Time  Nick        Message
22:43 slef        unfortunately, the demolition machinery is also demolished, but you can't have everything
22:43 chris       http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/4248356/Severe-aftershock-hits-Christchurch  5.0 it is
22:43 chris       h
22:43 chris       he
22:43 robin       I guess that's going easier than they expected
22:43 robin       and the next article on stuff is "Demolition of one of Christchurch's most famous buildings, Manchester Courts, is underway."
22:42 chris       oh no, thats it it 11.32am .. cool
22:41 chris       http://geonet.org.nz/earthquake/drums/mqz-drum.html
22:41 chris       actually no, that might be one before it
22:40 chris       http://geonet.org.nz/earthquake/quakes/latest.html
22:40 robin       ah right
22:40 chris       thats a lot better than 6 :)
22:40 chris       ahh, gns are saying 5
22:39 cait        :(
22:38 slef        :-/
22:37 chris       yup
22:37 robin       GNS hasn't said yet how strong it is (according to Stuff,) but the boxes on the map look like 6 or more.
22:33 chris       http://geonet.org.nz/earthquake/drums/mqz-drum.html
22:32 chris       6 is what im hearing
22:32 robin       On the "how down is geonet" earthquake scale, it must be fairly severe.
22:30 chris       another biggish quake in christchurch
22:28 robin       I'm not sure, but 2.4kW sounds like a lot for a hairdryer.
22:27 slef        robin: so I'm expecting less powerful hairdryers and slower kettles.
22:26 robin       It's more that's what things are rated for, unless they have a need for more.
22:26 robin       slef: that's the standard, yeah.
22:16 slef        NZ power supply is 10A?  wimpy
22:05 robin       The UPS nearby is reporting 233 at the moment
22:04 slef        yay for EU fudging
22:04 slef        I think we're nominally 220, often 230-240
22:04 robin       230-240 or something like that
22:03 slef        oh are you 220v?
22:02 robin       as you were then
22:02 robin       ah, you're UK. I assumed you were in the US for some reason.
22:01 slef        robin: I thought you celebrated guy fawkes too?
22:01 chris       :)
22:01 robin       slef: also make sure that it won't explode in a ball of flaming laptop if it gets exposed to real voltage :)
22:01 slef        ok, I'll probably decide this depending on how much cabin baggage space/weight I have left :)
22:00 slef        chris: you don't know how often I nuke that machine ;-)
22:00 robin       the pins aren't bent, just rotated :)
22:00 slef        you need some nice chunky rectangular pins
22:00 slef        looks decidedly unsafe
21:59 slef        AUS/NZ bent pin thingy
21:59 chris       we will be using the training room, which has laptops, but its always more productive on your own machine
21:59 robin       then you're sorted :)
21:59 slef        robin: we have world power adaptors!
21:59 robin       slef: assuming you have an NZ power adaptor
21:59 slef        ok... I think battery capacity sucks anyway
21:59 chris       its at catalyst
21:58 chris       yes
21:58 slef        The battery connector is dodgy. Will there be power there?
21:58 chris       but if you have a laptop, id bring it
21:57 chris       some
21:57 chris       3-day developer conference, 29 October - 31 October
21:57 slef        like, are there computers there?
21:57 chris       yeah like 2 mins before
21:57 slef        erm, a bit running out of time
21:57 slef        "More details will be availble as we get closer to the time"
21:57 chris       ?
21:56 * slef      checks details
21:56 slef        argh! hackfest!
21:35 chris       no worries
21:34 mib_kggqy   yeah, thanks for the help!
21:34 chris       glad it was something simple like that
21:34 chris       yay!
21:33 mib_kggqy   yep
21:33 chris       and now you can issue it?
21:33 chris       sweet
21:33 mib_kggqy   i just clicked edit and save and then it was showing a value for the home library field
21:33 chris       cool
21:33 chris       ahh
21:33 mib_kggqy   i guess since there was only one value for the option field, it was showing by default my single library
21:32 mib_kggqy   yes, that was the problem
21:32 chris       ie in the branch set up, is there one that matches the code that is in permanent location?
21:31 chris       does that branch exist?
21:31 chris       thats permanent location
21:31 mib_kggqy   is there a marc field for this?
21:31 chris       it
21:31 chris       ahhh that'd do
21:31 mib_kggqy   but if i view the item in admin , the home library field under item information is blank
21:31 chris       im guessing maybe borrower then
21:30 mib_kggqy   current location and permanent location are set
21:30 mib_kggqy   well
21:28 chris       im guessing that somewhere its not getting a branchcode
21:28 chris       (it uses the branchcode of either the item or the one you have set in circulation, to decide on the issuing period)
21:27 chris       items have a home and current location set for them?
21:27 chris       hmm, well i have 4 libraries running it in production, and they would have killed me by now if that was happening to them .. so we now just have to figure out what is different :)
21:25 mib_kggqy   chris: no it happens when i try to check out anything
21:24 chris       and it only happens if the item has a hold on it?
21:24 chris       hmm, so not that then
21:23 mib_kggqy   chris: i have it set to "allow patrons to select their branch.."
21:21 chris       i wonder if that might be it, do you have single branch mode switched on?
21:20 mib_kggqy   chris: yep, i only have one branch though
21:20 chris       hmm, and you have a branch set?
21:19 mib_kggqy   koha version is latest git
21:19 mib_kggqy   hey guys, i'm getting the following error when trying to check an item out that i have on hold http://pastebin.com/SSiANypz
20:58 slef        hrm, TV claims French short-haul flights disrupted tomorrow. Hope paul_p and hdl are OK.
20:57 slef        back
20:45 munin       brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 19.9�C (1:57 PM PDT on October 18, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 74%. Dew Point: 15.0�C. Pressure: 29.94 in 1013.8 hPa (Falling).
20:45 brendan     @wunder 93117
20:38 cait        good night jcamins
20:38 jcamins     Good night, #koha
20:38 jcamins     Time to set the type for my wedding announcements!
20:36 chris       heh
20:35 * moodaepo  might not be in Wellington but got close enough with the weather.
20:34 munin       moodaepo: The current temperature in MSU Physics Dept, Mankato, Minnesota is 12.8�C (3:45 PM CDT on October 18, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 57%. Dew Point: 4.0�C. Pressure: 29.11 in 985.7 hPa (Falling).
20:34 moodaepo    @wunder 56001
20:34 munin       cait: The current temperature in Auckland, New Zealand is 14.0�C (9:00 AM NZDT on October 19, 2010). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 67%. Dew Point: 8.0�C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Steady).
20:34 cait        @wunder auckland nz
20:33 munin       cait: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 12.0�C (9:00 AM NZDT on October 19, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 62%. Dew Point: 5.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady).
20:33 cait        @wunder wellington nz
20:22 jcamins     I shall have to consider whether I care that much.
20:22 chris       ah right
20:21 jcamins     No, I thought it did by default, and I have confirmed it doesn't.
20:21 chris       you've changed the zebra files and reindexed eh?
20:21 * jcamins   shrugs - well, it won't search $7 no matter what I do.
20:20 chris       well we told it too ... but im not sure why ;)
20:19 jcamins     Is it supposed to do that?
20:18 chris       yeah i think its doing left truncation
20:18 jcamins     "att" does not.
20:17 jcamins     Interesting fact (unrelated to prepositions): when you search for "aat" in the authorities on the Staff Client, it returns records with "at."
20:16 cait        thx
20:15 chris       at
20:15 cait        in?
20:15 cait        at the hotel...
20:15 cait        he arrives some hours before me
20:15 chris       ahh
20:15 cait        in the hotel in nz
20:14 chris       or not until nz?
20:14 chris       you'll see him on the plane?
20:13 cait        ah, now I missed magnus
20:10 magnus      thanks
20:09 chris       cya magnus :) safe travels
20:09 * magnus    wishes everyone a good night or other time of the day of their choice - see some of y'all real soon now!
20:08 chris       :-)
20:08 chris       you can basically trace all the worlds problems back to accountants
20:07 brendan     ok I should adjust my statement - charging fines is so bunk
20:07 chris       but some accountant
20:07 chris       im betting it wasnt a librarian
20:07 brendan     man - what brilliant librarians idea was it - to charge fines (personally I can't stand fines)
20:06 chris       :)
20:06 * magnus    all packed and ready to go
19:52 jcamins     MARC: an elegantly simple metadata standard ruined by unfair requirements that it describe real works and not hypothetical perfect works.
19:51 * jwagner   notes that some of my best friends are hardcore catalogers
19:51 jwagner     MARC: an intensely complex metadata standard designed to confuse everyone in the world except hardcore catalogers who can't see what the problem is.
19:51 chris       ahhh :)
19:50 jcamins     chris: oh, no, my goal is just to provide a convenient reading list.
19:50 chris       you're a hero!
19:50 chris       if you can explain MARC in one post
19:49 chris       heh
19:49 jcamins     I also need to write my posts on Git, maybe Vim, patches/diff, Perl, XSLT, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, SQL, Zebra/Z39.50/Bib-1/CQL/PQF, MARC, and maybe IRC.
19:40 jcamins     Oh, right. Someone on one of my cataloging mailing lists said "I really want to use Koha, but I don't know anything about Linux," so I thought it was time to finish up the blog post.
19:39 cait        hm. swap.
19:39 cait        ironing
19:39 cait        blog
19:39 jcamins     cait: gee, thanks, what did I do?
19:39 chris       have you packed yet cait ?
19:38 cait        jcamins++
19:30 richard     hey chris
19:27 chris       hi richard
19:25 richard     hi
18:59 chris       My stop bbiab
18:58 leo         sorry rebuild
18:58 leo         with a cron
18:58 leo         i m running only the rebuil_zebra.pl -v-r-a-b
18:57 leo         3.00.06
18:55 chris       Oh and what version of koha?
18:55 chris       And you indexed the authorities eh?
18:53 leo         the search in the topical items doesn´t work too
18:41 leo         ah ok just gime me a second
18:40 leo         yes
18:40 jcamins     leo: in the cataloguing module. I meant, are you able to authorize Topical terms?
18:40 chris       And are using zebra?
18:39 leo         jcamins where I can find it?
18:38 * chris     clocks in from the bus
18:38 jcamins     Does it find when you try to authorize 650s?
18:37 leo         Personal name
18:37 leo         in marc100
18:37 leo         doesn´t find any
18:36 jcamins     leo: Koha doesn't find any of your authorities, or just not new authorities?
18:33 leo         i mean i have authorities but koha don't find them
18:33 leo         i'm having problems with the authorities search when adding a new item (I run the merge_authority.pl & the don't merge OFF)
18:32 cait        hi leo
18:31 leo         hi to everybody!
18:26 chris       Ok time to catch my bus
18:26 chris       :)
18:26 slef        nah, I'll ask the lazyweb now ;-)
18:25 chris       So we can ask her :)
18:25 chris       Presenting
18:25 chris       We have someone from openlibrary ie archive.org
18:25 chris       Luckily
18:25 slef        probably someone (archive.org? sf.net? gnu.org?) hosts community torrent trackers these days
18:24 chris       Reed is trying to get some 2degrees sponsorship,/its pretty unlikely tho
18:24 * cait      offers jcamins a lebkuchen
18:24 chris       That might work slef
18:23 jcamins     I guess it wasn't that exciting.
18:23 jcamins     It opened up a new window for the results, and then when I tried choosing an authority, a bunch more windows opened up, and nothing happened.
18:23 jcamins     cait: yeah.
18:22 slef        chris: cool. I'll ask BR if he can collect a DVD off me at the airport, and/or should we host a torrent tracker?  We used to do that for some things. Not sure if we still have the service up.
18:21 cait        did it explode?
18:20 jcamins     Hm. Don't hit Shift-Enter when you're using the auth_finder.
18:19 * jcamins   wonders, sometimes, whether normalizing his authorities isn't a fool's errand
18:16 * jcamins   , too
18:15 * chris_n   will look forward to digesting it afterwards
18:14 chris       Which we'll burn to dvd for ppl to take back to offer for download in their countries
18:13 chris       To dv
18:13 chris       We do plan to professionally record it all
18:13 chris       That might be workable
18:12 chris       If you could stream to an nz box, that repeated it
18:12 chris       International transit is the kicker
18:11 chris       We should have wifi, but yeah saturating it won't make ppl happy
18:11 tcohen      cait: thank, i'll see haw can I do it
18:09 * chris_n   impatiently waits for 11.6 million lines of logs to process
18:08 chris_n     slef: I think it is a cost-of-bandwidth issue iirc
18:08 tcohen      I have 2k registers I need to delete, they can be catched with a WHERE clause over biblioitems
18:07 cait        and rebuild index
18:07 cait        tcohen: check for existing items too and in old issues etc. perhaps better move them to deleted_...?
18:07 slef        sorry, bambuser.com/m/channels/mjray
18:06 cait        I think the problem is histories and items
18:06 slef        nengard: oic. FWIW I have one phone setup to broadcast to bambuser.com/m/mjray and I know there's another phone I could ask to use.
18:05 tcohen      is it ok to: (1) save a list of biblionumbers from biblioitems (2) delete them, (3) delete those biblionumbers from 'biblio' ?
18:04 nengard     slef it sounds like wifi might be iffy
18:04 slef        I've got something really odd going on - I can't POST web forms.
18:04 tcohen      just in mind
18:04 tcohen      I can read the koha code for that, just asking jic someone has "the proper way of doing it"
18:04 slef        and if it has wifi, will I upset them streaming video out? :)
18:03 jcamins     tcohen: I think there's probably an obvious way, but I'm not sure what it is.
18:03 slef        chris_n: aren't we live streaming? (does the venue have wifi?)
18:03 tcohen      for example every record whose itemtype is "SER"
18:02 jcamins     Ah.
18:02 tcohen      exactly
18:02 tcohen      yes, but I have a lot
18:02 jcamins     Or do you mean you have a lot to delete?
18:02 jcamins     tcohen: Record->Delete Record?
18:01 tcohen      hi, how can I efectively delete several biblios from a koha install?
17:52 cait        ok
17:49 jcamins     cait: joetho was joking that Mr. wizzyrea is in NZ to take care of Baby wizzyrea ;)
17:49 cait        are you talking about liz?
17:49 cait        but that's easy today :)
17:45 cait        joetho: you are confusing me
17:42 joetho      whoops I mean her husband
17:42 joetho      Plus, she got to take her nanny.
17:42 joetho      well I am verrrrry pleased that Kansas has sent someone, and what a great representative we have sent.
17:41 joetho      Sigh.
17:41 joetho      Silver wings.
17:41 joetho      Steam powered aeroplane.
17:40 joetho      Big ol jet airliner.
17:40 * chris_n   wishes there was underwriting for live streaming of kohacon
17:40 joetho      Leavin, on a jet plane.
17:38 brendan     owen++ #just because
17:38 owen        Tell me about it
17:35 brendan     seeing everyone getting ready to go to NZ - is really hitting home - I want to go
17:35 cait        travelling alone, so I am happy about company :)
17:34 chris       jcamins: thats awesome!
17:34 cait        no plans, but I would like to
17:34 chris       that seems to work pretty well for linuxconf
17:33 chris       http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Kohacon10_Social_Events
17:33 chris       my idea was write stuff here
17:33 chris       slef: im sure people would be keen
17:33 nengard     slef no plans here - i figure i'll plan it all when i'm there
17:33 joetho      hmmm. thanks slef (re sip2 pw), but I think the answer lies somehere in my application.
17:33 chris       joetho: http://twitter.com/#!/wizzyrea/status/27719420192
17:32 slef        biab
17:32 slef        oh yeah - anyone want to go for dinner after conference days? Or sort that out when we're there?
17:32 jcamins     May I just state, if a 80- or 90-something-year-old patron can walk into the library and figure out how to use the Koha OPAC when I tell him he needs to use that instead of the card catalog, I think that indicates that Koha is doing something right.
17:31 chris       and she had dinner with jransom
17:31 chris       yup, had lunch with her yesterday, and thatcher and spud
17:31 joetho      Liz is now Liznz!
17:31 chris       :)
17:31 slef        joetho: you could run netcat or socat listening on the SIP2 port and try to imitate a SIP2 server :)
17:30 joetho      thanks chris
17:30 joetho      and yes, hardcoded user is what it looks like it expects, and I need to know which hardcoded user that would be.
17:29 joetho      this application doesn't have a really great track record.
17:28 joetho      that's what I think too
17:28 chris       is it just using some hardcoded user when it actually connects?
17:27 chris       you can connect without a username and password, but afaict the standard doesnt allow for connection with a password but no user
17:27 chris       that doesnt sound compatible with SIP2
17:25 joetho      to clarify, I am referring to the configuration of my thirdparty application. That configuration asks for server location, port #, dbname, and password. No user.
17:23 joetho      when connecting to my Koha server SIP2 service, the thirdparty application doesn't ask for a user- just a SIP2 password. This doesn't seem compatible with koha- or am I all wrong?
17:18 cait        hi chris and jcamisn
17:17 chris       heya jcamins
17:17 chris       high working its way towards us ...yay!
17:17 chris       http://www.metservice.com/national/maps-rain-radar/maps/tasman-sea-nz-colour-latest
17:16 jcamins     Good morning, chris.
17:16 munin       chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 10.0�C (6:00 AM NZDT on October 19, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 62%. Dew Point: 3.0�C. Pressure: 29.77 in 1008 hPa (Steady).
17:16 chris       @wunder wellington,nz
16:28 cait        but nothing has made it into the suitcase yet
16:28 cait        slef: I have piles of things lying around
16:27 slef        back from meeting... not a complete waste of time, but not a great time for me to be there
16:27 slef        I should finish work...
16:27 slef        start!?!?
16:27 cait        I should start packing...
16:27 cait        :)
16:27 slef        lazy paul_p, not working from airports? ;-)
16:26 cait        save travel
16:26 slef        safe journey!
16:26 cait        bye paul
16:26 jcamins     Have a safe trip.
16:26 owen        Happy travels paul_p
16:26 jcamins     Bye, paul_p.
16:26 slef        wow - bye paul_p
16:26 paul_p      bye everybody. Next time i'll write on this channel, it will be from New Zealand :D :D
16:07 munin       cait: The current temperature in Auckland, New Zealand is 9.0�C (5:00 AM NZDT on October 19, 2010). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 7.0�C. Pressure: 29.98 in 1015 hPa (Steady).
16:07 cait        @wunder Auckland
16:07 munin       cait: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 7.4�C (6:18 PM CEST on October 18, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: 5.0�C. Windchill: 7.0�C. Pressure: 30.12 in 1019.9 hPa (Steady).
16:07 cait        @wunder Konstanz
16:06 magnus      try the zip code?
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16:05 yhager      @wunder nelson bc
15:59 cait        hi magnus
15:58 magnus      hi cait
15:58 cait        hi #koha
14:57 kmkale      bye all
14:50 kmkale      thanks owen
14:50 owen        Sure kmkale
14:50 kmkale      Done. owen may I request you to have a look whenever you have time?
14:49 jcamins     The JavaScript look-up is nifty, but I don't think that is within my immediate capability.
14:45 kmkale      ok.
14:45 jcamins     You need to attach it separately.
14:44 munin       04Bug 4440: enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, kmkale, ASSIGNED, Adding feature to print fines/fees receipts
14:44 kmkale      does sending a mail via git send-email to koha-patches@lists.koha-community.org add the patch to the http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4440 page? Or do I have to add a comment and attachment there separately?
14:44 * jcamins   will check that... he thought that title, author, publisher, and date were the only options.
14:44 jcamins     Ah.
14:42 nengard     but on the form after you click 'add'
14:42 nengard     not on the initial add form: http://openlibrary.org/books/add
14:41 nengard     I think that Open Library does too
14:33 jcamins     I see LibraryThing has separate boxes for Main and Added entries.
14:23 jcamins     Hopefully it will *work*.
14:22 jcamins     Well, certainly it will be available for testing.
14:22 jcamins     indradg: I need to have an initial version by the end of next weekend, so it will hopefully be available for testing next week.
14:22 Oak         \o
14:22 indradg     people that the MARC21 interface is keeping away :)
14:22 indradg     among*
14:21 jcamins     An imitation by yours truly will follow... eventually.
14:21 indradg     jcamins, your "patch" would be highly welcome one aming a lot of people I know here
14:21 drulm       thx
14:21 jcamins     On LT's website.
14:21 drulm       on librarything's website? or something new in Koha?
14:20 indradg     jcamins, thats a sad fact of life that we are lobbying against
14:20 jcamins     Ooh, the LibraryThing interface is snazzy.
14:19 * jcamins   looks at LibraryThing and Open Library
14:18 drulm       yo
14:18 jcamins     indradg: That's absurd!
14:18 jcamins     That was me figuring out how to use Template::Toolkit.
14:18 indradg     jcamins, its serious business, in India AICTE which affiliates all technical education in India actually doesn't count s/w which does not come with paper licenses, EULA and purchase receipts as s/w :(
14:17 jcamins     Good idea.
14:17 nengard     jcamins cool :) - take a look at the form on LibraryThing and Open Library also - to get ideas
14:16 jcamins     nengard: by the way, http://demo.cpbibliography.com:8080/cgi-bin/koha/cataloguing/addbiblio-simple.pl
14:16 jcamins     Heh.
14:16 owen        Maybe it doesn't cost enough
14:15 nengard     I'm waiting to hear back on why the professor thinks that
14:15 nengard     So did you all see the comment by the library student who's professor told her that Koha isn't an ILS?? http://www.web2learning.net/archives/4200
13:49 jcamins     Wow, I think those messages were good for my karma.
13:46 sekjal      jcamins++ (I'm catching up on the listserv posts)
13:40 kmkale      ok.
13:39 owen        The validation errors can be treated as a separate bug, as long as you're not introducing new errors
13:39 kmkale      so I guess just let it be..
13:38 kmkale      humph there is no <thead> in boraccount.tmpl atleast
13:37 kmkale      owen: its there before my patch. should I let it be or move the whole tfoot section right after <thead>?
13:33 owen        <tfoot> is supposed to come right after <thead> in your markup. I know that seems wrong, but that's what the standard says.
13:32 kmkale      owen: ok. what about the tfoot one?
13:32 owen        kmkale: You can always ignore the "autocomplete" error.
13:32 * jcamins   is very jealous... all he got from his alma mater was a lousy piece of paper
13:32 sekjal      (in addition to, you know, information)
13:31 sekjal      jcamins: the Library did, as part of the university's Open House event.  mini-staplers, mini highlighters, bags and candy
13:31 kmkale      there are still two errors 1) Line 201, Column 37: there is no attribute "autocomplete" 2) Line 417, Column 7: document type does not allow element "tfoot" here both not in my patch..
13:31 jcamins     Did I correctly understand from your Twitter post that UMass gives away staplers?
13:30 sekjal      morning, jcamins!
13:29 jcamins     Good morning, sekjal
13:28 kmkale      ok.
13:27 owen        kmkale: I'd say yes
13:27 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4440 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, kmkale, ASSIGNED, Adding feature to print fines/fees receipts
13:27 kmkale      owen re bug 4440 some of the invalid markups are in the "reverse" link. Should I go ahead and correct these too?
13:19 owen        I think it's more likely that PTFS doesn't want to give anything away unless their interests are protected in a way that makes sense to their corporate brains
13:17 jcamins     owen: yeah, I just find the whole idea that we don't work together baffling.
13:14 owen        jcamins++ # for pointing out on list that corporate and independent entities are already collaborating on Koha quite well
13:12 brendan     morning jcamins
13:10 jcamins     Good morning, #koha
13:06 * magnus    wanders off to do some serious packing
13:05 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 10.0�C (2:00 AM NZDT on October 19, 2010). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 58%. Dew Point: 2.0�C. Pressure: 29.77 in 1008 hPa (Steady).
13:05 magnus      @wunder wellington nz
13:05 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 9.0�C (2:50 PM CEST on October 18, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 71%. Dew Point: 4.0�C. Pressure: 29.15 in 987 hPa (Steady).
13:05 magnus      @wunder bodo norway
13:04 munin       brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 14.9�C (6:15 AM PDT on October 18, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 90%. Dew Point: 13.0�C. Pressure: 29.97 in 1014.8 hPa (Steady).
13:04 brendan     @wunder 93117
12:29 kmkale      hi all
12:29 brendan     morning
12:21 owen        Hi kmkale
12:05 owen        Hi #koha
12:05 owen        Hi nengard
12:05 nengard     hey owen
12:02 * jwagner   warns everyone who thinks it's a good idea to put computers and other equipment on the floor -- it's not!
12:01 jwagner     But there's a reason they put equipment up on racks :-)
12:01 jwagner     magnus, yes, it's a big mess....
12:00 magnus      jwagner: ouch!
11:58 cait        ok, have to do some last minute errands - ttyl :)
11:50 jwagner     I have good headphones, but I don't think they'll help.  One of the fans is about five steps from the door of my office :-(
11:49 imp         .oO(there's a reason why i carry earplugs in my backpack)
11:47 jwagner     And after about half an hour of listening to those fans, I'm already about to scream.  I may head back home and work from there for the duration....
11:47 imp         sounds like fun ;)
11:47 jwagner     I don't know -- happened over the weekend.  There's a lot of drywall missing from the lower parts of the walls, so I think they just removed it altogether.
11:45 imp         did they drill holes into the drywalls to ventilate them?
11:45 imp         yay
11:43 jwagner     Either would be more comfy than the office this morning --  there was a plumbing problem on the floor above us, so we have massive (loud) fans trying to dry everything out.  No equipment lost, but a lot of drywall is going to need to be replaced.
11:41 cait        yeah, you can hide in the suitcase, druthb chose the hand luggage ;)
11:41 * jwagner   teleports to Germany & hides in cait's suitcase....
11:40 cait        my whole apartment is filled with freshly washed wet clothes, suitcases and piles of things I want to take with me
11:39 cait        jwagner: no, tomorrow
11:38 slef        bbl
11:38 slef        nengard: No and now I've got a bloody meeting which I'm late for anyway!
11:35 jwagner     Hi cait -- not left yet?
11:30 cait        hi jwagner
11:12 cait        wrong window
11:10 cait        1 eur = 1.84 nzd
11:09 magnus      hehe, i'm looking forward to that! ;-)
11:08 cait        because I am distracting you from work all the time and you are the first person my excited self will meet in nz :)
11:08 magnus      oh
11:08 cait        yep
11:08 magnus      poor me?
11:05 cait        lol
11:04 cait        no
11:04 magnus      nope
11:04 cait        poor magnus
11:04 nengard     I'm sure not
11:04 nengard     does anyone actually feel prepared?
11:04 * cait      is so excited
11:04 magnus      hee hee - in 1 day i have already left!
11:04 nengard     :) WOO HOO
11:04 nengard     hi cait!
11:04 cait        TOMORROW!!
11:04 cait        hi nengard :)
11:04 nengard     Hiya!!  2 days til I leave!!!!!
11:03 magnus      hiya nengard
10:46 cait        chris: still around?
09:34 slef        tip: never blink as you hit minimise on a window. It's really disorientating!
09:31 slef        cait: that's what they're famous for!
09:31 chris       yeah, probably wont bother now
09:31 slef        chris: cool. Some feedback on the page would be nice.
09:31 cait        they should have arrived with us in st petersburg, not helsinki
09:31 chris       forwarded it to kristina
09:31 * cait      has some traumatic memories of travelling with air france
09:30 chris       slef: yeah i got the message
09:30 cait        they sent our suitcases to helsinki...
09:30 slef        I hope no-one is using Air France :)
09:29 slef        flying is always as bad as I think
09:28 paul_p      and that let you almost 1 day for tourism ;-)
09:28 paul_p      slef: kuala-lumpur <=> NZ is just 2 hours more jet lag. I did that when I wen to New-Caledonia (30hours stop in tokyo), it's much better I think
09:27 magnus      paul_p: good thinking!
09:27 slef        paul_p: won't that give you just enough time to overcome jetlag and then you get more jetlag?
09:27 paul_p      much easier to deal with jet lag when having a good night in a good bed in a good hotel ;-)
09:27 slef        Also, I just tried to send a message through the website contact form and I can't tell if it was sent or not.
09:27 cait        oh
09:27 paul_p      cait, we stay 30hours in Kuala Lumpur
09:26 slef        Who could get rhcl.org to redirect kohacon.org to kohacon10.org.nz for now?
09:26 paul_p      I just checked this morning, & Marseille <=> Amsterdam is OK
09:26 cait        but you arrive later?
09:26 cait        ah, not much later than me, flight leaves 1930
09:26 paul_p      slef, yes, but fortunatly, I won't go through Paris (not Air France, but klm)
09:25 paul_p      cait, We (hdl & me) leave tomorrow. 5PM Marseille, Amsterdam, Kuala Lumpur
09:25 slef        hi all
09:25 slef        I see the French government say there is no air fuel shortage.
09:25 cait        ah, you arrive at 22nd right?
09:25 cait        when are you leaving paul_?
09:24 cait        :)
09:23 paul_p      D-1
09:02 magnus      hi bigbrovar
08:55 cait        hi bigbrovar
08:54 bigbrovar   Bonjour everyone
08:52 cait        no, first bus to the main station (15 minutes) and after that 1 hour by train
08:52 cait        hmpf :)
08:45 magnus      i have 12 minutes by car to the airport...
08:39 cait        1 hour train ride to airport
08:39 cait        I will leave at 1400
08:36 magnus      i leave from home at about 0600 tomorrow morning, and you?
08:36 magnus      but i'll take the bus anyway, unless the weather is really foul
08:36 cait        magnus: when do you leave?
08:35 cait        ah, right...
08:34 magnus      (the knights who say "ni")
08:34 magnus      s/ni/in/
08:31 magnus      to bad if the free wifi is only ni wellington...
08:28 cait        hi magnus!
08:28 cait        I think I will take the bus... :)
08:28 magnus      hiya cait
08:26 chris       http://www.valleyflyer.co.nz/about-us/airport-flyer.php
08:26 chris       in wellington yep
08:23 cait        hm free wifi on the airport flyer bus?
08:19 cait        but I woke up before my alarm clock
08:19 cait        not sure
08:18 chris       did you get any sleep cait ? :)
08:06 magnus      that's the kind of thing it's good to know about in advance, yeah! ;-)
08:04 chris       http://www.wellington.govt.nz/news/display-item.php?id=4179
08:04 chris       i must warn wizzyrea about this
08:02 magnus      i like helsinki - it's a bit like oslo, only on a bigger scale
08:02 larsw       until tomorrow only
08:01 chris       ohhh you are in helsinki, thats right
08:01 larsw       it is sometimes uncomfortably hot, too
08:01 magnus      helsinki is always cool! ;-)
08:00 larsw       Helsinki is also cool. perhaps even cold.
08:00 larsw       chris, ah, cool
08:00 chris       http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/WhatsOn/allevents/Pages/NDF2010Conference.aspx
08:00 magnus      national digital...?
07:59 magnus      ndf?
07:59 chris       ndf is on now, thats why jo is in town and wizzyrea and her family are sightseeing before the conference
07:59 magnus      larsw: yeah people have different priorities - i know some people come here to experience storms and "bad weather" ;-)
07:59 chris       next week
07:59 larsw       is the kohacon now on?
07:59 chris       hows the haggis today?
07:59 larsw       hi, chris
07:58 chris       heya larsw
07:58 chris       they went to http://www.leuven.co.nz/
07:57 larsw       magnus, depends on the target audience -- I have friends who track active volcanoes and would visit each one if their spouses would let them
07:56 * chris     wonders how wizzyrea's dinner with jransom is going
07:55 chris       hehe
07:43 magnus      "New Zealand - naturally disastrous" - not the perfect slogan for tourism, perhaps? ;-)
07:42 magnus      chris: cool and crazy!
07:16 chris       magnus: http://www.gns.cri.nz/Home/Learning/Science-Topics/Earthquakes/Videos
06:53 magnus      oops...
06:51 chris       we sit on 3 fault lines
06:51 chris       and are about due another one
06:51 chris       well we had a big one in 1840
06:47 magnus      but the ones in wellington are usually smaller?
06:47 magnus      yeah, about 2000 according to the map
06:46 chris       and then tons and tons of aftershocks
06:46 chris       but it had one big 7
06:46 chris       wellington is far more active
06:46 chris       nope, it pretty much never gets earthquakes
06:45 magnus      is christchurch generally the most active region, or is it just a coincidence that they are getting it now?
06:43 magnus      cool visualisation
06:40 chris       http://www.christchurchquakemap.co.nz/
06:33 indradg     i see
06:33 chris       indradg: there have been lots since the big one
06:25 magnus      g'day #koha - D-1 - yay!
06:16 * indradg   thinks he saw something in friend's tweet from Christchurch
06:16 indradg     chris, heya! was there a small quake yesterday / today in NZ?
06:15 chris       hi indradg
05:55 indradg     good morning #koha :)
05:45 CGI133      how are you guys
05:45 CGI133      I am new here
05:45 CGI133      hello
03:17 Oak         \o
03:01 Amit        hmm
03:01 Amit        against Bangladesh
03:01 Amit        yup
03:01 chris       we will lose horribly
03:01 chris       have you seen how we are playing??
03:00 Amit        chris: Next month India vs NZ series
03:00 Amit        heya wizzyrea_
03:00 wizzyrea_   hey amit
03:00 chris       heya Amit
02:59 Amit        heya chris
02:24 jcamins     Good night, #koha
02:24 jcamins     And, on that note, I think it's bed time.
02:20 * jcamins   changes his TODO list.
02:20 jcamins     I think I'll do that instead.
02:19 gmcharlt    instead of just auth_type = foo
02:19 jcamins     Of course, that might not be an absolute requirement... certainly I like your idea a lot better.
02:19 gmcharlt    it's just a matter of having the search do the equvalent of auth_type=personal or auth_type=corporate or auth_type=meeting
02:18 jcamins     If I understand how the searches work correctly, it can only search one at a time, which means the user has to choose.
02:17 gmcharlt    and whatever the user picks, select 100, 110, or 111 accordingly?
02:17 gmcharlt    ah, I see - perhaps have it search all three at once?
02:17 jcamins     gmcharlt: I don't like the idea of having a radio button for "corporate author," "personal author," or "meeting author."
02:15 gmcharlt    jcamins: is this for your simplified interface?  why not have it tell the authority finder what the appropriate heading type to look for is?
02:15 jcamins     Shouldn't be too hard to change it to support choosing an auth type.
02:12 jcamins     Which is also kind of logical, if you think about it.
02:12 jcamins     authorities/auth_finder.pl
02:12 jcamins     Nope.
02:11 chris       is my guess
02:11 chris       somewhere under cataloguing/
02:11 chris       nope
02:10 jcamins     What, you don't know off the top of your head where it's hidden?
02:09 chris       you're on your own there
02:09 jcamins     Which means I have to figure out where the heck that authority chooser is.
02:08 chris       hmm true
02:08 jcamins     Because adding radio buttons to the author and subject fields would be ugly and confusing.
02:08 jcamins     I think probably I'll need to modify the authority chooser to allow the user to choose which type of authority.
02:07 chris       :)
02:06 jcamins     Figures that UNIMARC and MARC21 put the language code at different offsets in their respective fixed fields.
01:57 jcamins     Hm, keywords don't support fixed fields.
01:56 cait        hm scary :)
01:56 cait        yeah, my trip will start tomorrow now
01:56 chris       1 more day?
01:56 jcamins     Good night.
01:56 cait        more packing, laundry and planning later today :)
01:56 chris       sleep well
01:55 cait        ok, time to sleep :)
01:53 chris       yup ;)
01:53 wizzyrea_   or a hotel
01:53 wizzyrea_   ^^ verified as truth
01:53 chris       yeah if you want to check out you go to a grocery store
01:53 chris       :)
01:52 wizzyrea_   chris: btw, I giggled inside a little when we were in the library: issues and fees, indeed. ;)
01:48 * cait      looks a bit confused at jcamins
01:48 cait        sleep?
01:47 braedon     lol, kk
01:47 jcamins     braedon: yes, I was. That was an "oh, I should take advantage of this because tomorrow morning he'll be asleep if he has any sense at all" moment.
01:46 braedon     jcamins: wait, weren't you just talking to chris just before?
01:46 jcamins     I think I prefer having a single box for Title, and parsing it on ISBD punctuation, because more often than not, I think, this would be used to only enter the subfield $a.
01:45 chris       yup
01:45 jcamins     Because otherwise the MARC21 and UNIMARC will just have to duplicate code like in the COinS function.
01:44 jcamins     Have keywords for "Author," "Title," etc.
01:43 jcamins     That's how I think I want to do it.
01:42 chris       it certainly would
01:42 jcamins     chris: wouldn't this be a great place to use MARC-keyword mappings?
01:42 chris       yeah, lots of corporates and special libraries would love it too
01:42 cait        we have the fast add framework, but it's still very confusing for them
01:42 jcamins     Oh, chris is here!
01:42 cait        jcamins: I really like the idea, our libraries would love it for fast cataloging
01:40 robin       cait: yeah, in English it's 'Submit', in Nederlands 'Query Verzenden'...I think it's what the browser does if no text is provided.
01:40 cait        ah, a browser thing
01:40 jcamins     Because I didn't put any label attribute in.
01:40 cait        lol
01:40 * braedon   is out of ideas otherwise
01:39 braedon     is cait german?
01:39 * cait      wonders why her submit button has a german label
01:38 * braedon   cheated too
01:38 jcamins     I didn't know before I Googled it.
01:38 braedon     robocop?
01:35 chris       (10 points if you know what movie that is from)
01:34 chris       ill buy that for a dollar
01:34 jcamins     (no login required because it has nothing to do with Koha at the moment)
01:34 jcamins     http://demo.cpbibliography.com:8080/cgi-bin/koha/cataloguing/addbiblio-simple.pl
01:28 chris       its pretty cool
01:27 cait        not sure I have seen that option on our maps
01:27 chris       gmcharlt: least it wasnt dewey, id get sued
01:27 cait        cool
01:27 gmcharlt    chris: hotel assignment by MARC flavor?  that seems a little extreme
01:27 chris       stop 7053
01:27 chris       http://bit.ly/d2AWn1
01:27 cait        ok, so I am not that tired ;)
01:27 wizzyrea_   yea, westplaza
01:26 chris       thats not what i meant to paste
01:26 cait        ?
01:26 chris       lol
01:26 chris       cait:   if ( $marcflavour eq "MARC21" ) {
01:26 darling     (yeah, I know -- oops, wrong country..)
01:26 cait        ah, west plaza?
01:26 darling     robin, jan and I are too fragile for that
01:26 wizzyrea_   but will be at the conference hotel next week
01:25 wizzyrea_   cait: right now I"m at the Quest Wellington
01:25 chris       president eh?
01:25 cait        I thought you perhaps had already looked it up
01:25 cait        best western
01:25 chris       whats the name of it again?
01:25 chris       ill find it
01:25 chris       to your hotel?
01:24 cait        chris: do you know the bus station I have to get out? the maps are confusing me a bit right now
01:24 robin       darling: I find just getting in a car along with a tent and sleeping bag is quite fun.
01:23 cait        where are you staying liz?
01:23 darling     pink and I have decided to visit 10 semi-random cities in NZ in the next year
01:23 chris       actually 6 cos its uphill, 4 for her to visit you :)
01:22 chris       4 mins :)
01:22 chris       wizzyrea_: http://bit.ly/dxa7YR if you want to visit cait when she gets to her hotel
01:22 darling     i plan to be a tourist
01:22 robin       especially if you're a tourist :)
01:21 robin       still good though.
01:21 robin       it's more of a tourist trip than a serious method of travel
01:21 robin       wizzyrea_: because the plane takes about 1 hour, the train about 12 :)
01:21 darling     wizzyrea_, it's not very direct, but is worth doing
01:20 cait        so if I don't get lost during that, I will be there
01:20 wizzyrea_   how did I miss the fact that there was a train from auckland to wellington?
01:20 cait        robin: doing the road trip before the conference
01:19 robin       it's a 12 hour train ride, after all :)
01:19 robin       ah, then not so likely. But, you aren't commuting from there to the conference, I hope :)
01:19 cait        me too :)
01:19 wizzyrea_   cait: I can't wait for you to get here
01:19 cait        hm, don't think so, my hotel is in auckland ;)
01:19 robin       cait: whilst eating ice cream with darling, chris, and wizzyrea_ et al. :)
01:18 cait        robin: hmpf ;)
01:18 jcamins     Oh. To set a parameter with cgi you do $cgi->param('language','eng').
01:17 * robin     probably saw it from the street today :)
01:17 jcamins     Okay, what am I missing here?
01:17 chris       heh
01:16 * cait      is looking at the hotel with street view
01:14 chris       :)
01:13 cait        chris: perhas you are right
01:09 wizzyrea_   ^.^
01:09 darling     sweet - it's the ice cream, keeps my brain cool and useful
01:07 chris       :)
01:06 jcamins     darling++ # 'cause it only took a few minutes to implement in jQuery
01:05 cait        hm soon
01:05 chris       i think thats a sign to sleep :-)
01:03 cait        had to restart access point
01:03 cait        hmpf
01:00 jcamins     Thanks.
00:59 darling     ^ is slightly out of date but helped me a lot
00:59 darling     http://visualjquery.com/
00:59 chris       hehe
00:59 jcamins     After all, it's not like I actually know how to use jQuery, either...
00:59 jcamins     However, I think I might use jQuery anyway.
00:59 jcamins     darling: I'm making a mock-up of my simple catalog interface.
00:58 darling     jcamins, sounds like what you want to do would better be handled at the jquery layer -- unless you're just having a play around
00:53 chris       in code that actually works :)
00:53 chris       selected="selected">
00:53 jcamins     Oh, yeah, that makes sense.
00:53 chris       [%IF somecondition %]
00:52 chris       [% FOREACH variable IN array %]
00:52 cait        I am on vacation, adjusting to nz time ;)
00:52 cait        :)
00:52 cait        3:02
00:51 cait        not sure what you want to do
00:51 chris       yup
00:51 jcamins     cait: you should! But not tonight, isn't it 0100?
00:51 cait        selected="selected"?
00:51 jcamins     Yes, but I'm not getting the values from the database yet, so how do I set the default when the page loads based on what was previously selected?
00:50 chris       set the chosen one?
00:49 jcamins     But how do you choose something from a dropdown menu?
00:49 cait        jcamins: now I want to start to program something too...
00:46 jcamins     Ooh! I made it pass all the parameters back to the template!
00:42 chris       :-)
00:42 jcamins     How about jcamins figures out how to make his page do something other than populate the title box? ;)
00:42 chris       :)
00:42 chris       how about [% marc_record | dublin_core %]
00:42 wizzyrea_   ooOOoo
00:41 chris       and would be a cpanable module too i imagine
00:41 chris       it sure would
00:40 jcamins     Wow, that would be cool.
00:40 chris       that would be pretty sweet :)
00:40 chris       [% marc_record | marc %]
00:39 chris       marc
00:39 chris       now, what you can do is make a new filter
00:39 chris       handy list of hte builtin filters you can use
00:39 chris       http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/Filters.html
00:38 jcamins     Ah. I see.
00:38 chris       then it escapes the html for you (if you want to do that)
00:38 chris       etc, is useful when outputting to a page
00:38 chris       [% variable | html %]
00:37 chris       [% something | filter %]
00:37 jcamins     Yes, my input has a type and a name.
00:37 * jcamins   is apparently feeling way too literal today.
00:37 jcamins     I see what chris was saying.
00:37 jcamins     Oh, wait, never mind.
00:37 jcamins     So how do I specify a type?
00:36 robin       you just put stuff in there, and it outputs the result, if any
00:36 robin       jcamins: there are no arguments to [% per se
00:35 jcamins     The tutorial doesn't mention that there is more than one argument to [%
00:34 chris       wizzyrea_: good to hear you made it back
00:34 wizzyrea_   and killer ice cream
00:34 chris       but you probably want a type and name too :)
00:33 robin       It's just string subst, like with the other thingamie
00:33 * wizzyrea_ is safe back at the hotel... very fun lunch with chris, robin and reed
00:33 jcamins     Cool.
00:33 chris       thats ok
00:33 * jcamins   thinks it would probably be wrong to have <input value="[% date %]"/>... or is that okay?
00:32 cait        ;)
00:32 cait        jcamins: you learn now and can teach me later? :)
00:32 jcamins     (it's the little things... and this is my first real accomplishment on this project)
00:32 cait        :)
00:32 chris       good start :)
00:32 chris       yay!!
00:31 jcamins     Yay!! I successfully inserted the title into the page!
00:30 chris       bit of activity today
00:30 chris       http://www.kohacon10.org.nz/live/
00:30 chris       if someone emails .. we can let them in tho ;)
00:29 cait        reading the page right now :)
00:29 chris       just closed it
00:29 cait        ah, no
00:29 cait        is registration still open?
00:29 cait        ah
00:29 chris       107
00:28 cait        chris: how many people registered for the conference?
00:28 chris       http://www.kohacon10.org.nz/ in the photos there
00:28 chris       if you tag that kohacon10 the website will pick it up :)
00:28 cait        yeah
00:27 jcamins     Mmm. Ice cream.
00:27 darling     photo 1 of pre-con festivities -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/reedwade/5091736300/
00:26 chris       cool, yeah just like a get
00:26 jcamins     Nope, that's what I meant.
00:26 * cait      peeks at jcamins's screen cuiously
00:26 chris       unless you are talking about a file upload?
00:26 jcamins     Oh.
00:26 chris       my $input = $cgi->param('some_variable');
00:25 chris       same was as a get
00:25 jcamins     How do you read from a POST?
00:24 robin       ice cream is always progress
00:22 jcamins     :)
00:22 jcamins     Okay, this is progress.
00:21 cait        hm ice cream
00:21 chris       then output the template
00:21 chris       print $cgi->header();
00:20 chris       whatever you like
00:20 chris       my $cgi = new CGI; or CGI->new();
00:20 chris       for now
00:20 chris       so it does the headers etc for you
00:20 chris       well, the plan is replace C4::Output
00:19 * jcamins   thinks he needs a tutorial on using CGI with Template::Toolkit.
00:18 jcamins     Hm.
00:15 chris       very fun
00:15 * chris     gets back from lunch and ice cream with the rea's
00:15 jcamins     How was lunch?
00:15 jcamins     Okay.
00:15 chris       nope still using that
00:15 jcamins     Or is there a different web server interface thing we'll be using?
00:14 jcamins     (CGI.pm)
00:14 jcamins     Will we still be using CGI when we switch to Template::Toolkit?
00:01 * jcamins   goes to update his bug
00:00 jcamins     Missing mappings in the language_rfc4646_to_iso639 table.