would be pleased to learn !
19:43 chris       jwagner: we do an int branch for that
19:43 chris       bug_323_int_bug_453
19:43 chris       eg
19:43 paul_p      chris: lars wrote that maybe catalyst could dedicate some time to do that. Or did I misunderstood something ?
19:44 chris       paul_p: reed wrote that
19:44 chris       and yep we can do QA
19:44 hdl         chris : so you are not publicising all your branches then.
19:44 chris       hdl: this is for stuff, not koha
19:44 hdl         you just squahs merge the branches ?
19:45 hdl         chris yes... but we are all working on koha. And we will surely have quite a big tree
19:45 chris       paul_p: we have signoff from the directors to use some resource from our QA team (catalyst has a dedicated qa team)
19:45 hdl         with kyle hall, masmedios, xercode, ptfs biblibre.
19:45 chris       hdl: lines of code is about the same
19:46 chris       yes, linux kernel is quite big too hdl :) there are ways to do it
19:46 hdl         Sure. we just have too harmonize actions and work.
19:47 chris_n     chris: will the dev meetings from kohacon be recorded and published?
19:47 chris       yep, if you have a feature set, that is a discreet unit then the chances of it being able to be accepted multiple tenfold
19:47 * chris_n   thinks particularly of the git ones
19:47 chris       chris_n: ill see what i can do
19:47 thd         chris_n++
19:48 chris       jwagner: back to the int branches, that means 1, both, or the other feature can go in, thats why we do it that way
19:48 paul_p      goal ! (for spain)
19:48 cait        nooo
19:48 jwagner     I was more referring to development work -- there may be specs for 2-3 different features, but they all touch the same code & are better done as one branch.
19:48 thd         :)
19:49 paul_p      ppl crying in the street :D some spanish ppl in Lille it seems ...
19:49 chris       yeah, id do them as 3 branches with an integration branch
19:49 gmcharlt    heh
19:49 gmcharlt    moving on before the World Cup takes over the agenda
19:50 chris_n     :)
19:50 thd         :)
19:50 gmcharlt    regarding action items from the previous meeting
19:50 paul_p      gmcharlt++
19:50 rhcl        What's the World Cup?
19:50 * jwagner   has never understood football/soccer/whatever you call it
19:50 gmcharlt    rhcl: hush, you silly American ;)
19:50 paul_p      lol
19:50 thd         I have an issue from the previous meeting relating to license upgrade.
19:50 gmcharlt    anyway, regarding the action items - looks like the AGPL discussion has resumed on the mailnig lists
19:51 gmcharlt    and I suggest that that discussion stay there for now, unless something can be brought up briefly
19:51 paul_p      gmcharlt: ++
19:51 chris       +1
19:51 cait        +1
19:51 thd         No one has commented on this message, http://tinyurl.com/24nwjdv , which is truncated in the Katipo archive.
19:51 chris_n     +1
19:51 scott       Haven't you heard, we're Ameripean's now?
19:53 thd         I would like to encourage people to comment on the conclusion from Aaron Williamson in the  4 July message about the inclusion of unmodified third party modules in the Corresponding Source.
19:53 thd         ... under AGPL 3 specific obligations.
19:53 gmcharlt    thd: noted with thanks
19:54 thd         that was my 4 July message which quoted a message from Aaron a couple of days before.
19:55 chris       ok bus time
19:55 slef        I'm a little confused by having multiple threads of very long messages.  I don't know how well anyone else is coping?
19:55 chris       i hope i make it before i miss the last one
19:55 chris       will try to be back from the phone
19:55 slef        run chris run
19:55 thd         slef: I agree about the multiple threads
19:55 gmcharlt    thd: slef: takes a while to digest them, for sure
19:56 * chris_n   is awash in thd's research as well
19:56 chris_n     not to detract from its value :)
19:56 paul_p      another news : there will be soon a new chris... a french one. Christophe Croullebois will start working for BibLibre on jul, 19th ;-)
19:56 paul_p      too many chris on koha :D
19:56 wizzyrea_   oh sweet, chris's on 3 continents. I like.
19:56 thd         I will start returning to my usual practise of introducing new threads for specific topics now that I am over a major confusion with Aaron.
19:57 chris_n     more_chris_s++
19:57 paul_p      there will also be a Stéphane (Delaune)
19:57 gmcharlt    paul_p: we'll just refer to him as M. Croullebois ;)
19:57 paul_p      (2 new developers)
19:57 wizzyrea_   biblibre++
19:57 gmcharlt    anway, to close this meeting, let's set the time for the next one
19:57 gmcharlt    first Wednesday of August is the 4th
19:57 chris_n     +1
19:57 * paul_p    will be in holiday
19:58 gmcharlt    10:00 UTC+0 ?
19:58 paul_p      (july 19th to aug 8th)
19:58 slef        We have probable new workers in process, but it's not so simple as hiring/firing.
19:58 paul_p      slef: you don't know french laws : firing someone is harder than you can imagine here ;-)
19:58 thd         Is after 8 August OK for others?
19:58 chris_n     maybe aug 11?
19:59 slef        I think I will be UTC-5 then, so might not make it.
19:59 * owen      can't make that time FWIW
19:59 gmcharlt    ok, how about
19:59 gmcharlt    8/11 19:00 UTC+0 ?
19:59 thd         slef: are you coming to the US?
20:00 chris_n     +1
20:00 thd         +1
20:00 * gmcharlt  selfishingly prefers that anyway :)
20:00 owen        +1
20:00 chris       Back
20:00 sekjal      +1
20:00 cait        +1
20:00 owen        consensus from the Americans ;)
20:00 chris_n     hehe
20:01 hdl         +1
20:01 Colin       +1 from europe
20:01 tajoli      +1
20:01 slef        +1
20:01 thd         chris is  8/11 19:00 UTC+0 good for the next meeting for you.
20:01 paul_p      but aug, 8th is a sunday !
20:01 thd         ?
20:01 paul_p      oups, sorry
20:01 * chris_n   looks to see if Colin is wearing an orange bow tie ;-)
20:01 slef        thd: later.
20:01 paul_p      silly americans that put months first ;-)
20:02 gmcharlt    ok, I'm going to call it - next general meeting is Wednesday, 11 August 2010 at 19:00 UTC+0
20:02 paul_p      OK for aug, 11th
20:02 slef        2010-08-11
20:02 gmcharlt    thanks, everybody!
20:02 thd         paul_p months should be first in ISO format.
20:02 thd         paul_p the silly Americans put the months first and then the year last.
20:03 paul_p      thd: was joking ;-)
20:03 thd         Months first and the year last is a sin against rationality.
20:03 thd         I was not joking :)
20:04 gmcharlt    thd: well, the US is not Laputia, so that's OK ;)
20:04 thd         Natural language is also a sin against rationality :)
20:05 hdl         thd: pray for us sinners.
20:06 cait        3 minutes...
20:06 chris       Works for me
20:07 chris       And made it to the bus
20:07 cait        before world cup is over for germany
20:07 cait        now 2
20:07 scott       That's Ameri-peans, Owen
20:08 larsw       good morning
20:08 chris       Hi larsw
20:09 paul_p      hi larsw & good morning to you
20:09 Colin       sorry cait
20:09 cait        hi larsw
20:09 paul_p      sorry cait
20:09 paul_p      really expected germany to win.
20:10 * cait      cries a little bit
20:10 * paul_p    will support oranje for the final I think
20:10 slef        new world cup winners, here we go!
20:10 paul_p      right slef
20:10 slef        I will support Spain because they put out Germany who put out England (and who cares we were awful)
20:10 cait        ok. that was enough sports for me until the next world cup
20:11 Colin       hop holland ( and orange everything)
20:11 paul_p      slef: right, england were awful. Not like the great french team that did really a great competition :D :D
20:11 chris       Rugby world cup next year
20:11 chris       In nz
20:11 slef        paul_p: yeah, but that was self-harm.  Our lot didn't even have the energy to riot.
20:12 slef        football presenter on netherlands tv is wearing a bright purple jacket and mauve shirt!
20:12 hdl         ok thanks a lot gmcharlt and chris
20:13 chris       Thank you hdl
20:13 davi        Spain finalist :)
20:14 chris       Bueno
20:14 davi        S�
20:14 chris       Sad for cait but a new country is good
20:15 richard     hi
20:15 chris       Hi richard
20:15 chris       Cold in island bay today eh?
20:15 richard     sure is
20:16 richard     took the dogs for a walk this morning and just about froze my face off
20:17 chris       Yeah that wind is crazy cold
20:18 owen        chris do you have a moment for a Perl question?
20:19 chris       Yep
20:19 owen        There are parts of Circulation.pm which look like this: $issuingimpossible{USERBLOCKEDREMAINING} = $count;
20:19 owen        Is there a significance to the upper-case?
20:19 chris       right
20:19 chris       That's a hash
20:19 chris       Yes
20:20 chris       In perl U != u
20:22 chris       Not sure why that was chosen as the hash key
20:22 chris       But it is a different key to the lowercase word
20:23 chris       Is that what you were asking?
20:23 owen        But the fact that it is in upper case doesn't signify something in itself?
20:23 chris       Nope
20:23 chris       Its just a string
20:24 owen        I'm looking in particular at this, on line 858: $needsconfirmation{RESERVED} =
20:24 owen        "$res->{'reservedate'} : $resborrower->{'firstname'} $resborrower->{'surname'} ($resborrower->{'cardnumber'})";
20:24 owen        The script is cramming a bunch of strings together so I was looking to split them out into their own variables
20:24 chris       Normally I put ' around them
20:25 chris       But if its a single word you don't have to
20:25 chris       Right
20:25 chris       Id write that as $
20:26 chris       Gah
20:26 chris       Makes sense
20:26 chris       I have fat fingers today
20:26 chris       Can't type good on the phone
20:27 slef        off for dinner
20:27 chris       A hash key can be any string
20:27 chris       'reserve date' eg
20:29 owen        Okay, whatever wasn't working for me this morning is working now. I thought I was missing some arcane bit of syntax knowledge
20:29 chris       So reserved could be set 1 if there is a reserve
20:29 chris       Then you could assign the rest to other hash keys
20:31 chris       Ok my stop soon bbiab
20:31 owen        Thanks chris, see you later
20:31 * owen      wraps it up for the day
20:41 chris       back
22:13 chris       hi reed
22:14 robin       g'morning everyone
22:14 chris       http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/2010-07-07#i_467905 meeting log if you are interested
22:34 richard     thanks chris
22:36 chris       so i have a question
22:36 chris       for anyone who is hear
22:36 chris       here too
22:37 chris       do any libraries have no charge to issue an item, but one to renew it?
22:37 chris       if so, how do you handle that in koha, if we cant currently i need to add it
22:37 * wizzyrea_ doesn't have any of those
22:38 chris       yeah, this is my first one
22:38 chris       im suspecting i need to add a new column to itemtypes
22:38 chris       so instead of charge
22:38 chris       we have issue charge, and renewal charge
22:39 richard     chris: i'm pretty sure that rangitikei wanted something similar
22:39 chris       well 2 now :)
22:39 chris       2 is enough to do it :)
22:39 chris       seems like 2 columsn would allow for whatever you wanted to set
22:40 chris       both 0 for no charges, etc
22:40 chris       both 1 for $1 for an issue and again for a renewal
22:40 chris       anyone see fatal flaws in my plan?
22:40 wizzyrea_   ew and the requisite issuing rules
22:40 wizzyrea_   to define that behavior
22:41 wizzyrea_   sorry maybe that one's obvious
22:41 chris       well i dont think that needs changing
22:41 chris       i think the discount column just applies to both
22:41 wizzyrea_   you don't need a place to define "pay 1 dollar for renewal" instead of "renew for free"
22:41 wizzyrea_   ?
22:41 chris       itemtypes
22:41 chris       2 columsn there
22:41 wizzyrea_   oh I see
22:42 chris       issue charge and renewal charge
22:42 chris       instead of just charge like now
22:42 chris       which doubles for both
22:42 wizzyrea_   so you're gonna force an itype for charged renewals
22:42 chris       yes
22:42 wizzyrea_   sorry took me a minute to wrap my head around it
22:42 chris       if you have items that only incur a renewal charge
22:43 chris       the library in question never charges for issues
22:43 chris       only for renewals
22:43 chris       so no new itemtypes for them
22:43 wizzyrea_   and this will be defined in addition or alongside reserve rules
22:43 chris       no you just set the charge amount in itemtypes
22:44 chris       then if you want to make it not apply to a borrower category
22:44 chris       you make a rule in smart rules
22:44 chris       and set the discount to 100%
22:44 wizzyrea_   ah, then no, I don't see any fatal flaws there
22:45 chris       cool
22:45 chris       i wont have to reject it when i send it to myself then
22:45 chris       :)
22:45 wizzyrea_   haha
22:45 chris       ill add it, and HDC can test
22:45 chris       then in 10983 months ill release it
22:46 wizzyrea_   and make sure it's based on the code available today
22:46 chris       oh i was planning on basing it on 2003
22:46 wizzyrea_   instead of the code available then
22:47 * chris     stops snarking and goes to write some code
22:47 wizzyrea_   lol
22:47 wizzyrea_   sorry, I'm a snark enabler
22:48 chris       well they dont make a small target :)
22:55 reed        ooo, forgot there was a mtg
22:55 chris       heya druthb
22:55 druthb      hi chris.
22:55 wizzyrea_   yo ruth howareya
22:56 druthb      'm good, wizzyrea_!  :D
22:56 chris       @wunder washington,dc
22:56 munin       chris: The current temperature in Eckington Pl, NE, Washington, District of Columbia is 37.2�C (6:56 PM EDT on July 07, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 40%. Dew Point: 21.0�C. Pressure: 29.94 in 1013.8 hPa (Steady).  Heat advisory in effect until 11 PM EDT this evening... 
22:57 chris       thats pretty warm
22:57 chris       you can surely spare 10 degrees for us
22:57 chris       :)
22:57 druthb      yah.  warm enough to want to stay indoors a lot.
22:57 druthb      Supposed to rain tomorrow; we shall see.
22:57 wizzyrea_   @wunder lawrence, ks
22:57 munin       wizzyrea_: The current temperature in Channel 6 Downtown, Lawrence, Kansas is 29.1�C (5:57 PM CDT on July 07, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 24.0�C. Pressure: 29.91 in 1012.8 hPa (Falling).
23:00 druthb      "This is Lawrence KS...is anybody listening?  Anybody at all..."
23:00 chris       heh
23:00 * druthb    watched "The Day After" recently..
23:00 wizzyrea_   heh
23:00 wizzyrea_   that always kind of creeped me out
23:00 chris       nz made a film like that
23:00 chris       called quiet earth
23:01 chris       http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Quiet_Earth_(film)
23:01 druthb      The first time it showed, I was in high school.  And Nightline was right after--first thing they said was "Look out your window; your neighborhood is still there."
23:01 chris       heh
23:02 robin       ohh, I haven't seen that.
23:03 druthb      that looks sooooo good!
23:03 * robin     adds to his Fatso list
23:03 chris       we should ahve a kohacon nz film night :)
23:04 wizzyrea_   hehe
23:05 druthb      My first movie of that genre, that I recall, was http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damnation_Alley_%28film%29 ..
23:05 druthb      I was okay until the killer cockroaches.  That wierded me right out.
23:17 chris       yeah, that'd do it
23:30 robin       What's the best URL for pointing people at Koha mailing lists?
23:30 robin       Preferably non-technical-oriented
23:31 chris       http://koha-community.org/support/
23:34 * druthb    waves.