Time  Nick      Message
00:00 Brooke    right over to WoW properly before I bust things with too many damn windows.
04:58 kmkale    good morning
05:35 jcamins   Weird...
05:35 jcamins   Not that I use circulation, but doesn't Koha support checking out books to patrons of other branches?
05:39 kmkale    hi jcamins
05:40 jcamins   Good... morning?
05:40 kmkale    jcamins: independent branches off?
05:40 jcamins   No idea.
05:40 jcamins   I just read the article from the library in Indiana.
05:40 kmkale    ?
05:41 jcamins   http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?issn=0024-2535&volume=59&issue=9
05:41 jcamins   Cutting the proprietary cord by John Helling.
05:41 jcamins   Sadly not OA.
05:42 jcamins   But then, the entire issue manages to come across as vaguely anti-OSS.
05:43 * kmkale  is reading
05:43 jcamins   One of the reasons they decided not to use Koha is because "Koha could not recognize the fact that patrons of the two satellite branches had the same borrowing privileges as patrons of the main branch (for statistical purposes, patrons of the two satellite branches were issued library cards with branch-specific barcodes)."
05:44 kmkale    what? but that *can* be done
05:44 kmkale    issuing to patrons of satellite branch
05:44 jcamins   Yeah, that's what I thought.
05:44 kmkale    or any branch for that matter
05:45 jcamins   This might be LLEK.
05:45 kmkale    humph cant read
05:45 kmkale    anyway
05:46 jcamins   I hope some other journal puts out a less biased issue on open source and libraries.
05:46 * kmkale  thought LLEK was already on koha and a big supporter :(
05:47 jcamins   I think you're thinking of something else.
05:47 jcamins   NEKLS, probably.
05:47 kmkale    aaahhhh yes
05:47 jcamins   I was talking about LibLime Enterprise Koha.
05:47 kmkale    :)
05:47 kmkale    me and abbreviations; its an ongoing war
05:52 jcamins   Ah, yes, my favorite operating system website- freebasd.org [sic]
05:52 * jcamins is going to go to sleep before he gets so annoyed he can't see straight.
05:52 jcamins   Also, it's almost 1am.
05:53 jcamins   Good night, #koha
06:07 kmkale    brb
07:23 robin_    hey, anyone know which git branch I find the 3.2.1 release in?
07:23 robin_    is it 3.2.x? Or is that the 3.2 head?
07:24 robin_    chris or chris_n --^
07:27 robin_    hmm, 3.2.x appears to have commits added after the release date
07:27 robin_    was 3.2.1 tagged or branched at some point?
07:28 robin_    ah, maybe it's v3.02.01
07:50 chris     Yep that's it robin
07:50 chris     The 3.2.x branch and that tag
08:03 robin_    chris: while attempting to create a bug, I got: HTTP Error 504: Gateway Timeout.
08:06 chris     weird, its all up and running fine
08:06 chris     i do note that tcl is screwed at the moment
08:06 chris     afaik there is no gateway
08:06 chris     just apache
08:06 chris     wonder if it was their transparent proxy being retarded
08:07 chris     or it might be something tricky that linode does
08:10 bigbrovar chris: I am told if anyone could help me configure pazpar2 and get it up and running , u could :)
08:10 bigbrovar I configured it during the compilation process of koha but I can't figured out how to get it to run or if its even running.
08:11 bigbrovar and I cant seem to find any docs on it
08:14 chris     you'll have to read the docs on indexata site
08:14 chris     koha doesnt make any use of pazpar2 out of the box
08:14 chris     what do you want to use it for?
08:15 kmkale    hey chris bigbrovar
08:16 chris     hey kmkale adn you were right, that article is full of crap
08:17 kmkale    that was jcamins chris
08:17 chris     yep you pointed out it was wrong
08:17 kmkale    :)
08:17 chris     actually all the articles published on under a nonfree license about koha have been crap
08:18 chris     i wonder if its causation or just correlation :)
08:18 kmkale    causation imho
08:18 chris     *nod*
08:18 kmkale    or pre set mind
08:18 chris     they are coming at it from the wrong angle right from the start
08:18 chris     yep
08:18 kmkale    u can find holes in *any* software
08:19 chris     but you can only fix them then in free software :)
08:19 kmkale    yup
08:19 kmkale    whats with nz batting chris?
08:19 chris     i have no idea
08:19 kmkale    since the last test its gone downhill
08:19 chris     they decided not to even try
08:19 bigbrovar chris: I needed it for grouping similar search results in opac.
08:19 kmkale    1st tests were gr8
08:20 chris     bigbrovar: it wont work without work on the templates
08:20 bigbrovar oh ok
08:20 chris     its a feature liblime started and kinda abandoned
08:20 chris     i hope to have time to fix it, but wont be in the next month or 2
08:21 chris     you can get it to work, but its not easy at all
08:21 bigbrovar I think I can do without it then :)
08:21 chris     :)
08:21 chris     i did get it going for a school here, using their koha and project gutenberg
08:21 chris     but it did involve a lot of mucking around
08:24 kmkale    chris working on a touchscreen kiosk for library to enable ppl to read ebooks. can u recomend any foss ebook reader software?
08:26 bigbrovar In other news it would be nice to get koha on floss weekly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLOSS_Weekly its  a show which talks about free software projects.  evergreen was there couple of shows ago and that made me kinda jealous, although there did give lots of preps to koha. It would be nice if koha could be on the show. and its not that hard at all :)
08:26 bigbrovar all u need to do is email the presenter and he would get you on the list :)
08:27 kmkale    good idea
08:32 bigbrovar yeah it would be great to have more people hear about koha.  here is the link to the episode about evergreen http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/twit.cachefly.net/floss0132.mp3\
08:32 bigbrovar yeah it would be great to have more people hear about koha.  here is the link to the episode about evergreen http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/twit.cachefly.net/floss0132.mp3
08:40 chris     Hmm not off the top of my head kmkale
08:40 chris     Good idea bigbrovar
08:41 kmkale    ya chris u should get on it
08:42 robin_    why is it the tests require a MySQL server to be running?
08:42 bigbrovar I could always get the email of Randal Schwartz the presenter of floss weekly all you have to do is mail him on the intention of getting on the show.  thats all :)
08:44 chris     Maybe get one of the americans, in the same timezone, otherwise I could maybe do it sometime next year
08:45 robin_    make[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/buildd/koha-3.2.1'
08:45 robin_    PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 KOHA_CONF=blib/KOHA_CONF_DIR/koha-conf.xml /usr/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(0, 'blib/PERL_MODULE_DIR', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t
08:45 robin_    t/00-deprecated.t ................... ok
08:45 robin_    DBI connect('dbname=koha;host=localhost;port=3306','kohaadmin',...) failed: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) at /tmp/buildd/koha-3.2.1/blib/PERL_MODULE_DIR/C4/Context.pm line 692
08:45 robin_    #   Failed test 'use C4::BackgroundJob;'
08:45 robin_    (sorry for the paste, something funny with the network here, I can't do POSTs or something)
08:50 robin_    unfortunately this isn't telling me what test it's coming from
09:14 robin_    test 00-load.t fails, causing the build to break. But in a different way that may or may not be the same thing.
09:17 robin_    and Auth_with_cas, External_BakerTaylor, Reports_Guided, Service, Tags, UploadedFile, and VirtualShelves.
09:18 robin_    these all require database access to run, which may not exist in a test system
09:20 robin_    (more concerningly, they require a hard-coded db username/password
09:20 robin_    )
09:38 fredericd chris: ?
09:57 kmkale    fredericd: got it to work by deleting .git/rebase-apply
09:57 fredericd kmkale: well done!!!
09:59 kmkale    fredericd: will deleting the .git/rebase-apply/ have any adverse effects on any further work or rebase / pull merge etc?
10:01 fredericd no, not at all. It just clean your repo. Even if it would be better to use the appropiate git command to do it (git rebase --abord)
10:01 chris     robin_: it wont be a hardcoded one, it just defaults to kohaadmin if it cant find the KOHA_CONF
10:02 kmkale    fredericd: the git rebase --abort failed with a reference to a really old branch in my repo
10:02 robin_    chris: the problem is that it is using the KOHA_CONF
10:02 kmkale    fredericd: so I went to the man page and deleted the dir as mentioned there
10:02 chris     all the 00-load.t is use all the modules
10:03 robin_    yeah, and that causes an attempt at DB access which fails
10:03 chris     yep, its supposed to
10:03 robin_    it causes the tests to error out, which causes a build failure
10:03 chris     easiest is just run up an empty db
10:03 chris     there doesnt need to be a thing in it
10:03 robin_    hmm
10:04 chris     course for the db_dependent tests to run there does
10:04 fredericd chris: could you take a look at k-c.org new Pootle and confirm it looks correct to you.
10:04 robin_    That offends me slightly :)
10:04 robin_    for reasons I can't really explain
10:04 chris     well its not a real test unless it actually tests things :)
10:04 robin_    but tests should be self-contained
10:05 chris     if you want to write sqllite db and change the queries that need to be changed ,.. be my guest :)
10:05 robin_    It means I have to put mysql etc onto my build system, which seems wrong somehow
10:06 chris     fredericd: looks ok to me
10:06 robin_    unrelated: the battery gauge for this laptop is in the red, which means it has less than 1.5 hours of battery left, which is great :)
10:07 robin_    I'm used to that meaning it has 10 minutes.
10:08 chris     fredericd: shall i set up a redirect from the old site?
10:09 chris     well missing a few languages, like norwegian, ukranian, russian etc
10:10 chris     http://translate.koha.org/ru/opac3_1/
10:11 chris     danish too
10:11 fredericd chris: not yet (the redirection)
10:12 chris     so yep, apart from the missing languages its looking good
10:12 fredericd Yes, I'm in the process of scripting loading remaining languages
10:12 kmkale    bbl
10:12 robin_    chris: ah, the problem with a persistent database depended on by tests (aside from the fact that you'll never get into Debian with that I suspect:) is that it runs the risk of making tests dependent on unrelated tests.
10:12 chris     cool
10:12 fredericd I'm doing alist of active/inactive languages and will send it to koha-translate list
10:12 chris     the 00 tests is only ones designed to run as git hooks
10:12 chris     to make sure we dont commit modules that dont compile
10:13 chris     or have conflict markets
10:13 chris     markers
10:13 robin_    sure, but 'make test' runs t/*.t
10:13 chris     or broken templates
10:13 chris     you might have to move them out as part of your build then
10:13 robin_    it's not just them, there are others also.
10:14 chris     its more important to me that they get tested by hudson and on the commits
10:14 robin_    I'm not sure what's changed that causes them to be an issue though
10:14 chris     nothing
10:14 chris     but the 00 ones are new
10:14 chris     i bet a ton of modules werent being tested before
10:14 chris     and now they are
10:15 robin_    that's probably it
10:15 robin_    My suggestion is that any test that causes a DB hit be moved to a subdir, so it's not a default test.
10:15 robin_    (I emailed to this effect, but due to odd network issues, I can't send email right now.)
10:16 chris     its more that to just use some modules requires a db
10:16 chris     which will mean a make test wont catch simple syntax errors
10:16 chris     so its trickier than that
10:17 robin_    then they should invoke perl -c instead, maybe
10:18 robin_    although, that isn't as clean in test cases themselves.
10:18 robin_    actually, running perl -c on everything should be a test case in itself
10:18 chris     yep
10:19 chris     yep
10:20 * chris   heads to bed
10:20 robin_    the things is a) I'm trying to avoid package-related patches if I at all can, b) they may trip up other people doing a 'make;make test', c) there was a c, I forget now.
10:21 robin_    oh, external dependecies in tests strike me as a bad idea.
10:21 robin_    cya tomorrow :)
10:26 * robin_  stops thinking about this for now. Packages will have to wait.
10:45 cait      hi #koha
10:52 fredericd hi cait
10:52 cait      hi fredericd
10:54 fredericd cait: could you take a look at translate.koha-community.org and tell me if your German translation is up-to-date?
10:54 cait      I can try and do later, ok?
10:55 fredericd yes
12:59 Brooke    that was such a good Smoke it took out the server!
13:48 ebegin    @wunder montreal, canada
13:48 munin     ebegin: The current temperature in Montreal, Quebec is -6.0�C (8:00 AM EST on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 80%. Dew Point: -9.0�C. Windchill: -14.0�C. Pressure: 29.62 in 1003 hPa (Rising).
17:06 cait      hi #koha
17:06 jcamins   Hi cait.
17:06 cait      hi jcamins :)
17:06 cait      @wunder Konstanz
17:06 munin     cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 0.0�C (6:00 PM CET on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 73%. Dew Point: -2.0�C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008 hPa (Falling).
17:06 cait      @wunder Reutlingen
17:06 munin     cait: The current temperature in Reutlingen, Germany is 1.0�C (6:07 PM CET on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Heavy Snow. Humidity: 76%. Dew Point: -3.0�C. Windchill: 1.0�C. Pressure: 28.44 in 963.0 hPa (Steady).
17:06 cait      feels colder
17:07 cait      and it's snowing
17:15 cait      hi brendan
17:51 chris     @wunder wellington nz
17:51 munin     chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0�C (6:00 AM NZDT on December 06, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady).
17:53 cait      fredericd: still around?
17:55 * Brooke  flags Chris for taunting.
17:55 Brooke    5 yard penalty, results in loss of down.
17:57 brendan   morning
17:57 cait      hi brooke and brendan
17:57 * Brooke  waves
17:58 jcamins   chris: was NPL the first library in the US to adopt Koha?
17:58 brendan   yes they were
17:59 jcamins   Okay, but not the first in North America.
17:59 brendan   not sure about that
18:00 Brooke    not NA I don't think.
18:00 Brooke    did he say NA?
18:00 jcamins   No, he didn't.
18:00 * Brooke  is so freggin traumatised from that...
18:01 jcamins   But it sort of came across as the implication.
18:01 cait      what are you all talking about?
18:01 cait      :)
18:01 Brooke    Cutting the proprietary cord
18:01 Brooke    A case study of one library’s decision to migrate to an open source ILS
18:02 cait      ah
18:02 * jcamins weeps harder
18:02 jcamins   It was very traumatizing.
18:02 jcamins   *traumatising?
18:02 * jcamins doesn't know how to spell that word
18:02 * Brooke  comforts jcamins.
18:02 cait      what was so trauma...?
18:02 Brooke    I don't even know where to start.
18:03 * cait    is confused as always
18:03 Brooke    Library Review aims to provide an international communication link between researchers, educators and library professionals in academic, public, company and other libraries by publishing papers which have been reviewed by the Editor and one or more reviewers, double-blind.
18:04 Brooke    ahhhh ahh ahh ahh ahh ahhhh
18:04 cait      ok, so an american library jounal published an articel about koha that is full of errors?
18:05 * Brooke  nods.
18:05 jcamins   British.
18:05 Brooke    oh is it
18:05 Brooke    doesn't say it is
18:08 Brooke    dude.
18:08 Brooke    why do I have to go to WorldCat to find that out?
18:08 * Brooke  hates Emerald Insight.
18:18 brendan   What article where you talking about?
18:18 Brooke    Cutting the proprietary cord
18:19 Brooke    it's what I can stomach for the moment.
19:34 chris     NPL wasnt even the first in USA
19:34 chris     it was the first public library in USA
19:34 chris     there were at least 2 specials before it
19:35 chris     plus a whole bunch of schools in canada
19:36 chris     doesnt suprise me they got it wrong, like i said to kmkale, every journal article released under a nonfree license about koha has got it wrong
19:48 cait      hi chris
19:48 chris     hi cait
19:53 cait      @wunder konstanz
19:53 munin     cait: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is -0.2�C (8:50 PM CET on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 93%. Dew Point: -1.0�C. Windchill: 0.0�C. Pressure: 29.79 in 1008.7 hPa (Steady).
20:03 chris     hi wizzyrea_
20:03 wizzyrea_ heya
20:05 chris     hows the weekend goin?
20:05 wizzyrea_ I've had better ones
20:05 wizzyrea_ how is monday treating you?
20:05 chris     so far so good
20:06 cait      hi liz
20:06 wizzyrea_ heya cait
20:13 chris     hi richard
20:14 richard   hey chris
21:08 chris     translate.koha.org is no more, long live translate.koha-community.org
21:09 * chris   just put in a redirect
21:09 brendan   sweet
21:10 brendan   @wunder 93117
21:10 munin     brendan: The current temperature in Northwest Goleta, Goleta, California is 15.3�C (1:08 PM PST on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 64%. Dew Point: 8.0�C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016.1 hPa (Falling).
21:14 chris     @wunder wellington nz
21:14 munin     chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0�C (6:00 AM NZDT on December 06, 2010). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 11.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady).
21:17 cait      @wunder Konstanz
21:18 munin     cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 0.0�C (6:00 PM CET on December 05, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 73%. Dew Point: -2.0�C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008 hPa (Falling).
21:18 cait      could be worse
21:24 cait      bye all :)
21:43 brendan_l hiya
21:52 chris     welcome back brendan_l
22:25 brendan_l time for cookies