Time  Nick        Message
22:45 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: Fixes Bug 4978: longoverdues.pl claims undefined subroutine ModItem <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=766e1475abd00f1a6006f22051d937a4a14ba742>
22:29 jwagner     no problem -- sounds like a good improvement
22:28 pianohack   k, thanks for your help
22:27 jwagner     Ping me tomorrow if you want me to check
22:26 jwagner     I have it for some sites, not for others.  I'd have to go look on those servers & see what it does for multilibrary setups.
22:25 pianohack   jwagner: Do you have independentbranches turned on for your libraries? That's the only time it filters out separate branches at all
22:24 jwagner     I'm not logged into a system right now & can't remember -- do you have to select a branch when you run the report?
22:22 jwagner     That might work.
22:22 pianohack   I'll send a patch, and if it bounces, I'll revise :)
22:21 pianohack   maybe just set a column on the branches table
22:21 jwagner     (meaning it wouldn't work if you didn't run the report every day)
22:21 jwagner     Maybe something like Holds-BRANCH with the timestamp?  Wouldn't work if you're running druthb's cleanup script on the sessions table every night, though.
22:19 jwagner     Hmmm.  How about some kind of specially formatted entry in the sessions table?  Would that confuse the system?
22:19 pianohack   Probably per-library is best; it's not so much that they were seen as that they were seen and assumed to be dealt with
22:19 wizzyrea_   say you have 3 circ computers
22:19 wizzyrea_   yea, and which last run
22:19 jwagner     It can't be a cookie or something on the workstation -- different staff at different desks can run this.
22:19 pianohack   A hidden syspref would be nice, but is global for all libraries and staff
22:18 pianohack   ahaha, well, there's the rub
22:18 jwagner     pianohack, out of curiosity, how would you do that?  Set a flag somewhere on the server?
22:18 wizzyrea_   theoretically it seems like a good idea
22:17 wizzyrea_   I don't feel like I can speak to that from a practical standpoint, since we don't use it :/
22:17 pianohack   wizzyrea_: what do you think about since-report-last-run, just off the top of your head?
22:14 wizzyrea_   well I think that making it configurable is a good idea (just scrolled back)
22:13 jwagner     Any other large libraries online?  May need to float the idea in different time zones for feedback.
22:12 jwagner     I had sent a patch a long time ago to change the default date range from 10 years to 2 days (1 day? I forget).  pianohack wants a longer range for his library.
22:12 wizzyrea_   ohhh... we don't use that one, we use the hold queue and the holds awaiting pickup reports
22:11 jwagner     Holds to pull -- we're talking about the default date range.
22:10 wizzyrea_   which report is this? sorry I haven't been following all too closely
22:09 jwagner     wizzyrea_, you online? What would your libraries think?
22:09 jwagner     Oh, YES -- I think that would be the best solution.  But I don't work in a library & run this myself in a work environment, so I'd pass that idea by some other folks for comment too.
22:09 pianohack   It automatically adjusts for small libraries like ours that run the report weekly, and huge ones that run it twice a day :)
22:08 pianohack   It would still have date granularity, so if the report was last run today, it would still show today's holds
22:08 pianohack   Have it, by default, show holds that have appeared since the last time the report was run
22:08 jwagner     Go for it (my bolder side says)!
22:08 * jwagner   cowers in fear
22:08 pianohack   Are you in a crazy idea mode?
22:08 pianohack   jwagner: I just had a crazy idea
22:04 jwagner     I think I'm envisioning something like a web interface (through staff client) to a .conf-type file.
22:03 jwagner     And even a configuration by library -- so branch A could have different settings from branch B
22:02 jwagner     Trouble is (of course) the time to do it.
22:02 pianohack   right
22:02 jwagner     But we've talked at various times about moving some configuration out of individual sysprefs and into some kind of general module configuration.  This would be another candidate for that kind of setup.
22:01 * jwagner   isn't going there :-)
22:01 pianohack   Less commits to rebase, right :/
22:00 jwagner     I'm all for giving sites as much control over the behavior as possible.
22:00 pianohack   Hrrng okay
22:00 jwagner     I have some large libraries that think even 2 days is excessive.
22:00 jwagner     I was just going to write that I'd love this to be a syspref :-) so sites could control it themselves.
22:00 pianohack   yes
22:00 pianohack   And I'd rather not add yet another tiny syspref
21:59 jwagner     The default on the page?
21:59 pianohack   I know the 10 years was excessive for large libraries
21:59 pianohack   Would you be up for increasing the pendingreserves range slightly, to 4 days ago to today?
21:59 pianohack   okay
21:59 jwagner     Yes
21:58 pianohack   jwagner: still around?
21:57 chris       night cait
21:57 cait        good night all :)
21:36 sekjal      goodnight, #koha!
21:31 cait        same xml parser problem I think
21:26 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4955 critical, P5, ---, henridamien, NEW, adding to basket with no item throws error
21:26 cait        bug 4955
21:26 pianohack   office_politics--
21:23 chris       thats not really bad news, 500 errors are normally much easier to fix than 3rd party xml parsing errors :)
21:22 chris       check the error log
21:22 cait        bad news: error 500 page instead of parser error
21:21 cait        :)
21:21 chris       i am the xml dictator
21:20 cait        chris made me change my xml parser settings, hope that will kill the other error I saw
21:19 hdl         cait: so do i
21:18 cait        hdl: edit links show as root, as superlibrarian without additional permissions and with all permissions. will check my user at work tomorrow for missing permissions. perhaps I forgot to add permissions after update - hope it can be solved that easily!
21:14 chris       :)
21:12 jcamins     I guess I'll strengthen my note about not recommending FreeBSD for Koha on the wiki.
21:11 jcamins     So it would seem.
21:10 chris       jcamins: so it installs on precisely 1 freebsd machine? :)
21:09 jcamins     Apparently the script that I carefully crafted to install Koha on FreeBSD doesn't actually work on other computers.
21:03 chris       heh
21:02 cait        but not trying to make that happen
21:01 cait        :)
21:01 cait        oh, its really easy
21:01 chris       who could get angry with you?? :)
20:59 cait        I hope so, dont want to make people get angry with me :)
20:58 chris       if you see what i mean
20:58 chris       they are much better than not reported ones
20:58 chris       bugs that turn out to be invalid, are no problem
20:58 chris       thats great
20:55 cait        filing a lot of bugs, just trying to get everything written down I see
20:54 chris       oh yes, that would make sense
20:54 cait        but got a perl error before I saved... more tests needed
20:54 cait        hm, will check
20:54 hdl         cait: permissions, rights on the budget ?
20:53 cait        hdl: Im really confused now - I see a link now to modify my order. not sure what differnt in this installation compared to my installation at work. will try to find out more tomorrow.
20:42 jcamins     Should I have said something about NoZebra being deprecated?
20:40 jcamins     Good luck.
20:40 CGI369      Thanks.  Thanks again for all of the help everyone.  I'm sure I'll be back asking for help in the future
20:39 jcamins     Ctrl-X Ctrl-C
20:38 CGI369      It looks like I'm adjusting the bash code
20:37 CGI369      how do I exit bash without messing it up?
20:35 CGI369      Is it basically database maintenance?
20:35 jcamins     It creates the indexes that you're searching.
20:35 CGI369      What does reindexing actually do?
20:34 CGI369      I think I'll just pass on that last step and just remember to input the two commands in the future...I don't want to get too confused or complicated.  Thanks a ton to all of you though!
20:32 jcamins     Yes, exit nano.
20:32 chris       Hi richard
20:32 jcamins     It will add those two lines to the end of your .bashrc file.
20:31 richard     hi
20:31 CGI369      do I need to exit out of nano first?
20:30 CGI369      what does that do?
20:30 pianohack   Run echo -e 'export PERL5LIB=/home/koha/kohaclone\nexport KOHA_CONF=/home/koha/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml' | tee -a ~/.bashrc
20:30 CGI369      pianohack: what is it?
20:29 pianohack   Oh, hey, I know
20:29 pianohack   CGI369: Yes, you can, though it sounds like something strange is going on
20:28 CGI369      I can't see my cursor...I'm just going to exit and remember to input the other two commands before reindexing in the future.  Can I do that?
20:28 chris       U up for showing crontab -e next pianohack?
20:26 pianohack   Then add each one of the export commands on a new line by themselves
20:26 pianohack   Hold the down arrow until you get to the bottom of the file
20:26 pianohack   CGI369: Once you have the file open
20:26 pianohack   I don't care, I'm only a grammar nazi for myself and those who ask ;)
20:25 pianohack   There should already be stuff in the file
20:25 chris       On bus so can't type good and stuff
20:25 pianohack   Ah, nano ~/.bashrc
20:25 CGI369      So I should input "nano ~/.bashr" and then what?
20:24 chris       Cos for performance its crucial to fix
20:24 chris       We should bug any circular dependencies we have
20:24 pianohack   CGI369: Yes
20:24 chris       I think yes
20:24 CGI369      pianohack: if I don't do what you suggest, will I simply need to input those two commands each time I want to reindex?
20:23 pianohack   Just wondering if that was the reason that you sometimes have to write C4::Module::sub instead of sub for no good reason
20:23 chris       Chocolate fish for any u fix
20:23 chris       Yeah
20:23 chris       Stop us doing persistance
20:23 pianohack   Right, memory leaks, architectural nastiness, etc.
20:23 chris       They are bad in other ways
20:22 chris       Sometimes
20:22 pianohack   CGI369: Run nano ~/.bashrc
20:22 pianohack   chris: You're the perl guru; do circular dependencies cause those random within-module undefined sub problems?
20:22 CGI369      How do I do that?
20:21 pianohack   CGI369: Add them to the end of /home/koha/.bashrc
20:20 CGI369      The two earlier steps I'm asking about are "export PERL5LIB=/home/koha/kohaclone" and "export KOHA_CONF=/home/koha/koha-dev/et/koha-conf.xml"...do I need to input those two commands every time before I reindex w/ "perl rebuild_nozebra.pl" in the future?
20:17 chris       So not at busy times :)
20:16 chris       But a reindex stops searching while its done
20:16 CGI369      Ok.  Often...daily or at least weekly.  When I do reindex, do I only need to scroll down the directory to "migration_tools" and input "perl rebuild_nozebra.pl"?  Or do I need to go through the other two steps first?
20:16 jcamins     Ah.
20:16 chris       It indexes as it goes
20:15 jcamins     Is there an option for anything other than a total reindex? I've never used NoZebra, of course.
20:15 chris       A totaly reindex, id cron it to run at midnight once a week
20:15 wizzyrea_   ok, you'll have to forgive me, I'm pretty sure on my  nozebra system we have to run an index to have items show in the search
20:15 jcamins     My inclination would be to say "daily."
20:14 CGI369      So how often should I reindex with that amount?
20:14 CGI369      I only have 9 records now but will have around 4000-5000 after I've input everything from our library
20:12 wizzyrea_   lol
20:11 jcamins     How many records do you have?
20:11 CGI369      How often should I reindex in the future?
20:11 wizzyrea_   yay!
20:11 CGI369      The error doesn't come up anymore! You guys rock!
20:09 CGI369      looks like it worked!  Now I'll check if that same error occurs when I search certain terms
20:08 wizzyrea_   yep
20:08 CGI369      So now should I try "perl rebuild_nozebra.pl" again?
20:07 jcamins     Exactly.
20:07 wizzyrea_   yep
20:07 CGI369      Is "export KOHA_CONF=/home/koha/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml" the next step?
20:07 CGI369      (Sincere thanks to all of you for your patience and help)
20:05 CGI369      After "export PERL5LIB=/home/koha/kohaclone", I input "export KOHA_CONF=/home/koha/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml"?
20:05 jcamins     CGI369: No need to return to home.
20:04 wizzyrea_   so export KOHA_CONF=/home/koha/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml
20:04 CGI369      Should I first scroll back up the directory to home?
20:04 pianohack   CGI369: So your KOHA_CONF is likely in /home/koha/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml
20:04 wizzyrea_   ^^
20:03 wizzyrea_   no quotes of course, but yes
20:03 jcamins     export PERL5LIB=/home/koha/kohaclone
20:03 CGI369      (*first thing)
20:03 CGI369      so the firs thing i should input at this point is "export PERL5LIB=/path/to/koha/kohaclone"?
20:02 jcamins     Yup. So the path to koha is /home/koha/kohaclone
20:02 wizzyrea_   ah a dev install
20:02 CGI369      does that help?
20:02 CGI369      "/home/koha/kohaclone/misc/migration_tools" is what came up for the first
20:02 jcamins     find / -name koha-conf.xml -print
20:01 jcamins     And the following will help you find the second:
20:01 jcamins     pwd will tell you what the first is.
20:00 CGI369      how do I find out wha the paths are?
20:00 wizzyrea_   yep
20:00 pianohack   Though you have to find out what those two paths actually are first
19:59 wizzyrea_   so, according to the faq, you would "export PERL5LIB=/path/to/koha" and "export KOHA_CONF=/path/to/koha-conf.xml"
19:57 wizzyrea_   print working directory
19:57 CGI369      jcamins: what is "pwd"?
19:57 wizzyrea_   http://koha-community.org/documentation/faq/searching/#18
19:57 pianohack   CGI369: Does the directory /usr/lib/koha/C4 exist?
19:57 jcamins     What is the result of running the command pwd?
19:55 CGI369      jcamins and wizzyrea: how do I set those?
19:55 CGI369      pianohack: I believe so
19:55 wizzyrea_   ^^ you'll need to set the ENV vars
19:55 jcamins     When you installed  Koha, it should have told you what to set them to.
19:55 pianohack   CGI369: What kind of installation did you do? The default?
19:54 jcamins     You'll need to set your PERL5LIB and KOHACONF variables.
19:54 jcamins     Oh.
19:54 CGI369      It said "Can't locate C4/Context.pm in @INC..."
19:53 wizzyrea_   can you be specific about how it failed?
19:53 jcamins     perl ./rebuild_nozebra.pl
19:52 CGI369      I tried that as well and it failed...
19:51 wizzyrea_   you probably need to perl rebuild_nezebra.pl
19:51 CGI369      I got down to migration_tools and input "rebuild_nozebra.pl" but it said "command not found"
19:50 cait        perhaps choose a better name with /name
19:49 CGI369      So I was just on here as "CGI1745"...
19:41 cait        :)
19:41 wizzyrea_   hehe
19:40 jcamins     wizzyrea_: I'm impressed you got that close. I just know the directory as mi<tab>mi<tab>
19:40 CGI745      ok, I'll try that and be back in a few minutes
19:40 wizzyrea_   l
19:40 wizzyrea_   ^^ that, yes lo
19:40 jcamins     (I just checked)
19:39 jcamins     migration_tools
19:39 wizzyrea_   er migration-tools (sorry I'm not right in front of my install atm)
19:38 wizzyrea_   right, it's located in misc/migration/tools
19:38 CGI745      so should I input "rebuild_nozebra.pl script" from the command line?
19:38 wizzyrea_   it would be rebuild_nozebra.pl -b or somesuch
19:37 wizzyrea_   no, I think that's incorrect
19:37 jcamins     Well, there's also a rebuild_nozebra.pl script.
19:37 CGI745      Since I'm not using Zebra, I do not need to reindex.  Correct?
19:36 CGI745      Actually, I'm positive we aren't using Zebra
19:35 CGI745      I'm pretty sure we aren't using zebra
19:34 wizzyrea_   usually it would be something like rebuild_zebra.pl -b -r -v
19:32 CGI745      I'm still pretty new at this and am not very computer savvy.  How do I "reindex"?
19:31 wizzyrea_   usually a full reindex fixes it
19:31 * wizzyrea_ has seen this many times in our catalog
19:31 wizzyrea_   I would try to reindex and see if there are any errors,
19:31 wizzyrea_   745: that is usually a bad record
19:30 jcamins     Are you using Zebra?
19:30 CGI745      The weird things is that it allows me to search other terms
19:29 CGI745      I have Koha 3.01
19:29 CGI745      Error: Can't call method "as_usmarc" on an undefined value at /home/koha/kohaclone/C4/Search.pm line 2384.
19:29 cait        which error message? what koha version do you use? did you change something?
19:28 CGI745      Suddenly my Koha system won't let me search "history" and other specific words in the catalog.  I had been able to search for these terms earlier in the day but now it brings up an error message.  Any suggestions?
19:23 chris       :)
19:23 chris       hopefully have a solution by the time europe wakes up again, or at least know where to start
19:23 cait        ok, let me first finish this mail
19:23 chris       (the bug that is)
19:22 chris       then if i find anything i can update it
19:22 chris       cool thank you
19:22 cait        really tired today, but will try to file a bug later
19:22 chris       cait: id file the bug anyway
19:22 cait        wanted to test a bit more, perhaps with different settings for item creation
19:22 hdl         have you filed a bug?
19:22 cait        I wanted to do more testing today, but training session and travel plans for next week stole my time
19:21 cait        hdl: and should be repaired before 3.2 in my opinion
19:21 cait        hdl: yes, if I dont missed something its bad
19:21 jwagner     There are limits on curses?  Rationing?
19:20 chris       heh
19:20 pianohack   I might be running low on my curses and death for the day
19:20 pianohack   Bleh, will probably have to hack at this in single-user mode. Curse you upstart!
19:19 hdl         mmmm... bad thing i think.
19:19 chris_n     nothing in daemon.log
19:19 hdl         cait: sawwhat you wrote at 20:49
19:19 chris       pianohack: the main apache2 error log shows it starting
19:17 chris_n     om
19:17 chris_n     yup
19:17 pianohack   I was just wondering whether anything showed up in daemon.log or similar when they got started
19:17 pianohack   chris_n: Actually, are you on one of these ubuntu machines at the moment?
19:16 pianohack   Death to weird init bugs!
19:16 * chris_n   hands pianohack a bigger hammer
19:16 pianohack   chris_n: Okay, so it's likely this laptop. Thanks, all
19:15 chris_n     pianohack: koha worked fine out-of-box on ubuntu here (several times in fact)
19:13 * magnus    heads out to the little cabin in the woods again, for some more of that summer holiday...
19:13 magnus      chris: very, very cool!
19:11 chris       ill try to get some time today to look at it
19:10 magnus      chris: could be, i'm afraid it's a bit above me
19:10 chris       but thats just a guess without reading the code
19:10 chris       magnus: sounds to me like the script is losing its db connection when processing, and not handling that cleanly
19:09 * jwagner   thinks we should be careful about punching out :-)
19:08 cait        :)
19:08 chris       heh, its funny how we catch buses around the same time, me to work, druthb home :) we should punch in and punch out :)
19:07 magnus      cait: cool!
19:07 * druthb    is off to catch the bus.
19:05 chris       yay!
19:05 cait        ah, ok. writing joann a mail now and asking if threre is room for one more :)
19:02 magnus      yep
19:01 cait        are you signed up for the road trip?
19:00 magnus      cait: a bit... ;-)
19:00 cait        magnus: around?
18:59 cait        I installed ubuntu with apache, mysql, ssh and it worked right from start
18:58 chris       i dont recall havng to do anything special on my laptop
18:58 jcamins     If you're using regular Ubuntu, I seem to recall there being some GNOME control panel applet that does the trick.
18:57 pianohack   Grr, okay. update-rc.d and dpkg-reconfigure have both failed to solve the problem, so I'll have to see if I can figure out what's what
18:56 chris       yes
18:56 pianohack   wizzyrea_ or anyone else with koha on an ubuntu personal machine: do you have apache2 successfully starting on boot?
18:56 jcamins     Morning.
18:55 pianohack   good morning, chris
18:54 cait        morning chris
18:53 chris       smorning
18:50 cait        hm hope I did not scare her away :(
18:49 nengard     i have to log off now though .. sorry
18:49 nengard     yea - it was a feature that has now disappeared
18:49 cait        nengard: I was not able to edit an order - perhaps it has to do with item creation? but I think its a really bad thing. you can for example not find out which fund you chose, not all information from the order is shown on the screen after you saved.
18:47 cait        nengard: funny, I was asking hdl about editing baskets/orders the moment I saw your mail on the list
18:47 cait        hi nengard
18:44 nengard     howdy
18:44 druthb      hi, nengard!  :D
18:18 pianohack   Skip some typing in git send-email
18:18 pianohack   Handy tip for anyone who only sends koha patches to the list: git config sendemail.to koha-patches@lists.koha-community.org
18:18 munin       druthb: Karma for "jwagner" has been increased 37 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 37.
18:18 druthb      @karma jwagner
18:18 munin       druthb: Karma for "druthb" has been increased 35 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 35.
18:18 druthb      @karma druthb
18:15 jwagner     cait, thanks.  I try to stay out of discussions as a rule, but...
18:15 * gmcharlt  is still looking for your missing "er"
18:14 pianohack   Okay, that's what I thought, thanks gmcharlt
18:14 gmcharlt    pianohack: koha-patches@lists.koha-community.org
18:14 pianohack   Quick to type, but I know we don't admin it anymore
18:14 cait        :) druthb++
18:14 pianohack   Are we trying to phase out patches@koha.org?
18:13 druthb      Let's see...jwagner has "harrumph!", cait has "hmpf", and wizzyrea has assorted squee-ing sounds.  Gonna have to find one all my own.
18:13 cait        jwagner++ you make some good points
18:08 cait        ey, hmpf is mine :)
18:07 * druthb    hmpf-s back at cait.
18:06 cait        hmpf. low battery.
18:06 magnus      i'll include your comments
18:06 magnus      hm, i'm gonna have to just report the bug for now...
18:05 pianohack   No reason to have both, I don't think
18:05 pianohack   magnus: You might consider just replacing chomp entirely with s/[\r\n]*$//g
18:05 gmcharlt    s/\r$//g; would be slightly more precise
18:04 magnus      adding $command_line =~ s/\r//g; solves it
18:04 magnus      yup
18:04 pianohack   linux server, windows client?
18:04 pianohack   magnus: All chomp does is remove the line ending on the platform you're running on
18:04 magnus      pianohack: probably
18:03 pianohack   magnus: Are these windows-style \r\n lines?
18:01 druthb      thanks, collum!  :)
17:59 magnus      chomp() seems to be leaving an \r at the end of the barcodes...
17:59 magnus      :-)
17:58 jwagner     Yay magnus!
17:58 * magnus    finally figured out the koc-problem - bugzilla here i come!
17:57 * cait      starts reading
17:57 fredericd   Even if it's what I'd prefer to do
17:57 jwagner     Feel free
17:56 fredericd   It will be difficult now not to reply
17:56 jwagner     fredericd, I can understand that, but your original message (with your name) went out to the list.  I just quoted it.
17:55 fredericd   jwagner: Reading mailing list... I should have prefered not to see my name embedded into your email :-(
17:54 collum      jwagner++ and druthb++ Just for the heck of it.
17:44 jcamins     Yay! It's not nearly so hot today.
17:44 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 16.0�C (7:20 PM CEST on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 68%. Dew Point: 10.0�C. Pressure: 29.86 in 1011 hPa (Steady).
17:44 munin       jcamins: The current temperature in Astoria, Astoria, New York is 29.4�C (1:40 PM EDT on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 66%. Dew Point: 22.0�C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016.1 hPa (Steady).  Heat advisory in effect until 5 PM EDT this afternoon... 
17:44 magnus      @wunder bodo, norway
17:44 jcamins     @wunder 11105
17:43 druthb      Cooler in the west Texas plains than it is here.
17:43 munin       druthb: The current temperature in ABI 5mi. true N of Downtown, Abilene, Texas is 28.6�C (12:37 PM CDT on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 70%. Dew Point: 23.0�C. Pressure: 29.77 in 1008.0 hPa (Steady).  Flash Flood Watch in effect from 7 am CDT this morning through Friday evening...
17:43 druthb      @wunder 79603
17:42 * collum    has decided anything of 30 C is hot
17:40 * jwagner   doesn't speak Centigrade, but that's HOT
17:40 munin       jwagner: The current temperature in Langley Fork Park, McLean, Virginia is 34.6�C (1:40 PM EDT on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 53%. Dew Point: 24.0�C. Pressure: 29.99 in 1015.5 hPa (Steady).
17:40 jwagner     @wunder 20817
17:39 munin       brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 15.8�C (10:36 AM PDT on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 80%. Dew Point: 12.0�C. Pressure: 29.93 in 1013.4 hPa (Steady).
17:39 brendan     @wunder 93117
17:36 munin       collum: The current temperature in Newport Aquarium, Newport, Kentucky is 34.9�C (1:35 PM EDT on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 39%. Dew Point: 19.0�C. Pressure: 29.99 in 1015.5 hPa (Falling).
17:36 collum      @wunder 41011
17:31 pianohack   Hi druthb
17:21 cait        :)
17:21 druthb      welcome back, cait. :)
17:21 cait        hi all
17:20 druthb      hi, pianohack and hdl! :D
16:43 mib_071gn   ok, thanks anyway!
16:42 jcamins     We never got 3.0.x to work.
16:42 jcamins     I don't know, sorry.
16:42 mib_071gn   That fix didn't work for me. Is there any way to change index type from dom to grs etc?
16:32 wizzyrea_   catalyst/linode, I believe
16:31 owen        Can someone remind me who is now hosting Bugzilla?
16:31 jwagner     We'll have to do some experimenting.
16:31 jcamins     Don't thank me yet... I could be wrong.
16:31 jwagner     Sorry, that was jcamins I needed to thank -- got confused on the screen.
16:30 jwagner     kf, thanks.  We'll find out....
16:30 mib_071gn   just doing that now! will let you know.......
16:29 jcamins     mib_071gn: Did you try the fix that is described in that bug report?
16:27 kf          bye all :)
16:27 mib_071gn   3.06
16:27 kf          sorry, I have to run, too late to be still at work
16:27 jcamins     mib_071gn: What version of Koha are you running?
16:26 kf          no, we run a development version of 3.2
16:25 mib_071gn   do you mean 3.06?
16:24 kf          it works in our 3.1.61 - which is older thant he bug
16:24 kf          not sure this is stil the problem
16:23 kf          http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2009-November/021216.html
16:23 mib_071gn   Just looking at the bug database and it appears to be a bug (3072) - nightmare!
16:22 kf          mib_071gn: I think there is your problem, the index is not ok
16:20 jcamins     jwagner: barcode isn't the primary key (thank goodness!), so Koha should be fine.
16:20 mib_071gn   yeah, I did that when I ran it a minute ago, it does say it added records but doesn't say what they were, a lot of these errors too ----->>>17:15:12-08/07 zebraidx(22403) [warn] Index 'Heading-Main' not found in attset(s)
16:19 kf          to see if authorities are indexed
16:19 kf          ran = run
16:18 kf          hm, perhaps try and ran -a and -v for verbose
16:18 mib_071gn   Thanks - that is also not working
16:17 kf          More > Authorities
16:17 jwagner     Hmmmm.  If I turn the autoMemberNum syspref off (i.e., don't automatically generate patron barcodes), and import a .csv file that doesn't have a barcode (long story), is Koha going to choke?
16:15 mib_071gn   OK, that zebra rebuild didn't make a difference -  when you say search in Authorities Screen, where do you mean?
16:10 kf          jcamins: :)
16:10 jwagner     jcamins, good to hear.
16:10 jcamins     (yesterday we were trying to figure out why searches with diacritics didn't seem to bring up one record)
16:10 jcamins     jwagner, kf: It turns out my problem with searching for diacritics was a misconfiguration on our part. ByWater got us a server set up, and the searches work exactly the way they should.
16:09 mib_071gn   Just checking........
16:08 jcamins     Actually, we should probably check... are you able to search for authorities in the authorities screen?
16:08 jcamins     That will rebuild the authorities index.
16:08 mib_071gn   I am using -b -z -a in my cron - running every 2 mins
16:08 jcamins     You could try running rebuild_zebra.pl -a -r
16:07 kf          magnus is right, you need -b -a for bibliographic and authority records - we use authorities .)
16:07 mib_071gn   just gonna check my crontab now......
16:06 magnus      i've never used authorities, but have you indexed them with something like "rebuild_zebra.pl -a"?
16:06 jcamins     Right.
16:06 mib_071gn   do you mean I made sure I searched for authorites that exist?
16:05 jcamins     You made sure that the authorities you're search for are the ones you entered in?
16:05 mib_071gn   even though there are authorities setup
16:05 mib_071gn   whatever I search for in this box, the results are always 0
16:05 jcamins     Right.
16:05 mib_071gn   In this box I should be able to search for author authorites and link it to the new bib
16:04 jcamins     Right.
16:04 mib_071gn   When adding a new bib record and select the 245 tag $a I can click the "..." button to bring up another box........
16:03 jcamins     What is it you're trying to do? I don't really use authorities correctly, yet, but a second set of eyes might help.
16:01 mib_071gn   Anyone!
15:47 mib_071gn   Author authorities
15:47 mib_071gn   in the Authorites link page
15:46 mib_071gn   Well its more to do with the Authorities not being there when I try adding a new bib
15:46 hdl         what kind of authorities ?
15:44 mib_071gn   'lo all - any Authorities experts around willing to lend a hand?
15:25 magnus      not my best koha day. been researching my koc-problem on a vm, and now suddenly i get "Syck parser (line 2485, column 14): syntax error at /usr/lib/perl5/YAML/Syck.pm line 71." hrmpf?!?
15:20 jcamins     Okay, as long as I'm not doing something stupid.
15:20 wizzyrea_   ya, then it's not that. it's the bug
15:20 jcamins     Ah.
15:20 jcamins     Well, my user has superlibrarian.
15:20 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4498 normal, P5, ---, chris, NEW, Acq always shows '1 suggestions waiting'
15:20 sekjal      bug 4498
15:20 wizzyrea_   like, if you log in as superlibrarian do you see it?
15:19 wizzyrea_   is it perhaps that you are logged in as the wrong branch?
15:19 sekjal      jcamins:  that's a known bug, I believe
15:19 jcamins     Does anyone have any idea why our catalog would say "1 suggestions waiting" when I'm in the acquisitions module, but when I click that link, none show up?
14:30 owen        Okay Genji  never mind. kf is right--it just displays twice, it's not two which conflict
14:28 Genji       only opaclanguagesdisplay at the top of opac section
14:28 kf          owen: they work, just 2 entries
14:27 owen        At the top of the page
14:27 Genji       the search for/
14:27 Genji       err
14:26 Genji       wheres opaclanguagesdisplay?
14:26 owen        If one was off and one was on which one would win?
14:25 kf          owen: there is a patch from nicole for that problem, but not pushed yet
14:24 owen        Genji, can you try doing a search in system preferences for "opaclanguagesdisplay" ?
14:23 owen        I notice my system preferences list opaclanguagesdisplay twice. I wonder if that is related.
14:20 Genji       opac languages and intranet languages are both selected, and saved.
14:19 kf          and opaclanguages are selected?
14:13 Genji       yes, opac section - language display set to on.
14:12 kf          Genji: is opaclanguagedisplay on?
14:11 * owen      sees the language-selection footer in both the OPAC and staff client in his test system running HEAD
14:11 owen        Genji: OPAC or staff client?
14:10 Genji       in koha   3.2
14:10 Genji       for some reason, the language selection div is not showing...
13:49 Fred        Thanks for your answers
13:48 Fred        Sorry got to go, i will file a bug for that later
13:46 Fred        does it come from copy/paste?
13:45 Fred        ok i will check them to look for some other &nbsps
13:41 kf          Fred: I noticed that there are &nbsps in pootle (translate.koha.org)
13:40 kf          Fred: check your po files
13:34 wizzyrea_   Hi owen
13:34 owen        Hi wizzyrea_
13:28 Fred        the error is just a nbsp who magically appeared
13:26 owen        Thanks druthb
13:26 druthb      That's my understandin' anyway.
13:26 druthb      correct.  Anything that's the subject of an EXPORT in Dates.pm will be available for freebies, with "use C4::Dates".  If you have some routine that is not EXPORTed, adding the "qw(format_date)" will guarantee it.  You can also call non-EXPORTed routines the long way with:  $foo = C4::Dates::format_date($params);
13:25 kf          Fred: strange, im not aware of translation text in utils
13:24 owen        druthb: So the "use C4::Dates" makes *some* of what's in Dates.pm available, and adding the "qw(format_date) ensures that format_date is available as well?
13:24 Fred        which error doesn t exist in en version
13:23 druthb      owen:  It might not be EXPORTed from C4::Dates; I've seen that kind of behavior when that's the case.
13:22 Fred        UNIMARCslimUtils.xsl in fr-FR version got a little error
13:19 kf          Fred: what problem do you have?
13:18 Fred        cause the error is inside a translated xsl file
13:18 owen        Anyone up for a Perl question? If a script already has "use C4::Dates;," why would it complain about format_date being undefined? Is it always necessary to say "qw(format_date)" ?
13:17 Fred        ok, for now i ve corrected it, but i am wondering about the origin of the error
13:17 magnus      hdl: yeah, i'm just on a vm anyway, so i'll try that
13:16 hdl         You have to enable that.
13:16 hdl         magnus: mysql is not logging all transactions by default.
13:16 hdl         If you happen to know what the problem is propose a solution.
13:16 magnus      hdl: thanks, that was just too obvious for my poor brain... ;-)
13:15 hdl         Fred file a bug on bugs.koha-community.org
13:15 Fred        What to do if we find an error in a xsl stylesheet, i mean about reporting
13:15 hdl         magnus: maybe in mysql logs
13:14 owen        Hi Fred
13:11 Fred        Hello
13:10 kf          hi jcamins_a
13:07 jcamins_a   Good morning, #koha
13:05 * magnus    wonders if there is some way to get at the complete SQL statement that was actually run, after doing $sth=$dbh->prepare("SELECT * FROM items WHERE items.itemnumber = ?"); $sth->execute($itemnumber);
13:04 imp         and some day, somebody will change only one...
13:04 imp         sounds like the path to maintenance hell... 2 files, nearly same content
13:03 imp         diff -u koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/lib/yui/tabview/tabview.js koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/lib/yui/tabview/tabview-debug.js
13:03 * imp       is a little bit confused right now
13:03 munin       druthb: Karma for "munin" has been increased 8 times and decreased 3 times for a total karma of 5.
13:03 druthb      @karma munin
13:02 kf          ok, does not work, polite or impolite
13:02 munin       kf: Error: "icecream," is not a valid command.
13:02 kf          munin: icecream, now!
13:01 munin       gmcharlt: Error: "hop" is not a valid command.
13:01 gmcharlt    munin: hop to it, people are waiting for their food
13:00 * druthb    chuckles.
13:00 munin       druthb: Error: "Please" is not a valid command.
13:00 druthb      munin:  Please bring me some wheat toast with a little orange marmalade, and a glass of OJ.
12:59 * owen      wonders if munin has gotten started... Still don't have that scone...
12:59 imp         hehe :D
12:58 owen        imp: We'll have munin use git blame to discover the author of the TODO note and assign accordingly
12:57 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 14.0�C (2:20 PM CEST on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 82%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.83 in 1010 hPa (Steady).
12:57 magnus      @wunder bodo, norway
12:57 imp         owen: it'll generate 284 new tickets ;)
12:56 imp         and no wind...
12:55 munin       imp: The current temperature in Hannover, Germany is 29.0�C (2:20 PM CEST on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 29%. Dew Point: 9.0�C. Pressure: 30.09 in 1019 hPa (Steady).
12:55 imp         @wunder hannover germany
12:55 munin       kf: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 27.2�C (2:55 PM CEST on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 42%. Dew Point: 13.0�C. Pressure: 30.11 in 1019.5 hPa (Steady).
12:55 kf          @wunder Konstanz
12:55 kf          :)
12:55 munin       kf: *click*
12:55 kf          @roulette
12:53 imp         :D
12:53 druthb      That's better.
12:53 * munin     reloads and spins the chambers.
12:53 druthb      @roulette
12:53 * druthb    raises an eyebrow.
12:53 munin       druthb: *click*
12:53 druthb      @roulette
12:52 munin       druthb: *click*
12:52 druthb      @roulette
12:52 druthb      hm.
12:52 munin       druthb: *click*
12:52 druthb      @roulette
12:52 munin       druthb: *click*
12:52 druthb      @roulette
12:52 owen        It's entirely appropriate for bots to serve us. munin: Get me a scone please.
12:52 druthb      whoa.  I just got *served* by a bot.
12:51 munin       druthb: What are you asking me for?
12:51 druthb      @eightball Do you have a smartass comeback for owen?
12:51 owen        I'm surprised munin didn't have a smartass comeback for me
12:51 owen        Hi druthb
12:51 munin       druthb: Quote #18: "<pianohacker> nitpicking synergy FTW" (added by gmcharlt at 01:35 PM, July 24, 2009)
12:51 druthb      @quote random
12:50 druthb      Hi, owen!
12:49 owen        munun: Please examine the entire Koha codebase and file a new bug for each "TODO" comment you find. Thanks buddy.
12:01 kf          hdl: I have an acq presentation next week, trying to understand how everything works
12:00 kf          I think she has a similar problem
12:00 kf          oh, I just read nicole's mail on the mailing list
11:59 kf          for example change the price, change the fund
11:58 kf          hdl: perhaps it was me yesterday. I created an order and wanted to check my settings, found no way to edit it
11:58 magnus      kf: will do!
11:58 kf          magnus: no problem. But would be nice if cou can let me know once you got round .)
11:58 hdl         kf: yes it should be.
11:57 kf          I wondered about that yesterday
11:57 magnus      kf: sorry you havn't heard from me about nz travel plans - havn't got round to it yet...
11:57 kf          hdl: do you know if it is possible to edit a basket? (before you close, print...)
11:57 magnus      hi hdl
11:54 kf          hi hdl
11:52 hdl         hi all
11:52 hdl         hi magnus
11:42 druthb      hi, kf!  :D
11:42 kf          guten Tag jwagner :)
11:42 jwagner     Guten tag, kf
11:41 kf          hi #koha
11:40 jwagner     Hi magnus
11:38 magnus      hiya jwagner
11:13 magnus      hiya druthb
11:08 druthb      hi, #koha.
10:10 munin       greenmang: The current temperature in Mumbai, India is 28.0�C (3:10 PM IST on July 08, 2010). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: 25.0�C. Pressure: 29.74 in 1007 hPa (Steady).
10:10 greenmang   @wunder mumbai
06:29 cait        bye fredericd and Genji
06:29 cait        ok, time for work, will be back later
06:27 cait        there are a lot in acq :(
06:27 fredericd   i would say minor
06:26 cait        no suggestions? :)
06:23 cait        which severity for translation bugs? non-translatable strings in acq
06:22 Genji       oh... zebra truncation doesn't work with icuchain and rtl languages.
06:21 fredericd   This issue is that Zebra ICU support is under-documented.
06:20 fredericd   yes, same issue with any non-latin language
06:20 cait        we had to deactivate some, I think the main problem is fuzzy
06:20 cait        I think some search options dont work with icu or rtl languages
06:20 fredericd   cait: Could you consult the octopus about Koha 3.2 release date?
06:19 Genji       there is a perl stemming module for arabic
06:19 fredericd   Any feedback from others is welcome!
06:19 fredericd   we have several projects with Catalogs containing a lot of Arabic biblio records. So we will have to improve that part of Koha-Zebra
06:17 fredericd   yes and not enough time. But I will retry later
06:17 Genji       fredericd: too complex?
06:17 fredericd   Genji: I started and stopped few days later...
06:17 cait        or better, we needed it because of our Hebrew records, German works fine withoug icu
06:16 cait        fredericd: we use it for Hebrew
06:16 cait        fredericd: I think some documentation would be really useful
06:16 Genji       fredericd:  you know arabic grammer?
06:16 fredericd   That's why it would be intersting to gather what's have been done
06:15 fredericd   Yes, Arabic is different and not so simple
06:15 * Genji     nods. "Arabic icu transliterate apparently does a bit of stemming.
06:14 cait        to find ü as ue and make search without diacritics possible
06:14 cait        I think we used this for icu: http://spedr.com/5hwak but have made some changes to transliteration files
06:13 cait        octopus oracle: http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,704954,00.html
06:12 Genji       fredericd: no, its not ducumented... i personally think its not enough to stem properly.
06:12 fredericd   octopus?
06:12 fredericd   I could be tricky and would be nice to have it directly into Koha
06:12 Genji       ... no... people believed in  the octopus.. and so it happened.
06:11 fredericd   Genji: Is it documented somewhere?
06:11 cait        yeah, the octopus oracle was right
06:10 Genji       oh.... oh.. uhh.... shouldn't of allowed Octopus oracle paul a say.
06:09 Genji       fredericd; apparently, its fine, they've got icu transliteration in place...
06:09 cait        Genji: Germany:Spain 0:1
06:09 cait        :) perhaps I am deeply affected ;)
06:09 Genji       by what?
06:09 fredericd   Don't forget to look deeply affected
06:07 cait        not sure, Im still at home hiding
06:06 fredericd   How is it in Germany today?
06:06 fredericd   hello cait
06:05 cait        good morning fredericd
06:04 fredericd   Genji: Do you succeed in handling properly Arabic language with Koha and Zebra?
05:42 cait        hi koha
04:22 Genji       translation.... someone from Liblime doesn't like the koha community.
04:21 Genji       serious answer to my question"
04:21 Genji       large amount of code was a "humorous ad lib comment" rather than a
04:21 Genji       of 4 or 5 years as the time for the community to integrate such a
04:21 Genji       "Today, someone from Liblime contacted me to explain that the estimate
04:21 Genji       ouch!
04:17 richard     other non-latin languages, that is
04:17 richard     nope. we just had a query about zebra not working for chinese text and i was wondering if there were similar problems with other languages
04:16 Genji       you know arabic grammer, richard?
04:15 richard     :)
04:15 Genji       i have no idea why .. i can't read arabic. don't know what they do.
04:15 Genji       7 transliterate rules.
04:13 Genji       just a few rules to transcode... but eh... they should be putting some stemming into the Search.pm  stemming routine... but they're not.
04:12 richard     Genji, do you have to do anything special for zebra to index arabic text?
04:12 chilts      if you're lucky :)
04:12 chilts      lol
04:10 Genji       .. four to five years for  LEK features to come into koha...
04:07 chris       ah yeah, everything except yahoo mail that is :)
04:06 robin       oh. That might be an issue, yeah.
04:06 Genji       my koha list is coming to my yahoo mail account
04:06 robin       everything does threading these days, I think.
04:06 chris       mutt does an ok job of threading
04:05 Genji       cause following conversations by flat is horrible.
04:05 chris       its not a silly idea
04:05 Genji       im thinking i need to move all my koha lists to my gmail account, to get the cool conversation threading thing happening.
04:04 chris       yeah
04:02 Genji       hmm.. Koha releases?
03:58 chris       theres a whole thread on the mailing list over the last 2 days, tyring to explain why straying off the path just makes a mess
03:57 chris       tell me about it
03:57 chris       *nod*
03:55 Genji       Its so difficult trying to get people to understand the upgrade path, and how its broken by editing the non-english templates... and what a headache it will cause me.
03:46 Genji1      ah
03:46 chris       very little has been
03:46 chris       http://translate.koha.org/ar/intranet3_1/
03:46 chris       it may not have been translated in the .po file
03:45 Genji       huh.. doesn't appear to have any arabic in it.
03:44 chris       done
03:44 Genji       chris++
03:44 Genji       thanks
03:42 chris       yep
03:40 Genji       hrm.. would you be able to email me the produced arabic template?
03:31 chris       yep, same here and yet it works fine
03:30 Genji       329kb
03:30 Genji       5446 lines.
03:30 Genji       its huge? 300kb or so big..
03:28 chris       so now you just have to figure out what is wrong with that file
03:28 Genji       it installed fine.
03:28 Genji       its just that one file.
03:28 Genji       yea
03:27 Genji       kay...
03:27 chris       yep
03:27 Genji       ?
03:27 Genji       hrmm... move 007 out/
03:26 Genji       right.. cause my LibXML version and my libxml versions dont match... but all the tests succeded.
03:26 chris       and see if it does all the rest fine
03:26 chris       move that file out of the en dir
03:26 chris       heres something to try
03:26 chris       nope, doesnt use that
03:26 chris       ah true
03:26 Genji       could it be something to dowith libxml?
03:26 robin       without obviously chewing up ram
03:25 robin       problem is, if there's a big malloc in there for some reason, it'll fail and gettext will crash if it doesn't expect it.
03:25 Genji       goes from 113mb free to 98 mb free.
03:23 chris       can you run top at the same time in another window, see if it runs out of ram
03:22 chris       so yeah im suspecting ram
03:22 chris       yep, same
03:21 Genji       Locale::PO::VERSION 0.21
03:20 chris       i have 3 gig
03:20 chris       *nod*
03:20 robin       That sounds a lot like running out RAM to me.
03:17 chris       cos it certainly gets past there for me
03:17 chris       Creating /home/chrisc/git/koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar-Arab/modules/cataloguing/value_builder/unimarc_field_123g.tmpl...
03:17 chris       Creating /home/chrisc/git/koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar-Arab/modules/cataloguing/value_builder/marc21_field_007.tmpl...
03:16 Genji       how do i find that out?
03:15 chris       what version of Locale::PO do you have installed?
03:15 chris       that'd be fine for running but that could be what is busting it
03:15 Genji       how much do i need for a small koha library anyway?
03:14 chris       wonder if thats it
03:14 Genji       Mem:       1034896     916600     118296          0     332300     264560
03:14 Genji       total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
03:14 chris       how much ram do you have on that box?
03:12 Genji       Segmentation fault
03:12 Genji       Creating /home/mudrupal/kohaclone/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar/modules/cataloguing/value_builder/marc21_field_007.tmpl...
03:10 Genji       hrm...
03:06 chris       works for me
03:06 chris       The install seems to be successful.
03:06 chris       Creating /home/chrisc/git/koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar-Arab/xslt/MARC21slim2ATOM.xsl...
03:06 chris       Creating /home/chrisc/git/koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar-Arab/xslt/MARC21slim2RDFDC.xsl...
03:06 chris       Creating /home/chrisc/git/koha/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/ar-Arab/xslt/compact.xsl...
03:03 chris       ar-Arab that is?
03:03 chris       ar ?
03:02 Genji       arabic - staff
03:02 Genji       thanks.
03:02 chris       master
03:02 chris       ill try it right now
03:02 Genji       err... in Head? r master?
03:02 chris       easy then
03:01 Genji       its the one in the koha 3.2 distro.
03:01 chris       email me the .po file and ill test it
03:01 Genji       hrm...
03:01 chris       probably a really long string or something
03:01 Genji       what would cause gettext to segfault then?
03:00 chris       you have to work pretty hard to make perl segfault, the c libraries it use on the other hand
02:59 chris       it will be gettext
02:59 chris       it wont be it segfaulting
02:59 Genji       anyway, what would cause tmpl_process to segfault?
02:59 Genji       impressive
02:58 robin       5.8 seconds from scratch :)
02:58 chris       :)
02:57 robin       real	0m5.820s
02:57 robin       ...
02:57 robin       robin@kohadev:~$ time sudo koha-create --create-db newtest
02:57 robin       Creating a koha installation the modern way:
02:56 Genji       that is... tmpl_process3 segfaults.
02:56 Genji       oh, by  the way, translation of arabic staff po file fails on koha 3.2
02:21 chris       check out from about line 57 on
02:21 chris       http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/circ/selectbranchprinter.tmpl
02:18 * robin     has a few things that are waiting on the move to replace that template engine.
02:17 Genji       how do i do something like this?
02:15 chris       no
02:15 Genji       I'd want to do  <!-- TMPL_IF NAME="jbranchid_<!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="jbranchid" -->" -->checked<!-- /TMPL_IF -->
02:15 Genji       hiya all. with tmpl engine is it possible to have a tmpl_var inside the name element of  a tmpl_if?
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