Time Nick Message 23:46 wizzyrea_ hm that's kinda weird 23:16 wajasu i've tried for a few days. No luck cloning for me. Got 20% after 14 hours. my traceroute 12 hops each show <20ms. I'm in Dallas, and I think the server is in san antonio, texas. 22:54 chobbs wajasu: Getting it here (northern california) at 1200KiB/s 22:50 wajasu can anyone-> git clone git://git.koha-community.org/koha.git kohaclone without it being slow and 6 KiB/s? 22:47 chobbs I ask because our former ILS used client IP address to select branch for searching in OPAC. 22:46 chobbs Is the IP Address info on Library config useful in any way? 22:38 chobbs no worries 22:38 chobbs that's what I figured. 22:37 chris meeting bbiab 22:37 chris nope, the lost charge should go on right away 22:37 chobbs Yes, fines are on and I ran the cron job manually to confirm that they're being charged. Are those books charge during the cron job? 22:37 chris you have the fines system preference turned on eh? and other fines are going on ok? 22:35 chobbs Quickie: The docs say "TIP: Marking an item Lost via the edit item page will automatically put a fine on the patron's record for the replacement cost of the item". That's not happening on our system (3.00.05). Any ideas? 22:35 chris hi chobbs 22:35 chobbs Afternoon all! 22:33 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 22:33 chris updated bug 4310 22:19 brendan predicted 28 - that doesn't seem that record shattering (but I've only lived here for 2 years) 22:17 brendan :) 22:17 brendan thanks 22:17 robin It's Tuesday now. I can tell you that there's no record high temperatures :) 22:16 munin brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 25.6�C (3:25 PM PDT on August 23, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 46%. Dew Point: 13.0�C. Pressure: 29.85 in 1010.7 hPa (Falling). Near record high temperatures expected Tuesday and Wednesday... 22:16 brendan @wunder 93117 21:56 chris :) 21:55 pastebot "gmcharlt" at 68.101.78.67 pasted "now there is one (very quick and dirty0" (41 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/50 21:47 chris hmmm not me 21:47 gmcharlt btw, does anybody know of a variation of the jQuery highlighter that does accent folding? 21:46 chris ill see if i can find my notes and attach them to the bug 21:45 chris into the new ones 21:45 chris then a load data infile 21:45 chris basically it was a select across the 2 old tables, into an outfile 21:45 chris lemme dig out how i did it for hlt 21:45 wizzyrea we missed you. 21:45 chris ahh yeah, that thing 21:45 gmcharlt chris: the acq upgrade is the biggest target 21:45 * wizzyrea pounces gmcharlt with a big hug 21:44 wizzyrea gmcharlt! 21:44 chris anything i can do to help gmcharlt ? 21:44 gmcharlt yep; few more patches to go 21:44 chris just waiting for galen to release an rc i think 21:43 Braedon anyway, how is 3.2 coming along? 21:42 Braedon or perhaps the long fabled water wars 21:41 chris or at least escalation of the current oil wars 21:41 chris its quite likely 21:41 Braedon i'm considering giving as a world war sometime in the next 15 years 21:41 chris which in software engineering ... is pretty pointless 21:40 Braedon so yeah, fun times all around. 21:40 chris so you can only reference work that is at least 15 years old 21:40 chris heh yeah 21:40 Braedon it also has to be referenced, which is kinda interesting when relative to the report, the past 15 years have not happend yet... 21:39 chris heh yeah 21:39 Braedon no one in software knows how on earth we are supposed to write 3000 words on sustainable soffware development :P 21:39 chris yikes 21:38 Braedon one of the assignments is for the general engineering sustainability paper - a 3000 word engineering report pretending you are a project manager on a project in your discipline 15 years in the future, outlining the sustainability steps are are taking, 21:35 chris ahhh, sounds familiar 21:35 Braedon going to be a interesting couple of days :) 21:34 Braedon and a couple of assignments due tomorrow 21:34 Braedon two weeks until the first project deadline 21:34 Braedon frantic at the moment 21:33 chris how goes uni? 21:32 Braedon hi chris 21:32 chris heya Braedon 21:28 chris yay! 21:19 nengard okay - not that many bug reports this time and one of them i was able to fix on my own :) 21:18 wizzyrea it's about equidistant from here and there 21:18 wizzyrea rhcl: is weston too far to go for dinner? 21:17 wizzyrea speak of the devil :) 21:10 wizzyrea maybe mickey can swing by too, will have to ask him 21:10 wizzyrea probably something in north KC 21:10 wizzyrea sweet 21:10 nengard and have a gps - so i just need an address :) 21:10 nengard i finish training around 4pm 21:09 wizzyrea hahahaha 21:09 wizzyrea (we mean it with love, of course) 21:09 nengard hehe 21:09 nengard when we landed bri said "boy that's a whole lot of nothing" 21:09 wizzyrea :D 21:09 wizzyrea ;d 21:09 wizzyrea honey, you're in flyover country. There's really no regional term that applies except that 21:08 nengard wherever we are :) 21:08 wizzyrea :) 21:08 wizzyrea pff south 21:08 nengard k - then dinner tomorrow, either you or have greg tell me where we're meeting :) I'm not a big red meat fan (i know not good in the south) but other than that no restrictions 21:07 wizzyrea well yea, it would prolly be me and the spud, but yea! I'd love to get together. i'll have to consult with greg to see where he recommends that is inbetween 21:07 nengard it's me and hubby here 21:07 wizzyrea ooh 21:07 nengard I fly out Weds 6pm 21:07 nengard we can do in between somewhere - you tell us 21:07 wizzyrea how long are you in town? 21:06 nengard you and hubby and little one want to meet for dinner one night? and yes RHCL 21:06 wizzyrea you must be at RHCL 21:06 wizzyrea :) 21:06 nengard oh! 21:06 wizzyrea it's close by kansas standards 21:06 nengard but if you want to come to me you can :) hehe 21:06 wizzyrea well about 1 hour really 21:06 nengard that's not close!! :) 21:06 wizzyrea like 1.5 hrs 21:06 wizzyrea um YEA 21:06 nengard are you close? 21:06 nengard but i did fly into KC 21:06 nengard wizzyrea i'm in st. joseph, mo 21:05 wizzyrea are you really in KC? 21:05 wizzyrea nengard! 20:56 chris meeting time bbiab 20:56 nengard thanks 20:55 chris thats what i was working on 20:55 munin 04Bug 3591: enhancement, P4, ---, chris, NEW, "Family administrator" account for OPAC 20:55 chris http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3591 20:55 nengard munin 20:55 nengard silly muni 20:54 munin 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2 normal, P2, ---, chris, RESOLVED FIXED, Need appropriate graphic for admin scripts 20:54 chris there is a bug 2 secs 20:54 nengard or bug link? 20:54 nengard is there an RFC yet? 20:53 nengard awesome - thanks, i'll note that 20:48 chris yeah, for 3.4 20:47 nengard and i thought it was you 20:47 nengard i think I remember someone talking about it 20:47 nengard hey chris - are you working on the ability for a child to have more than one guarentor? 20:46 chris heh 20:46 nengard training day 1 done ... that means .. yup! ... bug reports heading your way :) 20:41 sekjal goodnight, #koha! 20:31 * wizzyrea might be a little slow. 20:31 wizzyrea or maybe not 20:31 wizzyrea I think i just understood reva's issue. 20:31 wizzyrea OH 20:28 chris reva1: 99.9% of vendors run koha, ... please dont lump us in with those who don't 20:27 chris night jcamins 20:27 jcamins Good night, #koha 20:24 chris wizzyrea: haha is right 20:24 chris back 20:19 richard hi 20:10 munin pauleyd: The current temperature in Herrera Environmental Consultants, Seattle, Washington is 19.0�C (1:20 PM PDT on August 23, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 56%. Dew Point: 10.0�C. Pressure: 30.26 in 1024.6 hPa (Steady). 20:10 pauleyd @wunder Seattle, WA 20:05 reva Item record call numbers over-ride the defaults anyway, so that would be the way to go, especially for a mixed schemes. Bye for now, jcamins. Good night from Antigua and Barbuda. 20:03 reva that is supposed to be bib-record. Tired of typing for the day. 20:03 reva ok, I was just telling that so you know I tested it on my system (about only two sub-fileds showing up) when displaying call number (when I enter it in the ib-record). But I might just follow your way and enter the call numbers in the item record. 20:01 jcamins reva: I can't really advise on this. 19:58 reva I guess my last comment was also for jwagner: 19:57 reva jcamins: I tried the 092 tag with ab2 subfields in my install(the open source, non-vendor version) and it still does not show $2 (edition number) though I can input the values when creating/editing the record. I can send you the snap shots of Normal and Marc from OPAC in paste bin tomorrow as we are closing for the day now. 19:49 wizzyrea indexing? 19:48 wizzyrea oh hi. 19:48 pauleyd :) 19:48 pauleyd btw Hi 19:48 pauleyd also get varying responses for Copies Available in OPAC when the entries look pretty much the same. Some show nothing, some show the school but no copies, but you can check them out. 19:47 hdl hi wizzyrea 19:47 wizzyrea hi hdl 19:45 pauleyd I have a problem with 3.0.6. Migrated from an old server. Everything looks good. Click the "Limit to current available" in OPAC and nothing shows. I can checkout, hold, etc... I have run the fix on loan, all onloan in items are NULL, damaged, lost, etc all have zeroes. Help? 19:41 wizzyrea haha 19:40 jwagner I would say try it on your own system then. If it doesn't work there, open a bug report. To the best of my knowledge, we haven't done any work in that area, so it's likely to be a Koha problem from way back. 19:36 reva correct, jwagner: i.e., in the case of 852 which I experimented with today; in the 092 that I tested sometime back, it was the $2 (the edition). 19:34 jwagner reva, your problem seems to be that it is not using the subfield i to build the item call number? 19:33 reva mine is the community (the bona-fide community, I mean) open-source one. 19:33 reva I understand jcamins:. I wanted to see how it behaved before I messed with my set-up. ( Mine is a VirtualBox LiveCD install.) 19:32 jcamins Or do you actually have an installation of LibLime's branded Koha? (in which case of course you should be using the same version) 19:29 jcamins reva: by the way, why _are_ you using LibLime's demo? As I understand it, unless you're hiring them to manage your system, the system that you're running will work differently. 19:29 reva owen::):0 19:28 owen Indeed reva, and I'm tired of PTFS/LL profiting off the confusion of those seeking Koha and finding LL's products 19:27 reva Iowen: though I know hazily about the break-up, you sound like a bitter spouse:). 19:27 owen I think Liblime must mean "koha" whereas their other demos are "not-koha" 19:26 owen Boy do I hate the "koha-community" part of that URL. As if the waters weren't muddy enough 19:26 reva jwagner: the url: http://koha-community-demo.liblime.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-MARCdetail.pl?biblionumber=502 (that is the MARC view, but you can click on the Normal tab for that view.) 19:25 reva No jwagner. I had to explicitly go into MARC structure sub-filed edit and un-hide the sub-fields I wanted to use (both for 852 and 092 which I experimented with a while back) 19:24 jwagner What's the OPAC URL for the record? 19:23 reva So I am saying it is not just 852 that exhibits this quirk, even 092 did. I was giving you my latest input so that you can see the record I just created. 19:23 jwagner Then the underlying template/script is probably not set up to display that subfield. 19:22 reva well, even when I defined 092 for local Dewey, the edition sub-field ($2) will never display. Though I could input values when creating and editing. 19:22 jwagner If you're using it, does the 852 exist before you try creating the item? 19:22 sekjal wajasu: no, that's way to slow. we'll take a look 19:21 jwagner reva, you probably can. I'm just saying that I have no experience with doing it that way. 19:21 reva that was supposed to be define, not defind 19:21 jwagner Changing the display settings in the framework only controls the bib record edit screen. The title display screen is based off a hardcoded template (or XSLT if you're using that) 19:21 wajasu started a git clone last 14hrs ago from git://git.koha-community.org/koha.git kohaclone and its only 22% done. Is that 4KiB/s rate normal? 19:21 reva jwagner: that is strange. Please see: Global System Preference -> Itemcallnumber; it tells you that you can defind 852 for your local call number in the Expalnation column.!! 19:20 jwagner If the field is not in the MARC record, the item record creation can't find it and thus doesn't create a default call number 19:19 jwagner reva, sorry, I have no experience with anyone trying to use the 852 for call number. In general, the itemcallnumber syspref tells the system to use that field (e.g., 092) if it's present in the MARC record to create the item record's call number. 19:16 reva now, from jcamins, I know that I can just put in the call number in the item record, and not worry with it in the bib-record. But I experimented. 19:15 * chris goes to catch his bus 19:14 reva In my example: i defined 852bhi (sub-location, class number, item number) as my local call number look-up fields. And in 942 I chose "Other/generic Classification Scheme" from the drop-down list. I unhid all the sub-fields (bhi) in the 852 tag by going into MARC structure sub-field edit. I can edit all of the sub-fields when creating the record, but $i sub-field does not display. look at ISSN: 1940-2988 in Koha Express OPAC in Norm 19:08 jwagner reva, I am, but I don't understand what you're asking. Are you talking about the MARC record call number field not displaying, or the item record? 19:08 wizzyrea yup, she would have been speaking for LL 19:08 reva that last was for jwagner: who I think was speaking for liblime, or am I tired? 19:07 wizzyrea can't be that long, because xslt detail hasn't been in that long. 19:06 reva Yes, or for John Rose anyway. Ok, for example, when I set 092ab2 as my look-up field for local call number (I have un-hid all the three sub-fields and I can input values in them) but the edition sub-field ($2) does not show up. I have to manually enter it again in the item record for it to show. Am I missing a step? 19:06 jcamins wizzyrea: I think my statement must have been correct, though, because the staff interface had links to the OPAC for how long? 19:05 cait ok, really leaving now :) 19:04 cait hmm I am really tired... speaking to myself.. 19:04 jwagner Sorry, I've been off working on something, did you have a question for me? 19:04 cait kf: we too - our librarians know nothing about marc 19:04 reva I should make a pracitce of looking at both sides as I am training people for an abbreviated level cataloging. And I think I "see" oddities where it does not exist.:( 19:03 wizzyrea we worry very much about how the staff interface looks :P 19:01 rhcl night night cait 19:01 jcamins reva: I (and I think many others) never worry about what the staff interface looks like: my staff understand MARC. 19:00 cait good night all 18:56 reva it is not you, I always forget to check OPAC side. 18:56 jcamins reva: sorry, I should have asked you that first. 18:55 reva and jcamins: remember, i was asking about the Print Constants (such as Contents, Partial Contents, etc. in 505) not displaying. They do in the OPAC, only not in the staff side. May be that is normal behavior for all ILS. 18:53 reva just wanted tell jwagner:, I heard from a John Rose. But a good answer deserved another question. about some subfields not displaying though I have un-hid them and I can edit them. This is further puzzles on call number tags and mixed classification schemes. 18:49 cfouts I think a reserves state-machine diagram would be a nice feature 18:48 sekjal and solving our problems in consistent ways 18:48 sekjal so we're all working towards the same end 18:48 sekjal I'd like to see all the developers working on holds get together and talk about a unified specification 18:46 chris index that column, it will be faster than a join 18:46 chris fwiw i think a status column vs a new table is the win 18:46 sekjal definitely 18:46 sekjal chris: yes 18:45 chris so you might want to touch base with him 18:45 chris sekjal: wasabi has been doing some holds work too 18:45 sekjal chris: yeah! 18:44 chris might be the way to go 18:44 * wizzyrea can't talk about that. 18:44 chris putting the check and the insert inside a transaction at db level 18:44 * owen is in "ain't broke" mode at the moment 18:43 owen To ByWater's credit, they've asked us a couple of times if we're ready for an update :) 18:43 chris sekjal: you can still race condition, if the checking is in the code 18:43 owen 3.01.00.061 18:42 * wizzyrea giggles a little 18:42 owen We're a little ways back 18:42 wizzyrea or are you close to head? 18:42 wizzyrea owen, are you still a ways back on your production install? 18:42 wizzyrea that alone would fix a lot of stuff 18:42 sekjal a subroutine would take care of that 18:41 sekjal there would need to be some duplicate checking on the submission of the form 18:41 owen Yeah, leaving a primary key out of reserves is a long-standing omission 18:41 wizzyrea made of win. Win all over the place. 18:40 sekjal yes 18:40 wizzyrea wouldn't that begin to address the simultaneous holds issue? 18:40 wizzyrea sekjal. Please. Please. Do. That. 18:40 sekjal so the Harley code may be a good starting place 18:39 rhcl suspended holds is important to us 18:39 sekjal putting a primary key field on the table was my first step 18:39 sekjal I've done a lot of thinking about how to improve holds 18:38 sekjal I would think it to be more of a 'status' marker, rather than a new table, but perhaps it's a speed decision 18:38 rhcl maybe better to have somebody else try a fresh approach? 18:38 rhcl strange, I wouldn't intuitively think that should be required 18:37 sekjal adds a whole new table for suspended reserves, and adds a reservenumber field to reserves 18:37 sekjal does a lot of changes to the database, though 18:37 sekjal looks like it's all in a single commit, so it may be cherry-pickable 18:34 rhcl hummm 18:33 sekjal PTFS's Harley has some code towards that, on branch bug3488. 18:30 rhcl any coders working on suspended holds? 17:52 owen slef around by any chance? 17:33 jwagner Am back, sorry about that 17:18 paul_p Susan Buchanan 17:18 jwagner Sorry, am on phone call -- back in a bit 17:18 reva Never heard of John Rose. The canned answer I got had the sing off Susan someone. 17:17 reva jwagner: I thought you are asking regarding Bywater. 17:15 jwagner No Brendan is Bywater. John Rose from PTFS/Liblime was in touch. 17:14 reva no, he kept answering the question that was already answered by Nicole (I forget the last name). It was as if he could only see a part of my email:(. I think it was Brendan. 17:13 jwagner reva, I know one of our people was in touch with you because he asked me some questions. Haven't you heard back from him? 17:13 reva ok I will try my 852bhi cook up in bywater demo now. 17:13 sekjal we're really busy over here at ByWater, too. I'm never bored in this job 17:12 reva ok, stand corrected again. 17:12 wizzyrea_ nope, utter sincerity 17:11 reva wizzyrea, you are surely saying that with sarcasm, I think. 17:10 reva any takers for the 852bhi for my mixed scheme call number needs? 17:10 wizzyrea_ they are awfully busy over at LL 17:09 reva wizzyrea, come to recall, I do get responses from bywater, which I have never from liblime! 17:09 wizzyrea_ ^^ 17:09 sekjal reva: it's the community's demo, we're just hosting it (at least that's how I think of it) 17:09 reva wizzyrea: ok, stand corrected.:) 17:08 wizzyrea_ they are hosting the mainline demo for the project 17:08 wizzyrea_ that demo is the current head of the communty version 17:08 wizzyrea_ nope 17:08 reva wizzyrea: I know; but isn't bywater also a vendor version, so will be substantially different from the community supported version? 17:08 wizzyrea_ is pretty close to current head 17:07 wizzyrea_ u: bywater, p: bywater 17:07 wizzyrea_ http://intranet.bywatersolutions.com/ 17:07 wizzyrea_ well, the liblime demo isn't koha 17:06 reva Of course, then I would go to the 852 under MARC structure and un-hide the chosen subfield so we can input the call number. I will try it out in the liblime demo and see what it does. 17:03 reva jcamins: I thought maybe I could define 852bhi (sub-location, classification, item) in the ItemCallNumber found under Administration->Global System Preferences->Cataloging and the Defaut Classification Source (found under the same path) to Z instead of DDC. 16:57 cait hi all 16:57 wizzyrea_ ooh 16:56 owen No, actually I was with my daughter who was without entertainment or supervision for the day 16:56 owen Oh you know me, up all night drinkin' and such. 16:56 wizzyrea_ good morning. Rough weekend? 16:55 wizzyrea_ hey owen 16:55 reva Ok, I will also do the same thing, I mean put it in the item record, instead of in the bib-record. 16:55 hdl hi owen 16:55 * owen straggles in 16:55 owen Hi all 16:54 reva jcamins: fortunately not that many records. May be about 2000 total. maybe I am calling the fire-brigade for a kitchen fire?? 16:54 jcamins Hm. 16:52 reva jcamins: we have class numbers for our non- "documentary standard"s material. Like metrology in the 610s and books on ISO9000 (quality) would be in 389 (social services!) 16:52 jcamins But you don't have 165k records with problematic holdings data, so perhaps someone else could suggest a better way to do things. 16:51 jcamins Well, usually. 16:51 jcamins We just left the default settings, and only put holdings information into items. 16:51 jcamins We don't have any classification system. Just Cutter numbers to put books in order. 16:50 reva jcamins: ok, that is one possiblity, entering directly into the item record. The do I leave the provided defaults alone? silly how? 16:49 jcamins We have very silly call numbers. 16:48 jcamins I enter call numbers directly into the item records. 16:48 jcamins reva: Oh, I see what you're asking about. 16:47 reva Ok, so let us say, I leave 092ab (meant for local DDC nuber) in the Marc structure subfield edit. It works fine. But if I want to use ICS scheme for parts of the collection, and if I choose Z as my defaut, what happens? I am not quite sure how it will behave if you mix schemes. 16:45 jcamins Only if you want to change from the default settings (952). At least, so far as I know. 16:44 reva I am not following? I need to tell the item record which tag to use to get the call number, correct? 16:43 jcamins reva: I would recommend using items. 16:43 reva Hi again, good morning. I have a question: I am using DDC for some parts of our collection and ICS for Documentary Standards for other parts of our collection. Would defining 852 be the thing to do? and then choose Z (other classification scheme) for my default? 16:23 kf bye :) 16:07 kf evil mondays... 16:07 kf to = too... 16:06 sekjal jwagner: yes, I recall that got folded in 16:05 kf can't stand catalogs where you can't bookmark every page 16:05 jwagner We did a patch a while back so that the notices obey the AutoEmailPrimaryAddress syspref -- that should be in head now, I think. 16:05 kf jcamins: I am spoiled to 15:58 wizzyrea_ :/ 15:54 jcamins I am currently looking at a catalog which shows only author, title, and location. 15:53 wizzyrea_ we even went so far as to add to the project a label to each field that generates notices that it does so 15:53 jcamins Koha has spoiled me to other ILSes. 15:53 wizzyrea_ (we ran up against that one too, can you tell? ;)) 15:53 wizzyrea_ sure thing mib_xxkay 15:51 munin mib_xxkay: Error: "wizzyrea" is not a valid command. 15:51 mib_xxkay @wizzyrea - Thanks for that, the email is set to "work" and nothing in "home". That must be the problem as the other patrons all have "home" addresses. Thanks!! 15:50 wizzyrea_ the rest are just there for staff reference 15:49 mib_xxkay interesting! Let me take a look 15:49 wizzyrea_ because only the home email address sends notices 15:49 wizzyrea_ is it possible that you have email addresses in the non-primary email fields? 15:47 mib_xxkay No, the address is there and valid! 15:47 schuster no email in the borrower record? 15:46 mib_xxkay Anyone around who might know why some overdue emails return this message----> "These messages were not sent directly to the patrons." 14:59 jwagner Found it -- error in this site's table structure. 14:34 jwagner Am finding some things in the error log to wonder about, though. 14:33 jwagner No error -- the hold just doesn't place. 14:27 kf jwagner: which error message do you get? 14:08 schuster have to shutdown and move my desk back in a bit. 14:08 schuster circ and fine rules by branch if they vary? 14:06 jwagner I think all the sysprefs are set the same. 14:06 * jwagner isn't sure about theory sometimes. 14:06 jwagner That's where I'm looking, but in theory what's in place should work. 14:05 wizzyrea_ default rules? 14:05 jwagner My brain has frozen -- need some help on a holds problem. Multiple branches, they allow holds between branches. Placing holds works on the test server but doesn't on production (claiming things are unavailable or need override). Where should I be looking for policy differences? 13:49 * druthb waves to schuster 13:49 druthb you betcha. 13:48 tcohen druthb: thanks 13:47 druthb should be NULL, tcohen. 13:37 tcohen hi, if a preference is not defined, what does the calling script receive? empty? null? 13:28 mib_xxkay thanks.......hope so! 13:26 jcamins mib_xxkay: I don't know anything about 3.0.x or overdues, but perhaps someone else can help. 13:25 mib_xxkay sorry v3.0.5 13:25 jcamins You're welcome. 13:25 mib_xxkay I am getting this email for overdues "These messages were not sent directly to the patrons." does anyone know where to start t/shooting? v3.0.6 13:23 Danke brilliant, thank you :) 13:23 jcamins I don't know, but you can use mysqldump and then restore everything onto the new computer. 13:22 Danke to move an install to a new machine can i basically copy the mysql databases? 13:20 Danke :) i've got till wednesday before they start cataloging everything on paper. should be fine then! 13:19 jcamins Or three times, like I did. ;) 13:19 jcamins I'd recommend twice. 13:19 jcamins In that case you should definitely read the entire manual. 13:19 Danke i should probably go through the whole thing, i know my way around linux... but i know next to nothing about running libraries! haha 13:18 Danke okay, thank you very much. i'll read through now 13:18 jcamins Actually, it's worth it to just read the entire page, but the part you want is under "hidden." 13:17 jcamins search for "hidden" on that page. 13:17 jcamins http://koha-community.org/documentation/3-2-manual/index.php?ch=x3727#AEN3730 13:17 Danke ah, brilliant. is there a pdf or anything for the manual? 13:16 jcamins There are instructions in the manual... let me find them. 13:16 Danke ah, that sounds like a good move 13:16 Danke how do i do that? i've pretty much just finished installing koha, i don't know my way around it myself 13:15 jcamins In case you later decide that you need some of the fields that you hid. 13:15 jcamins Danke: I'd suggest hiding everything. 13:15 Danke marc framework sorry 13:15 Danke i'm setting up a koha install for a small community center, they've mostly got children's toys. i really need to simplify the program as much as possible... should i make a new marc record and basically delete almost everything? 13:06 jcamins_a Good morning, #koha 12:03 magnus mib_xxkay: don't think so, not a set date anyway 11:50 mib_xxkay Hey all. ......any news on a 3.2 release yet?? 11:49 druthb hi! :) 11:49 kf hi druthb :) 11:46 jwagner Yep. They happen.... Not that anyone WE know ever panics or anything..... 11:46 kf post-golive problems ;) 11:45 kf I found out today, that one of our libraries was still sending emails with our address... and no one ever noticed 11:45 kf ah 11:43 jwagner At least they're all up and running, and now it's just the post-golive tweaks and panics.... 11:41 kf but all ok now? 11:40 * jwagner is packing my bags! 11:40 kf today is one of these typical mondasys... 11:40 jwagner At least things should ease up for a while now (she hopes). Four sites going live in six weeks was a bit much..... 11:40 kf oh, if you want a change I can invite you over :) 11:39 jwagner kf, hi, I haven't come out from last week yet! 11:37 kf have you already chosen your desk to hide under for today? ;) 11:37 kf hi jwagner 11:08 kf :) 10:30 chris that must mean its nearly bed time for me 10:30 chris mmmm lunch 10:26 kf lunch time, bbl 09:52 DaGentooB ok thanks 09:52 chris once you have got zebrasrv running, and have the index built, then switch the syspref 09:51 chris starting at around line 170 09:51 chris take a look at the INSTALL.debian file 09:50 DaGentooB any advice on how to set it up? 09:50 DaGentooB k 09:50 chris yeah the search works fine with zebra 09:49 DaGentooB it is nice if you want to have a label on everything 09:48 DaGentooB and? 09:48 DaGentooB ok I can type 09:48 chris first time ive ever looked at the labels stuff 09:48 DaGentooB ahd 09:48 DaGentooB ajd 09:48 chris i just tried the search now 09:48 DaGentooB k 09:48 chris havent trid 09:48 DaGentooB does your version print the label boarders on the PDF? 09:48 DaGentooB k 09:47 chris this is the search returning bad results 09:47 chris no 09:46 DaGentooB I tried to update it but Koha doesn't see the new one 09:45 DaGentooB about Perl Modules says Graphics::Magick need updated.... that wouldn't cause this right? 09:44 DaGentooB is there any guide on where to get started on that? 09:43 DaGentooB k 09:42 chris well nozebra has lots of issues, and youve just found one :) 09:42 DaGentooB is there a transition guide somewhere? 09:42 DaGentooB I was hoping to avoid Zebra 09:42 DaGentooB oh wow 09:42 chris yeah 09:42 DaGentooB nozebra? 09:42 chris thats probably the problem then 09:42 DaGentooB + normal search results work GREAT 09:41 DaGentooB I am using the nozebra 09:41 DaGentooB I just copied one 09:41 DaGentooB the number changes every time 09:41 DaGentooB the #VAR11 = 09:40 kf ? 09:40 DaGentooB 835 09:40 DaGentooB 837 09:40 DaGentooB 839 09:40 DaGentooB 84 09:40 DaGentooB 840 09:40 DaGentooB 842 09:40 DaGentooB no 09:40 chris have you tried a full zebra reindex? 09:40 chris so you get 20 records, then 842 .. again an again? 09:39 DaGentooB yeah 09:39 chris thats for marcresults->[$i] ? 09:38 DaGentooB from 21 on down 09:38 DaGentooB [Mon Aug 23 12:00:10 2010] [error] [client 192.168.42.101] [Mon Aug 23 12:00:10 2010] label-item-search.pl: $VAR1 = '842';, referer: http://library:8080/cgi-bin/koha/labels/label-item-search.pl?batch_id=3&type=labels 09:34 chris but everything koha needs is installed 09:34 chris nope 09:34 DaGentooB also do you have a list of the perl modules you have installed? 09:34 chris maybe dump marcresults->[$i] 09:33 chris so the same as you 09:33 chris master 09:33 DaGentooB hmmm what version are you using? 09:32 chris not sure, it doesnt for me 09:32 DaGentooB ok.... so why does it return #21 empty every time I search anything? 09:31 chris so if the record is empty, then the biblio will in turn be empty 09:30 chris yup 09:30 DaGentooB well the first 20 are HUGE 09:29 DaGentooB I am going to do it again to be sure 09:29 chris in the log 09:29 chris it must have got truncated 09:29 DaGentooB I left my line in so I just copied everything from one result to the next 09:29 chris hmm 09:28 DaGentooB that was all it showed 09:27 chris was there more for the $record ? 09:27 chris that explains why no biblionumber, biblio is an empty hash 09:26 chris there we go 09:23 DaGentooB [Mon Aug 23 11:43:49 2010] [error] [client 192.168.42.101] [Mon Aug 23 11:43:49 2010] label-item-search.pl: $VAR1 = {};, referer: http://library:8080/cgi-bin/koha/labels/label-item-search.pl?batch_id=3&type=labels [Mon Aug 23 11:43:49 2010] [error] [client 192.168.42.101] [Mon Aug 23 11:43:49 2010] label-item-search.pl: $VAR1 = bless( {, referer: http://library:8080/cgi-bin/koha/labels/label-item-search.pl?batch_id=3&ty 09:23 DaGentooB after result 21 they all loook like this 09:17 chris you could dump the marcrecord too 09:17 DaGentooB I will try and let you know 09:17 DaGentooB this is where the guy that knows C gets in trouble in perl 09:16 chris then you can see whats actually in the hash 09:16 chris warn Dumper $biblio; 09:16 chris use Data::Dumper; 09:15 chris its probably better to do 09:14 DaGentooB biblionumber is not making it through 09:13 DaGentooB on one of them 09:13 DaGentooB and it returns label-item-search.pl: biblionumber = biblio = HASH(0x9ad1614) marcrecord = MARC::Record=HASH(0x9a4cf6c) i = 182 hits = 213 09:13 DaGentooB right after my $biblio = TransformMarcToKoha( C4::Context->dbh, $marcrecord, '' ); 09:12 DaGentooB well I put this line in warn sprintf('biblionumber = %s biblio = %s marcrecord = %s i = %s hits = %s', $biblio->{'biblionumber'}, $biblio , $marcrecord, $i , $hits); 09:12 chris for those type of questions the koha-devel list is a better place than here, lots more people will see it 09:11 chris but ive never looked at the labels stuff 09:11 DaGentooB ok 09:11 chris ill look 09:11 DaGentooB 3.01.00.145 09:10 chris what version of koha 09:06 DaGentooB I really need to get this working 09:05 DaGentooB this for loop goes around through 213 search results and when i=21 it can't find biblio numbers for the biblio hash 09:05 DaGentooB in label-item-search.pl 09:04 DaGentooB ok can someone explain the marcrecord and biblio hashes to me? 08:51 kf hi Amit 08:50 Amit heya kf 08:49 munin jcamins_a: The operation succeeded. 08:49 jcamins_a @later tell wizzyrea the whole pubdate/copydate indexing issue is very confusing. 08:07 kf ah 08:07 chris 19:06 < robin> larsw: how do you feel about writing us an open source version of MARCEdit before you head off? ;) 08:07 chris yep 08:07 kf you talking about marcedit? 08:06 chris </rant> 08:06 chris 'im the smartest person in the world, no one could possibly fix any of my bugs except me' 08:05 chris the only reason i could think of to do that, would be ego 08:04 chris which is missing the point imho 08:04 chris ptfs released another 'freeware' but not free software marc utility suite 08:04 chris problem is, its written in c#, so to run it on linux it needs mono 08:03 chris robin & larsw: i just wish we could convince the guy who writes it, to release it under a free software license 07:58 chris osslabs are very organised 07:58 chris im sure they will 07:56 kf I am curious (as always) 07:56 kf I hope they write an RFC :) 07:54 chris it seems i do it at least 3 times a week :) 07:54 * chris sends his standard send a patch email 07:52 kf hi chris :) 07:49 magnus hello new zeeeeland! 07:39 chris hello europe 07:32 magnus me too 07:27 kf from last week or older 07:27 kf hm, reveived old koha mails in the last minutes 07:25 munin kf: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 20.4�C (9:35 AM CEST on August 23, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 89%. Dew Point: 19.0�C. Pressure: 29.83 in 1010.0 hPa (Steady). 07:25 kf @wunder Konstanz 07:20 munin magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 12.0�C (9:20 AM CEST on August 23, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 88%. Dew Point: 10.0�C. Pressure: 29.44 in 997 hPa (Steady). 07:20 magnus @wunder bodo 07:19 greenmang !thanks 07:19 munin greenmang: The current temperature in Mumbai, India is 30.0�C (12:40 PM IST on August 23, 2010). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 74%. Dew Point: 25.0�C. Pressure: 29.74 in 1007 hPa (Steady). 07:19 greenmang @wunder mumbai 07:15 magnus hiya kf, hdl et al 07:15 hdl hi kf 07:14 kf morning magnus 07:12 francharb hello kf 07:12 kf hi hdl and francharb 07:05 kf morning #koha 07:01 larsw cool :) 06:58 robin I make no promises :) I just have the feeling that hacking Perl scripts to munge MARC into funny shapes is going to get old fast. 06:58 larsw robin, I don't think I have time for that anymore (we're heading for the mountains tomorrow...), but if you can find someone to pay me, I'll be happy to discuss that in two weeks, when I'm in Edinburgh 06:56 robin larsw: how do you feel about writing us an open source version of MARCEdit before you head off? ;) 03:45 larsw and now when I find a book I want and it is available, the store wants me to enter irrelevant personal information, such as phone numbers 03:43 larsw for physical books, I'm spoiled by Amazon, which makes things really easy for me as a customer; however, for e-books they have convinced me I'm not welcome 03:42 robin (which I'm not) 03:42 robin and that presumes they're on a platform it supports. 03:42 robin I see people having all kinds of hassles with the Adobe DRM manager thing 03:41 robin It's easier to buy them if they're DRM free :) 03:41 larsw but I won't, so I suffer 03:41 larsw I like reading e-books (less to carry when moving...), but it's too hard to buy them, unless I give in to proprietary stuff like the kindle or iphone/ipad 03:40 larsw actually, I don't hate the publishing industry, I just wish they'd not keep shooting themselves in the foot 03:39 robin this is, you get books in quarters or so as it's being proofed. 03:39 robin ah, then no 03:38 larsw robin, pre-release? for a four-year-old book? 03:38 robin via webscriptions 03:38 robin larsw: keep in mind that they have a 'pre-release' scheme, so it may be part of that 03:38 wizzyrea_ meh indeed. 03:38 larsw ugh... baen advertises an ebook by vinge, and then when I try to buy it, it is not currently available... meh, publishing industry is a pain 03:37 chris but silently dropping them from your search .. is just silly 03:37 chris i mean, use them for sorting by all means 03:37 wizzyrea_ lol tell us how you really feel 03:37 chris COS THEY ARE STUPID! 03:37 robin it uses frames, which makes it tricky to bookmark too. 03:37 chris yeah we dont do stop words 03:37 wizzyrea_ you can in koha? 03:37 chris and i know they have some 03:36 chris in either of their interfaces 03:36 chris so yeah, i cant find any albums by 'the the' 03:36 wizzyrea_ um, yea, it would buy a lot of koha. 03:36 chris s/costs/cost/ 03:36 chris yep :) 03:35 chris considering version 1 costs $60k 03:35 larsw support + custom development 03:35 chris whats that bout 03:35 larsw 400k/year sounds like it would buy a lot of support for Koha... 03:35 wizzyrea_ what kind of a name is "aquabrowser" 03:35 chris non pastable urls either 03:35 chris yeah 03:35 wizzyrea_ UGH aquabrowser 03:35 chris http://whekenui.wcl.govt.nz/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?getBasicTerms+11418 <-- out of the box 03:34 chris to stick over the top 03:34 chris its so good, you have buy another piece of proprietary software 03:34 wizzyrea_ because it all used sessions 03:34 chris http://www.wcl.govt.nz/easyfind/ 03:34 wizzyrea_ I hated how in sirsi you could never bookmark a search 03:33 wizzyrea_ ah, even better. 03:33 chris TLC 03:33 wizzyrea_ sirsi? 03:33 chris thats what 400k a year gets ya 03:33 chris and i cant find anything on it 03:33 wizzyrea_ and it shows up on my desk at work >.> 03:33 chris their catalogue software sux 03:33 wizzyrea_ I can order a book 03:33 wizzyrea_ because of the way our consortium works 03:33 chris the reason i dont use welly library is 03:33 wizzyrea_ but... heh 03:33 larsw meh, using unfamiliar web sites to try to choose a book from authors I've never heard of is hard 03:33 robin but, for now I have a backlog of my own owned books to get through. 03:33 wizzyrea_ I'm lucky to um, yea, have an account that never gets fined. 03:32 robin although, given I work so close to the library, I should reevaluate that. 03:32 robin But my natural laziness combined with fines never ends well 03:32 wizzyrea_ hehe 03:32 chris heh 03:32 larsw wizzyrea, if I kept staying in the same hemisphere as the library, I might 03:32 robin fees I'm OK with. 03:32 robin well 03:32 robin possibly, yeah. 03:31 wizzyrea_ so if the library didn't charge fees, you would use it more? 03:31 chris naw, im not sure many systems apart from koha have that 03:31 robin larsw: yeah. And now ebooks are cheap... 03:31 robin chris: yeah. I don't think the welly library does them. At least, my flatmate always ends up owing. 03:30 larsw robin, heh, I stopped using libraries in 1994 since it was cheaper for me to buy books than pay late fees 03:30 chris well the advance notices in koha help with that actually 03:30 wizzyrea_ a great number of my libraries don't do fines 03:29 wizzyrea_ hehe! 03:29 robin If only the local library would use Koha, I could put something in so I would never owe fees....;) 03:29 robin I don't frequent libraries enough to keep up on it. I'm too prone to owing late fees, so I buy, which means I go for the safety of what I know. 03:28 wizzyrea_ doesn't really read like one though. YA stuff has gotten really good lately, imo 03:27 robin according to wikipedia, it is 03:27 wizzyrea_ I think it's technically a YA title 03:27 robin hmm, looks interesting 03:25 wizzyrea_ which is really really good so far. 03:25 wizzyrea_ I just started the Hunger Games 03:23 robin I'm currently getting through the 16xx series at the moment. But I have the first two of the 'dragon tattoo' books in dead-tree format that I need to get into, too. 03:22 larsw (sorry, totally off-topic) 03:22 larsw ooh! a new bujold, and in the vorkosigan series no less 03:22 chris that works 03:22 wizzyrea_ I think I got it: "We're adding things to NExpress every day. Pick your favorite category and see what's new!" 03:21 robin You can also attach booklights to it 03:21 robin I turn the light on. 03:21 larsw but that's the point, sort of -- one should not have to be tied to a specific kind of device for reading books 03:21 larsw I played with the kobo at a Wellington bookstore again (this time they had a working demo device) -- I'm still not convinced i like e-ink screens; I like that my phone's screen is illuminated 03:21 wizzyrea_ but I do most of my reading at night while everybody is asleep, so not needing an additional light is nice :P 03:20 wizzyrea_ yea, I have to turn the brightness way way way down 03:20 wizzyrea_ I'm really excited for the kobo US release 03:20 * robin <3's his Kobo reader :) 03:20 robin The small glowing screens get a bit much for my eyes quite quickly. 03:19 larsw I've read most of doctorow's stuff on my n900 :) 03:19 wizzyrea_ < has read most of doctorow's stuff on her iPhone (shh. I recognize the relative hypocrisy of my above rant given my choice of mobile device, but I can't afford to replace it atm, and I like it <ashamed>) 03:18 robin But I can't read on that. 03:18 robin yeah, I had one on android. 03:18 wizzyrea_ and android, presumably 03:18 wizzyrea_ there are non-drm readers for iphone 03:17 wizzyrea_ the kindle, sony ereader, and I think the nook don't do non-drm (I think) 03:17 robin the stupid Baen free books have meant that I need to buy the remainder of a couple of series from them. First hit is free, and all that :) 03:17 robin really? I thought everything (except locked-in devices like Kindle) did non-DRMed files. 03:17 larsw wizzyrea, indeed 03:16 wizzyrea_ which I think is bogus. </rant> 03:16 wizzyrea_ so that leaves the libraries in the position of basically becoming free support hubs for multinational corporations 03:16 wizzyrea_ and the most popular devices don't always support non-drm content. 03:15 wizzyrea_ but nobody knows how to implement it because of the DRM 03:15 wizzyrea_ everybody knows that libraries should have ebooks 03:14 larsw next I need someone to tell me what I want to buy ;) 03:14 wizzyrea_ oh this is totally one of my peeves re: libraries 03:14 robin actually, I was reading on of their collections, and part way through it had an obit to Jim Baen that focussed on his strong anti-DRM stance. 03:14 larsw http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_stores#Dealers_and_Publishers_without_DRM 03:14 larsw a friend gave me this: 03:14 larsw just got there :) 03:13 robin http://www.baen.com/ <-- larsw 03:13 * larsw goes look for book stores that sell DRM-free e-books instead 03:13 wizzyrea_ hehe 03:13 chris :) 03:13 larsw but I'll let those in Debian who actually want to work on this figure that out ;)I 03:13 chris yup 03:12 larsw chris, that's even packaged in Debian, it seems 03:12 wizzyrea_ larsw++ 03:12 chris larsw: http://code.d.cx/?p=cgiirc.git;a=summary 03:10 larsw http://lists.debian.org/debian-project/2010/08/msg00268.html (what I wrote about web irc) 03:10 * wizzyrea_ just snorted 03:10 wizzyrea_ I love bash.org. 03:10 wizzyrea_ rofl 03:10 robin http://bash.org/?2635 03:09 * wizzyrea_ giggles 03:09 chris fo rizzle 03:09 chris heh 03:09 wizzyrea_ We've got shizzle you might like, pick a type, yo. 03:09 chris "Pick a category yo!" 03:08 robin "What kind of item are you looking for?" 03:08 wizzyrea_ i'm a g-d english major and i'm totally flummoxed by this 03:08 chris newest stuff in that category ? 03:07 wizzyrea_ Are you looking for the newest stuff in the NExpress Collection? Clicking any category will bring up a list of the newest stuff in our collection. Enjoy! 03:07 larsw "Select what you're interested in"? 03:06 wizzyrea_ that would be neat 03:06 wizzyrea_ maybe I don't even have to say it 03:06 wizzyrea_ that seems somewhat less librarian-y 03:06 wizzyrea_ Select the category you are interested in? 03:05 wizzyrea_ :D 03:05 larsw "hey, you there, what are you interested in? tell me now! I want to know!" 03:05 wizzyrea_ stuff seems to casual 03:05 wizzyrea_ select the type of stuff you are looking for? 03:05 chris yeah 03:04 wizzyrea_ item type, same thing 03:04 wizzyrea_ I want to say "select the type of material you would like to know about" but I think that "material" is a librarian word 03:04 wizzyrea_ ok, i'm trying to be non-librarian-y 03:03 chris tis true 03:01 larsw one gets trolls in any case 03:00 wizzyrea_ that was more of a problem before we had ops 02:59 chris yeah 02:59 richard i think the only problems have been with kids getting into the channel via the cgi app on koha.org 02:59 chris every so often you get some trolls 02:59 wizzyrea_ I can't think of any, maybe someone else can 02:58 larsw have there been any other problems apart from name/nicklessness? 02:58 wizzyrea_ the only caveat with mibbit is that you can't link to freenode rooms. 02:58 wizzyrea_ at least, that's my opinion 02:57 wizzyrea_ because your least sophisticated users probably aren't going to have a client, and you don't want that to be their barrier to entry 02:56 wizzyrea_ I think overall it's a positive service to provide on a project website 02:55 larsw someone's just suggested that Debian set up something, and since #koha is the only place where I've seen people use them, I thought I'd ask here about experiences 02:54 wizzyrea_ I think the worst thing about it is people refusing to give themselves a nick 02:53 wizzyrea_ um, usually pretty good. k-c.org suggests mibbit, people seem to get along with it ok 02:53 larsw what has been the Koha community's experience with CGI IRC sites that allow anyone with a browser come to #koha to talk? 02:51 wizzyrea_ that too 02:50 chris or you must be mental to expect a machine to be able to use this 02:50 wizzyrea_ as in "you must be mental to try and use this" 02:49 chris yes, the M in MARC is not for Machine, its for Mental 02:49 wizzyrea_ at least, it confuses how the results *look* 02:49 wizzyrea_ but it really does confuse the results 02:49 chris well its not all their fault, the spec allows that 02:49 wizzyrea_ i'm sure it's perfectly correct 02:49 chris hehe 02:49 wizzyrea_ this $c makes me cry: _c[2010], p2009. 02:48 wizzyrea_ ugh. catalogers 02:48 chris well one of those zebra files :) 02:48 wizzyrea_ since I now know where to look 02:48 wizzyrea_ oh I can look tomorrow 02:48 chris think so, would have to check the bib1.att thingy to be sure 02:46 wizzyrea_ the pubdate sort for the opac sorts on the 260$c? Right? 02:46 wizzyrea_ oh i meant to ask 02:45 wizzyrea_ yep 02:44 wizzyrea_ I wish it were over and it hasn't even started yet >.< 02:44 chris isnt it like 10pm sunday? 02:44 wizzyrea_ man I wish I were through my monday. 02:44 robin yeah, mondays are a bit like that. 02:43 wizzyrea_ *yawn* 01:05 reva Thanks jcamins: good night! 01:03 jcamins Good night, #koha. 01:03 jcamins So you have to be careful with a serials which have a lot of items. 01:01 jcamins reva: I'm just about to leave, but you also need to be careful that the records don't exceed a total of 9999 characters. 00:40 reva guess I got an answer googling: it is 1230 in a variable field. 00:35 reva Hi jcamins: Have another two questions. What is the maximum number of characters allowed for the variable fields (say for example, in 500 $a). Or is it limitless? 00:24 chris sweet :) 00:24 robin chris: looks like the fix to zebra will be getting into debian, I just tested it and it seems to work.