Time  Nick        Message
21:54 wizzy_fre   later peps
21:31 wizzyrea    sekjal's quits always make me giggle.
20:36 wizzyrea    true
20:35 jcamins     Have a good weekend, #koha
20:35 jcamins     Ah, what a glorious sound.
20:33 SJeffery    wizzy, at least the east coast isn't like those aussies and kiwis who think it is Saturday already
20:31 wizzyrea    (oh,mute the video)
20:31 jcamins     Heh.
20:31 wizzyrea    space.
20:31 wizzyrea    turn on groove salad on itunes radio
20:30 wizzyrea    click any one
20:30 wizzyrea    the youtube vortex: look up hot air balloons
20:30 jcamins     And boy oh boy do I want those five minutes to pass.
20:30 jcamins     In five minutes!
20:30 jcamins     Yes it is.
20:29 wizzyrea    it's the weekend!
20:29 wizzyrea    :)
20:29 wizzyrea    oh right the east coast is dropping off
20:28 wizzyrea    better ideas?
20:28 wizzyrea    I think my next project will be to add a checkbox for "clear" to those.
20:27 jcamins     wizzyrea: no, not intuitive at all.
20:27 wizzyrea    ok, I'm going to take that as truth, because that's what I have experienced. It's not terribly intuitive though.
20:26 jcamins     There's a script for deleting unused authorities.
20:26 jcamins     I need to delete thousands.
20:25 jcamins     reva: yes, but that's one at a time.
20:25 wizzyrea    so am I to understand that in 3.2 batch mod, to clear a user enterable field you need to insert a space in it? Is that right?
20:24 reva        jcamins, you can delete unused authorities by going into authorities module. The ones with 0 (zero) biblios have a delete option on the last column. (search with a blank string to bring up all the authorities so you can clean up). I am stillherre.
20:09 briceSanc   oh ok
20:09 owen        briceSanc: Bug 5051 has a pending patch for it already
20:09 briceSanc   have a good weekend
20:09 briceSanc   i will work on those bugs
20:09 briceSanc   ok
20:08 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5051 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED, Renewal due date doesn't always show on patron Checkout tab
20:08 owen        Bug Bug 5051 prevents the renewal due date field from appearing unless there are checkouts from today.
20:08 owen        Under normal conditions there are 1) the renwal checkboxes, and 2) the renewal due date form field
20:07 owen        No, no renewal form appears
20:07 briceSanc   yes
20:07 owen        What renew checkbox? On the circulation page?
20:07 briceSanc   not checkout = checkbox
20:06 briceSanc   I rephrase : i think, in normal time, the renewal form appear when we check the renew checkout ?
20:02 owen        briceSanc: I guess I don't understand your question
20:01 briceSanc   owen, Ok, I think the "Renewal due date" should appear when we click on "renew" !?
19:58 * chris     yells out the window "you kids get off my lawn"
19:48 chris       jeeze
19:48 chris       ok who the hell weedeats at 8.55am on a saturday morning
19:47 chris       but the trick i find is not to give in to the desire for an earlynight, or a nap, even if you body is trying to make you, cos then you wake up at 3am :)
19:47 jcamins     I'm going to pretend I didn't notice.
19:47 jcamins     And you know what?
19:47 jcamins     Okay, this is weird.
19:46 chris       sekjal: yeah it does mess with you a bit
19:45 jcamins     Does link_bibs_to_authorities.pl unlink authorities that it thinks do not match?
19:45 sekjal      I'm wondering how the whole waking/sleeping thing is going to work... I'll try to sync up on the plane, but this is the furthest I've flown
19:45 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5051 normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED, Renewal due date doesn't always show on patron Checkout tab
19:45 owen        briceSanc: Bug 5051 perhaps?
19:45 chris       and the cafe on the corner does good coffee
19:44 chris       its pretty much as close as you can get
19:44 chris       you can wake up at 7.59am and be at the conf by 8am :)
19:44 briceSanc   owen, Is it normal to have difficulties to reveal the renewal form inside the Renew checkbox ?
19:44 chris       sweet
19:44 sekjal      chris: nomad
19:43 chris       sekjal: nomad? or base?
19:43 briceSanc   ok
19:41 owen        briceSanc: Can you please file a bug report for it?
19:41 owen        briceSanc: I confirm you observation
19:38 sekjal      hotel (rather, hostel) booked
19:36 briceSanc   i'm speaking about the checkboxs in the 'Checkout(s)' html table
19:33 briceSanc   do you have the same problem in "Home � Circulation � Checkouts � briceSanc" . I'm unable to check "Renew" then "Check in" in the same time (i think its normal) but i'm able to check "Check in" then "Renew"
19:32 jcamins     Is there some way to delete all unused authorities?
19:30 briceSanc   hello
19:30 reva        Bye jcamins for the weekend. I will get back to installation on Monday and report on how it is going and ask questions.:)
19:24 reva        yeah:) jcamins, you are brilliant. I the author could not find it:(
19:22 jcamins     That one?
19:22 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5259 enhancement, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, 245 $c not displaying except in Card?ISBD View (OPAC) and ISBD View (Stafff side)
19:22 jcamins     Bug 5259
19:22 reva        Thanks, jcamins. But I still do not see my first one I did a few days ago. I did a search using terms I had used  in the report. Woud it be ok to file that again?
19:20 jcamins     reva: your bug report went through properly. :)
19:19 jcamins     217 results.
19:19 jwagner     What more do you want?
19:19 jcamins     Yeah, but that author brings up...
19:19 cait        and an author
19:18 jcamins     Ooh, but it does have an LCCN.
19:18 jcamins     http://donum.numismatics.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=175690 <-- possibly a new low for our catalog
19:17 jcamins     How am I supposed to find this book?
19:17 jcamins     This record has no information at all.
19:16 jcamins     Are they kidding me?!?!?!?
19:16 cait        wow
19:16 jcamins     AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
19:15 jcamins     That's the version the change will be going into.
19:15 reva        ok, I will; thanks.
19:15 jcamins     Choose 3.4.
19:14 reva        jcamins: you tested the 007 bug I just talked about in 3.2, correct? This is so I can pick that as the version when I am reporting.
19:13 chris       they got a good deal, so might be worth checking it out
19:13 chris       ahh yes i recall now, its the librarians from Hauraki
19:13 chris       i cant recall who it is, but someone is staying at the trinity hotel, (which is right next to my work)
19:13 cait        :)
19:11 sekjal      thanks, chris
19:11 chris       :)
19:11 chris       sekjal: ... book your hotel!
18:54 reva        and the 245c becoming useless because it is not seen except in the ISBD view on either side. Ok, I will try the 007 in the bug report and check to see if I actually "reported" it.
18:53 jcamins     Bugzilla is very straightforward to use.
18:53 jcamins     As long as you save the bug, I'm sure it's getting in there.
18:53 jcamins     Both should show up.
18:52 reva        jcamins: the other bug I reported was the one about no title in the headers (under normal view either in OPAC or in Staff side) when you look at a record.  Maybe it is considered an enhancement?
18:50 jcamins     If you save the bug you should be able to find it again when you search for it.
18:49 reva        What I will, but shouldn't I see it in the new bugs reported?
18:48 reva        ok, thanks. I will report it. But the other day, I reported one, I do not see it in the new bug list. So I am not sure I understand the second scree that comes up after I report the bug.
18:47 jcamins     reva: report a bug at http://bugs.koha-community.org/
18:47 reva        I was doing a bib record for a CD-ROM. So I picked electronic (instead of the default Text) and then it gives me further dropdowns. So I picked Optical media (cannot remember the exact label) and picked 4 and 3/4 as the size.
18:46 jcamins     You should report it.
18:46 jcamins     Yeah, I can confirm that bug.
18:46 jcamins     I see, electronic resources.
18:45 reva        No, no, I am still internalizing the instruction. For example, where it says <password>, do I put in the password of my choice in double-quotes in the script? Taking a big break, that is all:).
18:44 jcamins     reva: which 007 type?
18:43 jcamins     reva: you got Koha all working already? Wow, that was fast!
18:42 reva        If you do not notice the reversion, you will be saving it as a Tape Cartridge.
18:41 reva        ok another bug I noticed: in the 007 field builder, say I have picked some choices from the dropdown list (such as optical disc, multicolor, etc.), but I hit ok; and then I want to do some changes and I open the builder again, the choice for Specific Material Designation reverts back to Tape cartridge.
18:39 nengard     hehe - got it
18:39 owen        Usually it takes some magic to get enhancements done
18:38 nengard     what's the pixie dust for?
18:38 owen        Don't forget to sprinkle the bug with pixie dust nengard
18:38 jcamins     nengard++ # for posting enhancement requests so I don't have to
18:38 jcamins     nengard: it would be really helpful, especially for hosted installations!
18:37 nengard     i'm about to put a enhancement request in for that - the merge authorities
18:37 reva        how do you type in the umlaut. I mean the key map sequence.
18:37 nengard     jcamins - i just wrote that in notes from my training
18:36 jcamins     There should be a way to merge authority records in the staff client.
18:32 jcamins     I think maybe I'll make fudge tonight.
18:32 jcamins     Ah.
18:32 jwagner     cookie and warm milk are the next stage, when sobbing goes from quiet to loud :-)
18:32 jcamins     Thanks!
18:32 jcamins     Oh, blankie.
18:31 jcamins     Cookie?
18:31 * jwagner   offers jcamins a blankie
18:31 * jcamins   sobs quietly to himself.
18:31 jcamins     Wow. Our authorities sure are a mess.
18:21 cait        y
18:21 cait        no. not reall
18:21 chris       wow, not long
18:19 cait        before nz, and only four before my next presentation
18:19 cait        but I realized today, that I have only 3 work days left
18:19 cait        don't ask
18:19 chris       heya cait, hows the packing? :)
18:15 cait        morning chris
18:15 nengard     NLM is very close to LOC so I have set it up and haven't had any complaints from those using it
18:15 jwagner     Unrelated (mostly) question -- I got asked today how Koha would handle NLM or SUDOC call number sorts.  Anyone have any idea?
18:14 jwagner     OK, I'll whisper that back down the rumor chain.  Thanks.
18:14 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2500 enhancement, P3, ---, cnighswonger, ASSIGNED, Standing enhancement request for adding/updating call number splitting algorithms in C4/Labels.pm
18:14 chris_n     which always need tuning, so feel free to update bug 2500 with any numbers that will not split correctly
18:13 chris_n     but it has since been removed and replaced with splitting regexps
18:13 jwagner     Didn't think so -- I'd never heard of it, anyway.
18:13 chris_n     I did have some code very early on that did that
18:12 chris_n     not that I know of
18:11 jwagner     I'm being told about 3rd or 4th hand that entering slashes in the call number will make the spine label printing break at those points.  Is that true for any value of Koha, especially for your label creator?
18:11 chris_n     get to work over there
18:11 * chris_n   glares at chris_n1
18:11 Dulm        L8er
18:11 chris_n     heh... "we're" here... :-)
18:10 jwagner     chris_n or chris_n1 (whoever you are today), online?
18:10 chris       morning
17:55 Dulm        Ah the anti-Koha
17:50 jcamins     Dulm: the Koha logo could fire enlightement at previously unenlightened library systems. :)
17:49 cait        :)
17:49 owen        But they're not connected
17:49 rhcl        kohacon I mean
17:49 owen        the only connection I see is that the holds queue is a process that runs on a schedule just like indexing does
17:49 rhcl        cait: hummm, I guess that might have priority
17:49 owen        wizzyrea: Why the question about indexing and the holds queue?
17:46 wizzyrea    it wouldn't
17:46 Dulm        A Koha logo could be the ship, and the invaders would be....hmmmm...what would a Koha fire at?
17:45 Dulm        Or Koha-Vaders
17:45 Dulm        In could be done
17:45 cait        rhcl: is being at kohaconf a good excuse? :)
17:43 wizzyrea    owen++ : for proposing recent comments
17:41 wizzyrea    and if it does, what exactly?
17:41 wizzyrea    can someone tell me if indexing has anything to do with the holds queue report?
17:41 rhcl        cait: no, but if I lived in Germany I would
17:36 jcamins     Try to check out a certain number of non-circulating books, return a certain number of circulating books, create and delete a new item record, and you're in the midst of Zork?
17:35 Dulm        Yeaaaah...
17:35 owen        It would be a great Easter egg
17:33 Dulm        Perhaps we can build Zork I into Koha - To get any work done people must solve text based adventure puzzles  ;)
17:32 Dulm        Yes!
17:32 jcamins     cait: http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/Articles/NZT/zorkhist.html
17:31 cait        zork?
17:27 owen        Here you go Dulm: http://zorkonline.net/zengine-0.4.3/
17:27 cait        rhcl: are you going to nürnberg?
17:24 Dulm        << From Zork I Anyone? :) >>
17:22 jcamins     rhcl: okay, that's not nearly strong enough to turn you into one of my predecessors.
17:22 rhcl        as long as it's not Tennessee distilled corn we're ok
17:22 Dulm        "open mailbox"
17:22 rhcl        it's only gonna be wine, a tall glass perhaps, but just wine
17:21 jcamins     rhcl: don't do it! You're going to turn into my predecessors!
17:21 Dulm        West of House: You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here.
17:21 * cait      outs herself as a windows user
17:20 cait        *sighs*
17:20 jcamins     cait: generally umlauts are fine. However, I'm running irssi on a Debian server and SSHed in using Cygwin.
17:20 rhcl        I need a drink. brb
17:20 cait        yes
17:20 rhcl        Microsoft Windows?
17:20 rhcl        windows?
17:20 cait        jcamins: I am using umlauts in Windows all teh time - they are not that bad
17:20 Dulm        "You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike."
17:20 * jcamins   stares in shock - the umlaut showed up under Windows!
17:19 cait        I am not really a linux user (yet)
17:19 cait        rhcl: ah no
17:19 rhcl        cait, are you going to the opensuse conference in Nürnberg?
17:19 munin       jcamins: Error: "I'm" is not a valid command.
17:19 jcamins     munin: I'm not giving you a cookie.
17:18 jcamins     Aww.
17:17 * cait      takes the gun from jcamins
17:17 cait        hm jcamins?
17:17 munin       jcamins: *click*
17:17 jcamins     @roulette
17:17 munin       jcamins: *click*
17:17 jcamins     @roulette
17:17 munin       jcamins: *click*
17:17 jcamins     @roulette
17:17 munin       jcamins: *click*
17:17 cait        puh
17:17 jcamins     @roulette
17:17 munin       cait: *click*
17:17 cait        @roulette
17:17 jcamins     Heh.
17:17 * druthb    does a happy dance
17:16 * munin     reloads and spins the chambers.
17:16 druthb      @roulette
17:15 ivanc       \server
17:00 cait        hi ivanc
17:00 ivanc       hi cait
16:55 druthb      welcome back, cait. :)
16:49 brendan_l   hey cait
16:49 cait        hi again #koha
16:49 brendan_l   heya druthb :)
16:07 reva        Ok, got it. Thanks again.
16:06 wizzyrea    bye kf... bother.
16:06 jcamins     The log is at http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/2010-10-01
16:06 jcamins     No, but you can just log in from another computer.
16:06 kf          ok, time to leave - have a nice weekend all!
16:05 reva        Thanks jcamins: will get back later. Is ther a way to transfer my this chat session to another machine in the mibbit?
16:05 * druthb    waves to brendan_l
16:02 jcamins     Yup.
16:01 reva        Ok, that is good. I see it was updated 2010 by chris.
16:01 jcamins     The two documents are the same, except the one I linked to is newer and has some slightly clearer instructions.
16:00 jcamins     Better to just use the one I linked to.
16:00 reva        jcamins: where do I find the Install Debian-Lenny page?
16:00 jcamins     Right, so you can follow the online version and it'll work properly.
15:59 reva        Now I am looking at the page you just gave me (http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob_plain;f=INSTALL.debian). I can extract the tar.gz file using WinRar in my XP and take the folder full of Koha stuff with me and just copy it to a folder inside the partition for debian.
15:58 jcamins     wizzyrea++ # for pointing out what was going on
15:57 jcamins     The documentation you need on the Koha beta is called INSTALL.debian-lenny :)
15:57 Dulm        See!
15:57 jcamins     Mystery solved.
15:57 jcamins     Ah-ha!
15:55 reva        and I have burned ther Debian Lenny as an ISO CD. so I am carrying my Koha download on a flash (as it is only 39 mega).
15:54 jcamins     That seems right. I wonder why the document you're looking at is different.
15:54 Dulm        You'll get it
15:53 jcamins     Hm.
15:53 reva        ok, jacamins: No, I downloaded the koha-3.02.00-beta.tar.gz separately by going to koha-community download page and saved it.
15:52 wizzyrea    (that's what my 2 yr old says when he's helping... but not really helping)
15:52 jcamins     :)
15:52 wizzyrea    ^.^
15:52 wizzyrea    I'm helping!
15:51 jcamins     Sorry, I thought "please" would be implied. Please.
15:51 wizzyrea    please.
15:51 jcamins     In your own words.
15:50 jcamins     reva: take me through the steps you went through to download Koha 3.2.
15:49 jcamins     Step 1.5 is: sudo install_misc/apt-get-debian-lenny.sh
15:49 jcamins     Which is very confusing.
15:48 jcamins     http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob_plain;f=INSTALL.debian
15:48 jcamins     However, the step you mentioned doesn't seem to be in that document.
15:48 jcamins     The link you gave is correct.
15:47 reva        jcamins: i have the link only for that one (I am talking about the git.koh-community one). Would you give me the link for the correct documentation?
15:41 jcamins     The document you linked to earlier doesn't use dpkg.
15:40 jcamins     reva: what documentation are you looking at?
15:37 * druthb    wants to see if rhcl will be the crash-test dummy for this new gadget.  An extra one or two of him wouldn't be bad, either.
15:35 reva        Ok, relief and sigh:) Thanks
15:35 reva        ok, jcamins. Thanks.So when I come here :  $ sudo dpkg --set-selections < install_misc/debian.packages, it will give me choices for installing or not installing several dependencies. (i.e. Apache, Perl, MySQL all come built in).
15:35 rhcl        print me off a few tech assistants please...
15:33 * druthb    cobbles a cloning device up, but needs software for it.
15:31 jcamins     And then you should have everything installed.
15:30 jcamins     Then you run the command in 1.6.
15:29 jcamins     Then you will run the script in 1.5.
15:29 jcamins     The only thing you should download manually is Koha.
15:29 jcamins     reva: no, just follow the instructions, and run the script in step 1.5
15:29 nengard     awww shucks thanks druthb
15:29 munin       kf: The operation succeeded.
15:29 kf          @later tell ivanc mail sent
15:29 reva        ok jcamins. Got that about following 1.5 - 3. But I guess I am asking now do I download and Apache, Perl, and MySQL and save them, so that I can instruct Debian to install them? If yes to this last question, which version of Apache, Perl and MySQL? Do I take the latest versions from the respective sites?
15:27 * jcamins   agrees with druthb, and thinks it would be a great idea
15:26 * wizzyrea  shudders at the thought of more than one wizzyrea. The world is scary enough.
15:26 * druthb    wonders if the cloning machine would work on wizzyrea, nengard, and gmcharlt.  More of those folks around would be nice.
15:25 * wizzyrea  thinks harder about jcamins' internet
15:25 jcamins     Please ignore the fact that I'm using two different nicks. My internet connection is being troublesome.
15:24 jcamins_m   well, 1.5-3, actually.
15:24 jcamins_m   reva: that's step 4. First you need to do steps 1-3.
15:23 wizzyrea    ^^ or do what he said, and use the script
15:22 jcamins     wizzyrea: the script uses apt.
15:22 wizzyrea    ...the apt packages are the most up to date. Just use apt
15:22 wizzyrea    BUT if you were to need to install apache and/or mysql
15:22 reva        so ok, what is the sites-available in this command substituted with? sudo ln -s /etc/koha/koha-httpd.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available/koha Ok, wizzyrea. In which case which version of Apache, Perl and MySQL should I have downloaded
15:21 * wizzyrea  doesn't know lots of stuff.
15:21 jcamins     At least, that was my experience when we installed from scratch on Debian.
15:21 wizzyrea    neat!
15:21 wizzyrea    oo, I didn't know it did that now >.>
15:21 wizzyrea    sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client
15:21 jcamins     To clarify, the script installs *everything* Koha requires, which includes Apache and MySQL.
15:21 wizzyrea    sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-clien
15:20 wizzyrea    reva: sudo apt-get install apache2
15:20 jcamins     The script is something like apt_get_install_packages_on_lenny. But just run whichever script the documentation tells you to.
15:19 kf          hm?
15:19 jcamins     reva: the instructions tell you to install all the packages that Koha requires. Koha requires Apache and MySQL. ;)
15:18 reva        ok, jcamins. It is just that I do not see a command in the instruction where it goes to fetch Apache or MySQL from outside sites? Or does Debian come with all these pre-installed?
15:18 wizzyrea    ooh, good point
15:18 jcamins     wizzyrea: perhaps kf was thinking German-comprehension thoughts at you. :)
15:16 jcamins     reva: and by "pretty sure" I mean "it does."
15:16 wizzyrea    apparently when I was working on the site, I knew german? or knew a google that did, anyway
15:16 wizzyrea    http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/rss-import.zip is the one I"m using.
15:14 jcamins     reva: if you follow the instructions in that document, I'm pretty sure it installs Apache and MySQL.
15:14 wizzyrea    yep, it's a plugin. Sec and I'll find the one I"m using.
15:14 schuster    Is that a wordpress plugin or???
15:14 schuster    wizzyrea yes.
15:14 jcamins     Braedon: I suppose it's possible. Ah-ha! I'll just go out and buy some Zombie-B-Gone, As Seen On TV!
15:14 wizzyrea    you mean here: http://koha-community.org/support/koha-mailing-lists/
15:13 Braedon     jcamins: perhaps billy mays was trying to get through again?
15:13 wizzyrea    oh, right, what did you need to know?
15:13 reva        Yes, Lenny is what I downloaded jcamins.
15:13 jcamins     wizzyrea: oh, thanks!
15:13 schuster    wizzyrea - the latest posts from the email listserv on the support page.
15:12 jcamins     reva: the correct version of Debian is Lenny.
15:12 wizzyrea    That was me, I was thinking about your internet connection.
15:12 jcamins     Weird. Apparently signing on with mibbit inspired my internet connection to start working again.
15:12 reva        I am not sure though it is Debian Etch that I downloaded. It is the latest stabl Debian though that I have downloaded.
15:11 Dulm        It is, anybody try to map their library with Google Sketch-Up? I'm finding by overlaying onto a blue-print image it is really pretty easy, looks nice too - then for creating maps at different angles one just needs to change the camera. There are just too many good tools these days!
15:11 schuster    Sorry on other websites...
15:11 reva        hi again, we will be installing Koha 3.2 on our hard drive today. I have downloaded Debian as instructed. (And of ourse the Koha 3.2 tar.gz). But do I download the MySQL, Perl, and Apache from inside debian after stating Koha install? I am trying to follow instructions on this page: http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=INSTALL.debian;h=24
15:09 wizzyrea    so schuster left?
15:09 wizzyrea    very fun dulm
15:05 Dulm        Fun if I can get the time to finish it. :)
15:05 * jwagner   is impressed that jcamins can summon the dead....
15:05 Dulm        I am still working on a collection call mapping add-on like that NEU library in Turkey - using Javascript graphics tools so only one or a few maps need used per building and the javascript graphics draw the rest - NEU created countless animated GIFs for each location
15:02 Braedon     please do. you gave me quite a scare. things could have gotten messy
15:01 jcamins     I guess I need to work on my summoning powers a bit more. ;)
15:01 Braedon     that was close
15:01 * billymays disappears in a puff of smoke
15:01 Braedon     nooo, send him back jcamins!
15:01 Dulm        Sounds cool. How does it reformat? :)
15:00 billymays   DID YOU SUMMON ME?
15:00 billymays   HELLO BILLY MAYS HERE LOOKING FOR JCAMINS!
14:59 * jcamins   wonders if the person he's thinking about now will sense his thoughts and make an appearance in #koha
14:58 * Braedon   saying hello made LibraryGu disappear - that's close right?
14:57 jcamins     Dulm: yeah, owen's patch reformatting lists.
14:57 Dulm        Patch? A nice patch?
14:57 jcamins     Oh, not writing your name 10 times?
14:56 wizzyrea    it was actually you thinking of me that made me appear, jcamins
14:56 jcamins     owen++ # wow! I can't wait to try that patch
14:56 wizzyrea    hey dulm
14:55 Dulm        Hello all
14:55 wizzyrea    < has a strange and wonderful job sometimes
14:54 wizzyrea    schuster: which email feed?
14:54 wizzyrea    lol
14:54 jcamins     Just 'cause I was curious whether it was true.
14:54 jcamins     I just typed your name ten times and was about to hit enter when you appeared.
14:54 wizzyrea    >.>
14:53 wizzyrea    sorry I was absorbed in a discussion of social engineering
14:53 jcamins     owen was right
14:53 jcamins     Ha!
14:53 wizzyrea    yikes
14:53 wizzyrea    I'm here!
14:50 Braedon     Hello
14:50 LibraryGu   Hello
14:49 reva        Thanks kf; for the extra info on the Base URLS.
14:33 * sekjal    turns towards the nearest mirror and chants "Guy made of bees", "Guy made of bees", "Guy made of bees"
14:32 kf          hm. or was it beetlejuice?
14:32 kf          wizzyrea
14:32 kf          wizzyra
14:32 kf          wizzyrea
14:31 kf          wizzyrea
14:29 * owen      wonders, "Or is it thirteen?"
14:29 owen        schuster: You have to chant her name three times for her to appear
14:24 schuster    I was going to ask her about the widget she has on the koha-community with the email feed...  Anyone know anything about that?
14:23 schuster    :(
14:23 schuster    no wizzyrea...
14:23 mib_syff8   YAZ giving me this--->     [109] Database unavailable -- v2 addinfo 'Default'
14:09 mib_syff8   I was koha user alright, that user is the only one I have setup with the correct env to run the rebuild script.......I'll try YAZ !!
14:08 jcamins     I'd try the YAZ client.
14:08 mib_syff8   sorry no, I was thinkg of try YAZ client next.....I mean just running "zerbrasrv -f /etc/koha/koha-conf.xml" and seeing the output
14:07 jcamins     My new guess is that when you rebuilt the index you didn't do it as the koha user.
14:07 jcamins     That's what I thought you said.
14:07 jcamins     When you say "console mode," do you mean you're able to do the search from the console?
14:06 jcamins     mib_syff8: wait, I think I misunderstood your question.
14:06 mib_syff8   can't search staff either though....
14:06 jcamins     Try the third question.
14:06 jcamins     mib_syff8: http://koha-community.org/documentation/faq/searching/
14:04 kf          links to the records in the mail
14:04 mib_syff8   I'm having some search problems. I have rebuild my index and if I run zebrasrv in console mode I can see the search query but getting no hits, 1000's of bib there....anyone?
14:04 kf          perhaps the staffurl is also used for sending carts from staff
14:04 kf          afaik
14:04 kf          the opacbaseurl is used for links in sent carts and "show in opac"links in staff
14:01 reva        Thanks jcamins, owen, and kf.
14:00 reva        ok, I will set it it to http://localhost:8080 and my OPAC to http://localhost. Owen, I hope we won't break Koha that way. But the test records (done by the trainees of course) are all wrong, so they may break it and the server.
13:57 owen        ...or seeing if your server bursts into flames
13:57 kf          performance tests
13:56 jcamins     I have no idea, but that's what it's used for. I guess maybe checking lots of books out simultaneously, and seeing if anything breaks?
13:56 reva        owen thanks. because sometimes I am too literal:). jcamins, what is load testing?
13:56 jcamins     Wait, 'localhost:8080/'
13:56 jcamins     reva: set it to 'localhost:8080'
13:55 owen        reva that was just an example
13:55 reva        owen, so in my case I would append the rest of the path to http://localhost:8080 (where ever my detail.pl is for the catalog module), correct? So the question now is should it be set to the catalog/details.pl? Hi jcamins.
13:53 jcamins     reva: I'd set it anyway. There's no disadvantage.
13:53 jcamins     Load testing only, it looks like.
13:49 owen        I don't know offhand, but as far as I know it is recommended that you do.
13:48 reva        owen, got it: so you are giving the full path from the root when you use the absolute URL. But what is the StaffClientBaseURL function? I mean what are the situations I would set this?
13:46 owen        http://localhost:8080/cgi-bin/koha/catalogue/detail.pl is a full or absolute URL
13:46 owen        ../catalogue/detail.pl is a relative URL.
13:46 owen        An absolute URL is a full URL. A relative URL is one which only works in reference to the current page.
13:45 reva        ok, this is a regression routine:) I am not sure I understand absolute URL (though I have heard the term used before.)
13:44 owen        Koha would use that setting whenever it needed to form an absolute URL to the staff client. This would only happen during operation of the staff client itself, not the OPAC
13:43 reva        owen, I could not say if it was accurate or not as I found it was not explaining much on this point.  Moving to setting the StaffClientBaseURL: let us say in our case I set my StaafclientBaseURL to http://localhost:8080  (which is our staff url), where would the link be displayed?
13:40 owen        That's not true
13:40 owen        It makes it sound like you can set OPACBaseURL to what you *want* your opac's url to be
13:39 owen        Yeah, I would say the Wayne State manual is inaccurate on this particular point
13:38 owen        I see
13:38 reva        It was in the community site. I have downloaded the pdf from the link there.
13:37 owen        reva: Where did you find the link to the Wayne state manual?
13:37 reva        Thanks owen: Because I was reading the Wayne state manual (for the 3.0) and it was too cryptic.:)
13:36 reva        so I can set my OPACBaseURL to http://localhost and it will display a link to the OPAC version of a record I am in (or working on) in the staff side, correct? But I do not understand the function of StaffclientBaseURL. First where would that link show?
13:30 owen        reva: http://koha-community.org/documentation/3-2-manual/index.php?ch=c19#AEN1771
13:28 reva        So, basically right now whenever I use my staff client, I type http://localhost:8080; and for the OPAC, I type is http://localhost.
13:27 jcamins     hdl: I cannot find the reference to non-left-anchored scans.
13:26 reva        Good morning all, what happens when I set a OpacBaseUrl? (We are just on a peer network (no provider for a host or anything)). And what happens with StaffBaseUrl? Basically under what kind of networking situations would I set these options? Thanks.
13:18 Braedon     good morn jcamins
13:16 jcamins     hdl: I'm pretty sure the Zebra scan index is left-anchored, but I think there's some way to make it do a keyword index. I'll see if I can locate that.
13:15 jcamins     Good morning, #koha
13:04 kf          hm fredericd send a patch adding pagination - but seems not to be pushed
13:03 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4397 minor, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, display problems (umlauts, ß) with scan index in advanced search
13:03 kf          bug 4397
13:03 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4393 minor, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, Searching with scan indexes and sort by title fails
13:03 kf          bug 4393
13:03 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3630 major, PATCH-Sent, ---, henridamien, NEW, probleme with scan indexes
13:03 kf          bug 3630
13:03 kf          I see 3 bugs in bugzilla for scan index
13:01 hdl         information about scan and yaz are very scarce.
13:01 hdl         well, atm maybe you are right.
13:00 kf          not sure what koha's index search is supposed to be :)
13:00 kf          I think the thing is is that I have an alphabetic index in mind and you a keyword index
13:00 kf          hm
12:59 hdl         I would like to get "Au Diable vauvert"
12:59 hdl         For instance if I type diable with a scan @attr 1=7 @attr 5=3 @attr 6=3 Diable
12:59 kf          see what is around my search term in the alphabetic index
12:59 kf          to go back and forth
12:59 kf          what I know from horizon about alphabetic indexes is very similar to the koha thing, what I miss is a pagination
12:58 kf          I think we have different expectations
12:58 hdl         I expected to be able to input any part of a subfield... And it would search that.
12:58 kf          I am not sure I can explain right what I meant :(
12:57 kf          so you see what is before and after your search too
12:57 hdl         first point is not normal to me.
12:57 kf          words
12:57 kf          it's like a book of workds
12:57 kf          yeah, taht seems normal to me
12:57 hdl         But also other things.
12:56 kf          ah ok
12:56 hdl         I get some.
12:56 hdl         Yes.
12:56 kf          do you have dun in your database?
12:56 kf          starting at the beginning
12:56 kf          hdl: your description sounds ok to me - because that's what I expect from an index search
12:54 kf          hdl: I have played with it, the display is broken for some characters, like ß and umlauts
12:52 hdl         b) when you search for "Dun" you can get things like "duo"....
12:52 hdl         a) it is not taking into account any truncation attribute... That is you cannot scan for something which is NOT the beginning of the subfield
12:50 hdl         I am having quite surprising answers using scan indexes. Anyone who played with that ?
12:50 hdl         hi all.
12:40 druthb      larsw:  I have discovered that a moderately-well-powered slam of my door disrupts them for a little bit.
12:39 owen        Man if I had a nickel for every time I opened up opac-shelves.pl expecting to find something useful...
12:38 owen        druthb: Tell it to my kids!
12:38 larsw       what you need is noise-activated sprinklers
12:38 jwagner     Fortunately, our boss is quite open to the concept of working from home :-)
12:37 druthb      Yes.  The notion of "inside voices" never seemed to catch on among certain people here.
12:37 jwagner     And in both places, people tend to converse at the tops of their little lungs :-(
12:36 druthb      it's *never* terribly quiet here, unfortunately.  my office is directly across from the breakroom, and jwagner's is very close to the copier/printer/scanner for this end of the building.
12:33 * owen      likes coming to work early when it's quiet
12:32 jwagner     The traffic isn't as bad that early -- I'd rather get to work at 7:30 half-awake than deal with the traffic that would be in place if I tried coming in at 8:30.
12:29 druthb      no, I usually leave here on a 15:30 bus, and do some evening work occasionally.
12:28 owen        I hope that means you're not working til 5PM
12:28 druthb      owen:  yep; usually around 07:30, local time.  I catch a 6:30 bus to get here.
12:27 kf          hi owen
12:27 owen        jwagner and druthb you really start early!
11:49 jwagner     Hi kf
11:48 kf          hi jwagner :)
11:45 jwagner     hi kmkale
11:44 kmkale      hi jwagner
11:43 jwagner     Hi magnus
11:42 magnus      hi jwagner
11:40 kmkale      hi magnus
11:40 paul_p      hi magnus
11:39 magnus      hiya druthb, paul_p, chris_n, kmkale et al
11:39 druthb      hi, kmkale! :)
11:38 kmkale      hi druthb
11:30 druthb      hiya, kf. :)
11:29 kf          good morning druthb :)
11:24 druthb      mornin'.
07:58 kf          it's really like nothing
07:58 kf          still have to buy a lot of things... uh
07:58 magnus      hi kf - that's like almost nothing! ;-)
07:57 kf          18 days!!
07:57 kf          hi magnus :)
07:52 magnus      g'day #koha
07:42 kf          isn't it too early for you?
07:42 kf          hi chris_n1
07:42 hdl         hi all
07:28 ivanc       hi kf
07:28 kf          hi ivanc
07:18 ivanc       good morning #koha
07:15 kf          hi Amit
07:14 Amit        heya kf
07:13 Amit        hi kmkale
07:13 kmkale      hi Amit, chris
07:13 kf          hi kmkale
07:13 kmkale      hi kf, hdl
07:09 kf          good morning hdl
07:07 kf          good morning #koha
05:26 REFORMER    is Installation " KOHA-ILS " on Ubuntu is same as on debian-lenny,  I want to install ubuntu via window installer
05:25 REFORMER    debian did not recognized my pc's ethernet card and wifi, now I want to move ubuntu
03:48 Amit        heya brendan
03:47 brendan     heya Amit
03:14 Amit        hi chris
01:35 chris       :)
01:27 chris_n1    0.01 is *not* 10%
01:26 * chris_n1  finds a blundering error in the labels code :-P
01:13 brendan     yeah take tomorrow off dude
01:12 chris       i think ill finish at 4pm today
01:12 chris       heh
01:11 robin       chris: you should take tomorrow off
00:59 * chris     just realised this is his 12th day in a row working, cos i did the go live last weekend, no wonder im having trouble concentrating
00:56 chris       if its weather like this for the conference ill be happy
00:54 chris       its hard to know in town tho, cos all the glass and concrete reflect the heat around
00:54 chris       which is about right for october
00:54 brendan     ah
00:54 chris       nope its at least 16 out
00:54 chris       cept for the clouds bit
00:54 brendan     16 would be unseasonable warm eh?
00:53 brendan     heh
00:53 robin       chris: although, that's about right
00:53 chris       i guess cos its out at the airport
00:53 chris       :)
00:53 chris       its pretty much always wrong
00:52 munin       chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0�C (1:00 PM NZDT on October 01, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 48%. Dew Point: 5.0�C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Steady).
00:52 chris       @wunder wellington, nz
00:52 munin       brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 21.6�C (5:55 PM PDT on September 30, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 64%. Dew Point: 14.0�C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008.4 hPa (Steady).
00:52 brendan     @wunder 93117