Time  Nick        Message
01:02 * owen      sneaks back in for a while
01:03 druthb      hi, owen. :)
01:04 chris       heya owen
02:45 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: Fix for Bug 5571 - tags as bulleted list too long <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=ea023bb749332d9f86bd108913c8a060dd05971f>
02:56 hudsonbot   Starting build 262 for job Koha_Master (previous build: SUCCESS)
03:20 hudsonbot   Project Koha_Master build #262: SUCCESS in 23 min: http://hudson.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Master/262/
03:20 hudsonbot   Owen Leonard: Fix for Bug 5571 - tags as bulleted list too long
03:56 Amit        heya all
04:10 Oak         \o
06:58 francharb   hello
08:01 ivanc       hi #koha
08:24 paul_p      hello all !
08:26 Amit        heya paul_p
08:49 paul_p      hello amit
08:49 Amit        hdl around
08:52 hdl         Hi Amit
08:52 hdl         Ho are you ?
08:52 hdl         happy new year
08:53 Amit        hi hdl happy new year
08:53 hdl         I have just received the mockups.
08:53 Amit        have u seen savitra mail
08:54 hdl         I will see them. And we could arrange a meeting on friday.
08:54 hdl         if you can
08:58 Amit        hdl: i think monday is better
08:59 Amit        if you can
08:59 hdl         monday morning ?
08:59 hdl         9h30 ?
08:59 Amit        from your timing
08:59 Amit        or indian timing
08:59 hdl         8h30 UTC
08:59 Amit        ok fine
09:00 Amit        let me confirm with savitra i will inform u
09:00 hdl         ok
09:00 hdl         thanks
09:01 chris       hdl and paul_p have you read http://blog.ecorrado.us/2010/12/31/ilsturnover/ ?
09:09 paul_p      hi chris, thanks for the url. I haven't seen it yet though i've seen the lwc reports on twitter. BibLibre highly under-represented :\
09:14 chris       yeah, same with catalyst
09:15 chris       which is fine, as long as people are aware of the fact its only a very small sample
09:15 chris       the problem is mbreeding talks about it, as if it has some statistically value
09:15 chris       i tried to make that point in my comments
09:18 paul_p      chris: the problem with FLOSS is that it is hard to have reliable stats. that's a weakness [I think from a marketing pov]
09:19 Amit        hdl: meeting confirm monday 8:30 UTC
09:22 chris       paul_p: the truth is, the stats are unreliable for proprietary too
09:22 chris       they just dont worry as much about lying as we do
10:35 cait        hi #koha
10:40 hdl         hi cait
10:40 hdl         Anyone using advance_notices.pl ?
10:41 cait        hi hdl
10:41 cait        yeah I think we use it
10:41 cait        to send pre due and due messages
10:41 hdl         Is it working ok for you ?
10:43 cait        yep
10:43 cait        we only use the digest
10:43 cait        with <<count>>
10:44 cait        you have 5 items due today... I think there is no possibility to list them in the digest
10:44 cait        and not using the digest means sending one notice for each item
10:45 hdl         It is so close to overdue_notices that it should have shared code
10:46 hdl         (And actually, code was copy paste edit of previous overdue_notices.pl)
10:47 cait        I think a lot of overdue notices should be in c4 anyway
10:48 cait        I talked to chris about it some time ago
10:48 cait        we need to make some changes to overdues, it's on my dev list. but overdue_notices.pl is about 13 pages if you print it
10:51 hdl         just as any script in Koha
10:52 cait        yeah, just saying it's a bit scary for me :)
12:47 cait        bye
13:28 hudsonbot   Starting build 23 for job Koha_Docs_Master_Branch (previous build: SUCCESS)
13:28 nengard     oh cool - that happens everytime I do a commit? :)
13:34 jcamins     Yep.
13:34 jcamins     chris++
13:41 owen        Hi #koha
13:43 hudsonbot   Project Koha_Docs_Master_Branch build #23: SUCCESS in 15 min: http://hudson.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Docs_Master_Branch/23/
13:43 hudsonbot   Nicole C. Engard: update fines warning image per new patch
13:44 nengard     hiya owen
13:48 druthb      hi, owen! :)
13:49 jcamins     Good morning, owen and druthb.
13:50 druthb      hi, jcamins! :D
14:11 * druthb    waves to Nate.
14:12 Nate        Hiya!
14:13 * jcamins   squints and waves
14:13 Nate        Im in a plane!!!
14:17 owen        Prize to the first person to submit a patch from a plane
14:28 gmcharlt    owen: does doing that last year count?
14:28 owen        Yes
14:29 gmcharlt    heh - I know I did patch-pushing from a plane once or twice; not sure if I actually submitted a new patch while in flight
14:31 * owen      will have to consult the judges
14:31 * druthb    watches for the instant replay.
15:01 magnus      good evening, #koha
15:05 jwagner     Hi magnus
15:05 magnus      hiya jwagner ;-)
15:19 magnus      @wunder bodo, norway
15:19 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is -5.0�C (3:50 PM CET on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 54%. Dew Point: -13.0�C. Windchill: -14.0�C. Pressure: 29.56 in 1001 hPa (Falling).
15:21 jwagner     @later tell nengard The github site apparently had a server down. Our public repo address seems to have changed to https://github.com/ptfs/Koha-PTFS -- I'm leaving on travel & won't have time to update the bugzilla entries until I get back.
15:21 munin       jwagner: The operation succeeded.
15:29 nengard     3 more tutorial videos in the can :)
15:29 nengard     jwagner when you update those bugzilla reports, just attach the patch, it's more likely to get someone to look at it and sign off on it if they don't have to hunt down the patch in a repo
15:30 jwagner     When I get back, and when I have some of that mythical free time :-(
15:30 sekjal      jwagner:  I'm actually working on a rebase of one the Harley branches right now, for bug 4329
15:30 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4329 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, jwagner, ASSIGNED, OPAC search by shelving location option
15:30 jwagner     I've been meaning to update the integration page at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/PTFSHarleyIntegration -- I know some things have been updated or pushed
15:31 sekjal      I'll get that patch attached to the bug report once it's complete; save you one, at least
15:31 nengard     owen around?
15:31 owen        Yes
15:31 jwagner     sekjal and anyone else, if you would update the wiki page when you do one, that would help keep track of things. Thanks
15:31 jwagner     Gotta go catch a plane now....
15:31 nengard     signed off on bug 3347 after i fixed a whitespace error, but i'm not sure i did it right
15:31 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3347 minor, PATCH-Sent, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED, Inconsistencies with tables in opac-shelves.tmpl
15:31 sekjal      jwagner: gotcha
15:31 nengard     my git repo now says i have uncommited changes ... but when i look at the signed off patch the whitespace is gone ... ideas?
15:32 jcamins     nengard: git diff
15:32 jcamins     nengard: git status, rather
15:32 nengard     jcamins, i know what the difference is and what the status is - but what step did i miss - I committed my changes with an --amend
15:32 nengard     and signed off
15:33 nengard     but for some reason git doesn't think i did that ... so i skipped a step
15:33 jcamins     Hm. You can git add and git commit --amend as many times as you want.
15:33 nengard     i forgot git add!!!!
15:33 nengard     :)
15:34 jcamins     Yeah, that might be why.
15:34 nengard     sending again
15:34 nengard     thanks
15:35 nengard     ps i like the lists changes owen
15:35 owen        Thanks!
15:41 nengard     i like seeing patches from you - cause i can pretty much sign off on any of them - cause i know how  to test them
15:41 owen        I resubmitted a few today that failed to merge when I was rebasing yesterday
15:44 sekjal      okay, I've got a rebased version of PTFS's 'opac search by location code', but it just applies universally; there is no sys pref to toggle it.  It also only applies to the OPAC adv search
15:45 sekjal      I think I may need to do a followup
15:46 owen        sekjal: Any luck with the AND vs. OR problem I commented on?
15:49 sekjal      not yet... but I'll take a further look in my followup
15:54 drotsk      o/
15:55 magnus      \o
15:57 nengard     sekjal i signed off on that patch
15:57 nengard     owen i'm off to check on the others you submitted to sign off on them if possible :)
15:57 owen        nengard++
15:57 wizzyrea    owen, question about autocomplete
15:57 wizzyrea    (browser autocomplete)
15:58 wizzyrea    (not js autocomplete)
15:58 wizzyrea    so we've had instances in our libraries where due to latency somewhere, the barcode scanned autocompletes and a different item or different patron is brought up
15:58 wizzyrea    browser autocompletes
15:59 wizzyrea    I'm wondering about the merits of putting autocomplete="off" on those fields most likely to generate this issue
15:59 owen        Change your browser configuration instead
15:59 ibot        owen: that doesn't look right
16:00 wizzyrea    we've done that.
16:00 wizzyrea    but they update their firefox and we have to do it all over again
16:02 owen        Oh, am I the last the learn this? http://bywatersolutions.com/?p=883
16:02 owen        Congratulations jcamins !
16:02 jcamins     Thanks.
16:03 jcamins     owen: probably not, given how quickly you saw the press release.
16:03 owen        bywater++
16:03 * owen      thought maybe #koha had the inside story
16:04 jcamins     Well, brendan, Nate, nengard, and sekjal knew.
16:04 druthb      congrats, jcamins!    :)
16:04 jcamins     Thanks.
16:04 hdl         congrats jcamins
16:05 gmcharlt    jcamins++
16:05 gmcharlt    bywater++
16:05 nengard     we're super happy to have jcamins!! :)
16:05 Nate        Yes we are!!
16:05 sekjal      most thoroughly yes
16:05 jcamins     They say that now...
16:06 druthb      hehe
16:06 hdl         sekjal: Nate druthb gmcharlt Happy New Year
16:06 sekjal      and Happy New Year to you, hdl!
16:06 hdl         sekjal: Have you been able to do anything on data persistance ?
16:07 sekjal      no, this holiday season has been pretty packed, and I've been working on other devs for some of our clients
16:07 druthb      thanks, hdl!  bonne année to you, as well.
16:08 magnus      wow, congrats jcamins and bywater!
16:08 owen        sekjal++ # for working on some devs for us!
16:09 hdl         Have you read what I wrote on koha-devel ? What do you think of it ?
16:11 sekjal      I've noticed the issues in the CanBook/Item... functions
16:12 sekjal      and they seem to be called just about everywhere
16:13 nengard     owen, signed off on a couple of your patches and fixes whitespace errors (I think) :)
16:14 sekjal      the CanBookBe... subroutines should just be a composite of all return values of the CanItemBe... subroutines for every attached item
16:16 owen        hdl: I'm looking at PTFS's suggested changes for Bug 3719
16:16 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3719 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, jwagner, ASSIGNED, Create syspref to allow sites to rename OPAC Cart
16:16 owen        Among them are lines like this:
16:16 owen        var MSG_RECORD_IN_BASKET = _("This item is already in your <!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->");
16:17 owen        Is it valid to put the TMPL_VAR inside the _() function?
16:18 * owen      images that kind of construction is bad for many languages
16:19 hdl         owen: you are right.
16:19 hdl         get TMPL_VAR out of that.
16:21 owen        But even if I change it to var MSG_RECORD_IN_BASKET = _("This item is already in your ')+<!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->; it is too rigid a sentence structure isn't it?
16:24 sekjal      owen:  it is a bit restrictive
16:27 owen        _("Your")+" "+<!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->+" "+"_("is currently empty"); is even worse
16:27 hdl         <!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->+" "+"_("is currently empty")
16:28 hdl         what do you think of that ?
16:28 hdl         <!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->+" "+"_("empty")
16:29 hdl         congrats jcamins
16:29 jcamins     hdl: thanks.
16:29 hdl         congrats bywatersolutions
16:31 owen        hdl: That works for that particular case, but I still think we're left with constructions that don't translate well
16:31 owen        I suppose there must be many existing examples of that anyway
16:31 * owen      should have this conversation when cait is here
16:32 hdl         owen: sure... hebrew and arabic have a very different way to structure things.
16:32 hdl         But there are already many examples of that.
16:34 paul_p      congrats jcamins !
16:40 chris_n     congrats jcamins && bywater
16:40 jcamins     Thanks. :)
16:52 jcamins     Food... yes, I like this idea.
16:53 hdl         jcamins_a: sending you a cookie
16:53 jcamins_a   :)
16:53 jcamins_a   I think I'll try pizza again.
16:53 jcamins_a   Yesterday's attempt was unsuccessful, but I'll use it as a starter today, and I have high hopes that it won't be a complete disaster.
17:51 magnus      re bug 5576
17:51 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5576 enhancement, P5, ---, ian.walls, ASSIGNED, Access Koha via SSL
17:51 magnus      isn't that more a question of server config than a question of koha features?
17:53 sekjal      magnus:  yes, it is
17:53 sekjal      you have to run the OPAC over SSL with Apache configs
17:55 sekjal      but, I've development that, if you've got a parallel OPAC running over https, will allow you to toggle whether to use that site for OPAC login
17:55 magnus      ah, i see - that sounds cool!
17:56 magnus      and perhaps someone could document the config for e.g. apache somewhere too?
17:56 sekjal      it's pretty easy to do the staff client over https, but since you want to have parts of the OPAC secure and parts free (presumably), there needs to be some mechanism in the coding
17:56 sekjal      magnus: I'll see where I can drop that into the commit
18:01 magnus      cool! but perhaps it could be on the wiki or in the manual too?
18:02 sekjal      yes, that would make more sense
18:07 jcamins_a   Does OSS have a browsable git repository?
18:08 sekjal      not seeing a GitWeb instance
18:09 jcamins_a   Bleck.
18:16 chris       jcamins: drop them a mail, if they can't set one up we can set up one one git.koha-community they can push to
18:17 magnus      meeting in 3 hours 40 mins?
18:17 chris       Yes
18:18 chris       Jwagner++ #for doing her action point and sending a reminder
18:19 chris       Hi cait
18:19 cait        hi chris :)
18:19 cait        @wunder Konstanz
18:19 munin       cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is -2.0�C (7:00 PM CET on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 81%. Dew Point: -4.0�C. Pressure: 29.95 in 1014 hPa (Falling).
18:20 cait        the meeting is in 3.5 hours?
18:21 cait        jcamins++ :)
18:22 magnus      hi cait - and yes, 3.5 hours (i asked the same thing only seconds before you joined ;-)
18:22 cait        hi magnus :)
18:23 * cait      is finally back home
18:26 owen        Meeting starts just after I have to leave to pick up kids :(
18:38 chris       Muggy again today
18:38 chris       @wunder wellington nz
18:38 munin       chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 18.0�C (7:00 AM NZDT on January 06, 2011). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 94%. Dew Point: 17.0�C. Pressure: 29.86 in 1011 hPa (Steady).
18:39 cait        but much warmer than here
18:39 cait        @wunder Reutlingen
18:39 munin       cait: The current temperature in Reutlingen, Germany is -2.4�C (7:44 PM CET on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 55%. Dew Point: -10.0�C. Windchill: -2.0�C. Pressure: 28.23 in 955.9 hPa (Steady).
18:39 nengard     @wunder 19030
18:39 munin       nengard: The current temperature in CWOP # AR939, Penndel, Pennsylvania is 3.9�C (1:44 PM EST on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 41%. Dew Point: -8.0�C. Windchill: 4.0�C. Pressure: 29.81 in 1009.4 hPa (Steady).
18:45 magnus      @wunder bodo, norway
18:45 munin       magnus: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is -6.0�C (6:50 PM CET on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Low Drifting Snow. Humidity: 58%. Dew Point: -13.0�C. Windchill: -16.0�C. Pressure: 29.50 in 999 hPa (Falling).
18:45 * druthb    shivers
18:46 jcamins     @wunder 11375
18:46 munin       jcamins: The current temperature in Middle Village, Queens, New York is 4.8�C (1:46 PM EST on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 37%. Dew Point: -9.0�C. Windchill: 5.0�C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008.4 hPa (Falling).
18:46 jcamins     @wunder 11105
18:46 munin       jcamins: The current temperature in Astoria, Astoria, New York is 3.7�C (1:50 PM EST on January 05, 2011). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 42%. Dew Point: -8.0�C. Windchill: 4.0�C. Pressure: 29.81 in 1009.4 hPa (Falling).
18:46 jcamins     :D It's nicer in Forest Hills.
18:46 cait        we had -11 last night
18:46 cait        brr
18:47 jcamins     Not only will our apartment be nicer, the weather is nicer. I like that.
18:48 chris       I've been to astoria oregon
18:49 chris       It was nice
18:49 jcamins     Astoria, Oregon actually had a medal struck in 2009 commemorating its founding.
18:49 chris       Cept for all the goonies
18:50 sekjal      and those dang Kindergarten Cops....
18:50 chris       Oh sweet queen of the whole universe is coming soon
18:51 druthb      a two *terabyte* SATA drive for $100?  dang....
18:51 jcamins     What?
18:51 druthb      Microcenter ad in the mail today.
18:51 jcamins     Did those three statements have anything to do with each other?
18:51 druthb      nope.
18:51 * druthb    is off in her own little world, as usual.
18:52 chris       http://www.queenwholeuniverse.com/show%20dates.html
18:52 * cait      waves to druthb
18:52 chris       Best paegent ever
18:52 * sekjal    has another couple bays.... could add another 2TB.... hmm....
18:52 * druthb    waves to cait.
18:52 chris       Brb
18:54 wizzyrea    wow, this channel just went down the rabbit hold
18:54 wizzyrea    hole even
18:54 wizzyrea    2 tb for 100 bucks
18:54 wizzyrea    insanity
18:54 jcamins     wizzyrea: didn't you just get a 2TB drive?
18:55 druthb      http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0331601
18:55 wizzyrea    1tb, 56 bucks
19:04 chris       back
19:05 chris       oh and a cafe across the road that sells peoples coffee just opened, good day
19:05 magnus      how does that work? you walk in with your coffee and then they sell it to someone else? ;-)
19:06 * owen      guesses http://peoplescoffee.co.nz/
19:06 gmcharlt    magnus: instant recycling!
19:06 chris       thats its owen
19:07 magnus      ah, i see ;-)
19:08 chris       its cool, they visit where the beans are grown, make sure the growers are treated well etc
19:09 jcamins     magnus: sounds like they don't steal coffee after all.
19:09 chris       http://peoplescoffee.co.nz/our-people/ they are nice people, yeah, and unlike starbucks they dont steal coffee :)
19:11 magnus      guess it was just the lack of capitalization playing tricks with my imagination... ;-)
19:19 sekjal      for bug 5576, better to put the preference administration in the Admin section, or the OPAC section?
19:19 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5576 enhancement, P5, ---, ian.walls, ASSIGNED, Access Koha via SSL
19:20 chris       is it just for the OPAC, or for both sites?
19:20 sekjal      just OPAC
19:20 chris       if just for the OPAC id put it in there
19:20 sekjal      ok
19:30 gmcharlt    sekjal: you may want to take a look at how Evergreen handles using SSL for patron login and display in the OPAC and regular HTTP for everything else
19:30 sekjal      gmcharlt:  thanks, I'll take a peek
19:31 chris       id like that once you are logged in, its ssl, before you are logged in its http
19:32 chris       once you are placing holds etc, that may as well be encrypted too
19:32 chris       make the fbi earn their money
19:34 gmcharlt    or move some of the scripts about (to make URL rewriting easier) and have /opac/ and /opac/secure/
19:36 pastebot    "gmcharlt" at 68.101.78.67 pasted "sekjal: the relevant bit from EG's Apache config" (6 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/118
19:36 gmcharlt    one thing to note that SSLRequireSSL implies use of mod_ssl; mod_gnutls doesn't have a direct equivalent
19:40 sekjal      thanks, gmcharlt
19:41 magnus      i'm trying to do a character conversion in marcedit but it fails silently on some files - is there a better way to debug than to chop the failing files in half recursively to find the offending record(s)?
19:42 gmcharlt    magnus: I gather that marcedit isn't producing partial output that would give you a hint?
19:42 magnus      no
19:42 magnus      no output at all, that i can see
19:48 briceSanc   Hello all ! Happy new year !
19:48 cait        happy new year briceSanc
19:50 chris       hi briceSanc
19:52 briceSanc   i've a problem with my Koha, i can't finish an update from git
19:56 owen        briceSanc: Can you give us more information?
19:57 briceSanc   yes, the installer runs in loop
19:58 briceSanc   when i "update your database" ( /cgi-bin/koha/installer/install.pl?step=3 )
19:59 briceSanc   he write "Continue to log in to Koha" ( /cgi-bin/koha/installer/install.pl?step=3&op=updatestructure )
19:59 briceSanc   but when i click on "Continue to log in to Koha", he returns to /cgi-bin/koha/installer/install.pl?step=3
19:59 sekjal      is the "update your database" portion returning errors?  when you click to upgrade, what is the output?
20:00 briceSanc   he returns "Everything went OK, update done."
20:01 briceSanc   Do you know what is the problem ?
20:01 ibot        somebody said the problem was probably with the email header
20:01 owen        Hush ibot
20:01 nengard     hehe
20:01 sekjal      he means well....
20:02 jcamins     ibot: forget the problem
20:02 ibot        jcamins: I forgot problem
20:03 owen        if only it were so easy...
20:03 owen        ibot: Throw all your cares away
20:03 ibot        owen: i'm not following you...
20:04 jcamins     We're not going to get hauled away for bot baiting, are we?
20:06 briceSanc   Any idea for my problem ?
20:07 mib_7x2wy   hello everyone
20:08 mib_7x2wy   could someone explain what might cause this to occur? http://i51.tinypic.com/2rr001s.png
20:08 chris       hi mib_7x2wy, might want to do a /nick something_legible ;)
20:09 owen        lac: Right click on that broken image, choose "Copy image location" and paste here
20:09 owen        Please :)
20:10 chris       is that the error, or are you talking about having 2 ghost items?
20:10 lac         http://i51.tinypic.com/2rr001s.png
20:10 lac         oh dear..
20:11 lac         chris: i'm talking about having 2 ghost items
20:11 chris       right
20:11 chris       if you go to edit items, does it show 1 there, or 3?
20:11 * owen      goes back to peeling potatoes
20:11 chris       and is that marc you have in marcedit the result of saving that record as marc, and opening it in marc edit?
20:11 lac         chris: 3
20:12 chris       and if you choose to save it as marc (on the right hand side) and open it in marcedit, does it have 3 952?
20:12 lac         chris: correct, i used a perl script to generate the marc file and opened it using koha
20:13 chris       the problem is
20:13 chris       you have 3 952
20:13 chris       instead of 1 952, with an a b and p
20:13 lac         ah i see
20:14 chris       so koha makes 3 items
20:14 chris       might have to tweak your perl script
20:14 lac         i guess i didn't fully understand MARC::Field
20:15 * chris_n   hands his potatoes to owen
20:15 chris       yeah you want 1 field, with 3 subfields .. in that records case anyway
20:15 * chris     hopes that makes sense, little about MARC does
20:15 owen        cait still around?
20:16 cait        yes :)
20:17 owen        Hi cait, I was pondering translation issues earlier and wanted your opinion
20:17 lac         chris: indeed
20:17 cait        ok
20:17 hdl         @later tell briceSanc your problem surely comes from a DBversion badly set in updatedatabase.pl or the version in kohaversion.pl which is over the latest version in updatedatabase.pl
20:17 munin       hdl: The operation succeeded.
20:17 owen        cait: the patch for Bug 3719 introduces some weird template constructions that concerned me with regard to translation
20:17 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3719 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, jwagner, ASSIGNED, Create syspref to allow sites to rename OPAC Cart
20:18 owen        var MSG_RECORD_IN_BASKET = _("This item is already in your")+" <!-- TMPL_VAR NAME="opacbookbagName" -->";
20:19 briceSanc   hdl, thaks i will check that !
20:19 owen        cait: Doesn't that kind of construction work badly in German, for instance?
20:19 cait        checking now - give me a minute :)
20:19 cait        this construction works - but not sure about other languages
20:19 cait        in general chopped sentences are never good
20:20 cait        the borrower edit form does that a lot - sometimes there is really no way for a good translation this way
20:20 owen        Okay. I was just curious. I've updated PTFS's work on bug 3719 and pushed it to my gitorious repo if anyone is interested in testing it
20:21 cait        owen: meaning I could translate that sentence to make sense - but it's harder
20:21 chris       i guess ptfs are too busy with kegs to keep their repo up to date
20:21 cait        you have them in different parts in pootle, have to figure out which parts belong together... and sometimes you don't have a chance to make it sound right
20:21 cait        kegs?
20:21 chris       oh yes i did
20:21 jcamins     :)
20:22 * cait      checks her dictionary
20:22 chris       LibLime will also be throwing a LibLime Koha Keg Party in the booth on Saturday January 8th. Stop by the booth to learn more.
20:22 jcamins     cait: barrels used to hold beer, whisky, and certain other liquors.
20:22 owen        Don't worry chris any day now they're going to do a rebase on that Harley stuff and let us know how it goes.
20:22 chris       :)
20:22 cait        thx jcamins :)
20:23 nengard     what's all this keg talk?
20:23 jcamins     [off] I think maybe that's why they're drinking...
20:23 cait        owen: thx for thinking about translation :) and your concern is correct. but there seems to be no other way to make this pref work...?
20:24 cait        teach people how to use jquery of course
20:24 cait        does jquery work for the javascript alerts?
20:24 owen        It's not a trivial amount of javascript but I think it has been done
20:24 owen        In principle I like the idea of making it a system preference
20:25 cait        yeah me too - but it makes things more difficult
20:25 cait        I think german grammar is  not so far away from english sentence structure - but other languages are
20:26 owen        I certainly don't mind the work getting rejected if the translation issues are too onerous
20:26 cait        would not work in japanese - the verb is always at the end of the sentence (just an example)
20:26 cait        it's hard to tell
20:26 cait        people could always use a customized translation too... but not as easy as a syspref
20:28 cait        ok, time to unpack a bit more :)
20:28 owen        That seems to be an option Liblime/PTFS refuses to entertain
20:28 briceSanc   hdl, munin, updatedatabase.pl version is equal to the kohaversion.pl version
20:28 briceSanc   but in mysql Version =  3.0201003 in systempreferences
20:29 chris       ill defer to fredericd as translation manager, but if he says its too hard to translate im happy to reject it
20:29 hdl         briceSanc: is it < than your kohaversion ?
20:29 jcamins     [off] owen: maybe another beer?
20:29 chris       and yes, they could just use the translation tool, you only need to translate one line
20:29 chris       not the whole file, just the one you want different
20:29 briceSanc   hdl, my Koha is on 3.2.x head of git
20:30 briceSanc   i've made a git pull today
20:30 hdl         seems that there is a problem in the update.
20:32 briceSanc   hdl, probably...
20:33 hdl         have  you tried to launch the updatedatabase via commandline script
20:34 briceSanc   hdl, i try
20:36 briceSanc   koha@preprod:~/kohagit/installer/data/mysql$ ./updatedatabase.pl
20:36 briceSanc   Upgrade to 3.02.02.000 done (Incrementing version for 3.2.2 release.)
20:36 briceSanc   Upgrade to 3.02.02.001 done (Fix misspelled 034r subfield in MARC21 Frameworks)
20:37 hdl         is it ok now ?
20:37 briceSanc   now when i click on "Continue to log in to Koha", i go to the staff interface
20:38 briceSanc   but the installer stay active
20:39 briceSanc   oh it's weird, the installer disappear after multi-reload
20:39 briceSanc   i seems to be ok... i verify
20:39 hdl         yes... 3.02.02.001 > 3.02.01.003
20:40 hdl         briceSanc: are you using memcached ?
20:40 hdl         briceSanc: are you using modperl ?
20:41 briceSanc   hdl, memcached is off but modperl is on
20:42 wizzyrea    graphicsmagick?
20:42 ibot        i guess graphicsmagick is avaliable in package form for the following Operating Systems: Version 1.1.11 in Lenny, 1.3.12 in Squeeze, 1.3.5 in Sid and Ubuntu Lucid. Regarding the update message, all Koha functions still work even if you only have Version 1.1.11.
20:49 briceSanc   hdl, thanks for your help !
20:52 munin       New commit(s) kohagit: Fix for Bug 3347 - Inconsistencies with tables in opac-shelves.tmpl <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6d8f4f88686932d1972a1cf11c02d05485eabdab>
20:56 hudsonbot   Starting build 263 for job Koha_Master (previous build: SUCCESS)
21:13 wizzyrea    anyone know, in the label maker does the search look in the indexes or the db directly
21:15 owen        anyone have some good sql up their sleeve for finding the most reserved item of the year?
21:15 druthb      item, or title?
21:15 owen        title
21:16 owen        Can you do a 'group by' across two tables?
21:16 druthb      might try to do some kind of select biblionumber,count(*) foolery with old_reserves?  Should be a way to look for a maximal number.
21:17 owen        I guess I could do it the hard way and look at reserves and old_reserves separately
21:17 druthb      hrm.
21:18 chris       you can do a union
21:18 chris       then group by
21:19 hudsonbot   Project Koha_Master build #263: SUCCESS in 23 min: http://hudson.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Master/263/
21:19 hudsonbot   Owen Leonard: Fix for Bug 3347 - Inconsistencies with tables in opac-shelves.tmpl
21:21 owen        According to my query of just old_reserves, the most-reserved biblionumber of 2010 was NULL :|
21:21 briceSanc   goodbye!
21:22 chris       select count(*) as total,biblionumber FROM (select * from reserves union select * from old_reserves) as union_table  group by biblionumber order by total desc limit 5;
21:22 wizzyrea    oooooo
21:22 wizzyrea    that's a good one chris
21:23 jcamins     Half hour to the meeting?
21:23 chris       yup
21:23 jcamins     Just enough time to get some empty boxes then.
21:24 jcamins     See you all in twenty.
21:24 owen        The winner (after NULL) is Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer
21:24 wizzyrea    oo, shocker
21:24 owen        chris++
21:25 wizzyrea    chris++ indeed
21:25 wizzyrea    i'm running ours now :)
21:25 chris       you'll probably break cataloguing doing that or somethink
21:25 chris       :)
21:25 wizzyrea    nah, it's on the replica
21:26 chris       since when has logic got anything to do with it?
21:26 owen        Meyer takes 4 of the top 5
21:26 chris       i fear for us all
21:27 owen        Whoops,  forgot to limit to 2010.
21:27 wizzyrea    haha ours was Breaking Dawn
21:29 owen        Janet Evanovich's Sizzling Sixteen wins for 2010. Is that an improvement?
21:29 chris       does it have vampires?
21:30 cait        hehe
21:31 owen        Women bounty hunters > Vampires?
21:31 wizzyrea    heh
21:31 chris       yes
21:31 owen        I see a good mashup there
21:31 chris       but so does a poke in the eye with a sharp stick
21:31 owen        Oh wait, that was Buffy the Vampire Slayer
21:31 chris       its not a high bar
21:32 owen        gotta go, all, sorry to miss the meeting
21:33 chris       he will be sorry alright, when i assign action points to him
21:36 wizzyrea    magnus: re your latest patch, which i think is great, maybe we should add also dev install examples
21:36 wizzyrea    (similar to what was there before, but not specific to a particular company like the old ones were )
21:37 magnus      wizzyrea: probably a good idea!
21:37 * wizzyrea  will do that tomorrow, if you'd like
21:38 magnus      wizzyrea: please do!
21:40 wizzyrea    k :)
21:42 cait        wizzyrea++
21:43 cait        and magnus++ :)
21:52 Brooke      kia ora
21:52 cait        hi Brooke
21:52 hdl         kia ora Brooke
21:53 magnus      kia ora, daniel and Brooke
21:53 daniel      kia ora, magnus and everyone
21:54 daniel      congratulations, jcamins!
21:56 Lee         hey Daniel
21:56 Lee         Happy New Year
21:56 * Brooke    waves at lee
21:56 Lee         hey Brooke
21:57 Lee         Hey to you too Magnus
21:57 Lee         we are meeting right?
21:57 magnus      hiya Lee! starting to dry up?
21:57 cait        hi Lee and Daniel - happy new year!
21:57 magnus      Lee: yup
21:58 hdl         hi Lee and Daniel
21:58 hdl         Happy New Year
21:58 Lee         We are all dry... now we have to paint and carpet
21:58 daniel      Hi Lee, cait, hdl!
21:58 Lee         another 60 days til be open the main branch
21:58 hdl         too bad.
21:58 daniel      hi Brooke!
21:58 magnus      yeah, that sucks
21:59 hdl         hi Colin
21:59 daniel      Lee, did you loose materials
21:59 daniel      ?
21:59 Lee         could've been worse...only lost 200 books
21:59 Colin       Hi
22:00 daniel      did I miss anyone pointing to http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/librarians-push-open-source-alternative?
22:00 gregg       so, is this the place and time for the meeting?
22:00 gregglind   my clock-reading and utc skills are a bit rusty
22:00 nengard     hi gregg!
22:01 nengard     you're in the right place
22:01 nengard     just waiting for our fearless leader to start the proceedings
22:01 magnus      and the right time
22:01 gregglind   excellent, I will shut up then, unless we do intros or somethign
22:01 chris       #startmeeting
22:01 munin       Meeting started Wed Jan  5 22:01:25 2011 UTC.  The chair is chris. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot.
22:01 munin       Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic.
22:01 chris       #topic Introductions
22:02 chris       chris cormack, catalyst, RM 3.4
22:02 * nengard   = Nicole C. Engard, Documenation Manager/ByWater Solutions
22:02 * magnus    = Magnus Enger, Libriotech, Norway
22:02 * hdl       Henri-Damien LAURENT, BibLibre, RMaint 3.0
22:02 thd         Thomas Dukleth, Agogme, New York City
22:02 richard     richard anderson, katipo
22:02 * cait      = Katrin Fischer, BSZ, Germany
22:02 rhcl        RHCL = Rolling Hills Consolidated Library, Greg Lawson
22:02 Colin       Colin Campbell, PTFS Europe Ltd
22:02 Lee         Lee Phillips Butte Public Library Montana USA
22:02 * sekjal    = Ian Walls, ByWater Solutions
22:02 daniel      Daniel Grobani, Samuel Merritt University, Oakland, CA
22:02 * wizzyrea  liz rea, nekls
22:03 reed        Reed Wade. Catalyst
22:03 gregglind   gregg lind , Renesys, remote in minneapolis, (python, js)  other mathy stuff
22:04 slef        MJ Ray, worker-owner, software.coop UK and elsewhere
22:04 chris       @seen chris_n
22:04 munin       chris: chris_n was last seen in #koha 1 hour, 44 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: * chris_n hands his potatoes to owen
22:05 ricardo     Ricardo Dias Marques, author of installation guide of Koha 3.0 in openSUSE 11.0 and contributor/approver to Portuguese (pt-PT) translation, Portugal
22:05 chris       first item on the agenda was to be 3.2 update, ill shelve that for now in the hope chris_n gets back before the meeting ends
22:05 chris       ok, lets move on, anyone who hasnt introduced themselves, feel free to do so at anytime
22:06 chris       #topic Update on 3.0
22:06 chris       hdl: over to you
22:06 hdl         I am desperately late.
22:06 hdl         An congratulates chris n for being on time
22:07 hdl         But am still willing to release the last 3.0.7
22:07 ricardo     hdl++  :)
22:07 chris       do you have a date in mind for that? and that will be the end of life release for 3.0.x eh?
22:07 hdl         Yes.
22:08 chris       #action hdl to release 3.0.7 and post and end of life announcement
22:08 hdl         But there should be some barckporting of 3.0 bugfixes and features over 3.2
22:08 hdl         Since there have been some improvements there.
22:08 hdl         For overdues.
22:08 chris       #idea we should backport features from 3.0.x to master and then to 3.2.x where applicable
22:09 chris       or forward port as the case may be :)
22:09 ricardo     chris: Concerning the end of life of 3.0.x ... Couldn't a "door" be opened if someone wants to be the "Release Maintainer" for 3.0.x ? (and no, I'm NOT proposing myself for the job, eheh...)
22:09 chris       ricardo: do you see any value in maintaining 2 stable branches?
22:10 chris       all i can see is confusion resulting
22:10 chris       and duplication of work
22:10 ricardo     chris: There are always some people that prefer to stay in their version, and not "risk" an upgrade. So, I guess that I see value in that
22:10 hdl         ricardo: the latest release of 3.0 would just to be a clean end.
22:11 hdl         3.2 is assumed to be stable enough.
22:11 chris       yep, they can stay on 3.0.x but i dont think we should keep releasing versions to it
22:11 cait        ricardo: I don't think it's a good thing to stay too long on an old version
22:11 chris       having 3 places to fix bugs, just means 3 times as much work
22:11 hdl         And actually is since there are more regula updates.
22:11 chris       yup
22:11 ricardo     chris: I'm only talking about ACCEPTING bugfixes for 3.0.x (not putting new featutres, of course)
22:12 ricardo     s/featutres/features
22:12 sekjal      Koha is a living entity... doesn't make sense to sit on one version forever (IMHO)
22:12 hdl         taking bugfixes from master to 3.0 would be getting more and more difficult.
22:12 hdl         It is already
22:13 Lee         hey Jo!
22:13 slef        could we offer it for a group of users+developers to take up maintenance if they want? Just say that it's the end of koha-community's appointed RM because we think people should upgrade to 3.2 soon.
22:13 hdl         But I can leave the door open...
22:13 ricardo     slef++
22:13 jransom     hiya all
22:13 chris       slef: we could do that
22:13 slef        I don't think anyone will, but they can adopt it if they want.
22:13 chris       i would strongly recommend people upgrade though
22:14 hdl         I would too
22:14 slef        Yes, I think it's up to hdl to word his farewell as he thinks fit
22:14 chris       so as long as we say 'i dont think this is a good idea, but if you really really want to, you can'
22:14 slef        ;-)
22:14 chris       *nod*
22:14 ricardo     slef: Congrats and thanks on explaining my argument much better than I did (seriously!)  :)
22:15 chris       anything more on 3.0.x?
22:15 hdl         Problem would be to add foreign key on pushing to 3.0 maybe.
22:15 hdl         chris not from me
22:16 chris       #topic update on 3.4
22:16 chris       Ok, work is progressing nicely
22:16 chris       but we are developing a bit of a backlog of patches waiting signoff
22:17 chris       167 currently
22:17 chris       if you look at http://koha-releasemanagement.branchable.com/
22:17 chris       there are 3 links at the top, that are handy
22:17 chris       top one is patches waiting signoff/qa
22:17 chris       2nd one are patches signed off, waiting on me
22:18 chris       and the 3rd one, are ones that have been pushed and need to be tested and closed
22:18 slef        signoff/qa = signoff by QA?
22:18 chris       128 in the 3rd state
22:19 chris       not really, signoff or qa
22:19 chris       i meant, signed off by someone or rejected for qa reasons
22:20 slef        top link, a lot seem to be in status NEW?
22:20 hdl         this is quite confusing
22:20 chris       status doesnt actually matter
22:20 slef        I've been off, this is confusing me, I probably need to go reread some wiki page.
22:20 chris       its patch sent, and patch status
22:20 hdl         signed off is approval
22:21 hdl         And qa would mean disapproval ?
22:21 chris       take a look at 5423
22:21 chris       sorry look at bug 5449
22:21 nengard     signed off means someone has applied it successfully to their install of HEAD and has tested it
22:21 munin       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5449 blocker, PATCH-Sent, ---, brice.sanchez, ASSIGNED, JSON malformed in Koha - Blocker with jQuery 1.4.x
22:21 chris       see the patch status, on the right, is set to Needs Signoff
22:21 chris       from that state
22:22 chris       there are 3 ways it can go
22:22 chris       signed off
22:22 ibot        i think signed off is approval
22:22 chris       does not apply
22:22 chris       or failed qa
22:22 ibot        somebody said failed qa was a new status in the pull down - we don't have one for does not apply yet :)
22:22 chris       we currently have 167 sitting at the point of having a patch sent, and awaiting one of those three actions
22:22 chris       does that make sense?
22:23 chris       #link http://koha-releasemanagement.branchable.com/
22:24 hdl         maybe a better separation between signedoff and rejected for qa would help.
22:24 chris       how do you mean?
22:24 hdl         you told that state 2 meant
22:24 hdl         signedoff/qa
22:24 hdl         that is
22:24 chris       its passed qa and been signed off
22:25 chris       if its signed off state
22:25 slef        #link http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Sign_off_on_patches
22:25 chris       what i meant is there are 167 patches that need to be either rejected or signed off
22:26 hdl         If signed off by someone who tested it then it has to pass qa am i right ?
22:26 chris       small ones, im willing to sidestep signoff for, if i have to, but id rather that every patch has at least 2 sets of eyes
22:26 slef        can someone who understands how that relates to branchable and bugs add a new first section "choose a patch to sign off" to that page, please?
22:26 cait        send patch, attach to bug, change status to 'needs sign-off' - that's the status the patches in the long list are
22:27 chris       hdl: often the signoff is good enough, if i dont think it is, i wont push it and note it still needs qa
22:27 chris       what i dont think is feasible, is for colin to have to signoff on all those 167 (plus the new ones that come in everyday) by himself
22:28 hdl         got it
22:29 hdl         branches to merge are branches that passed qa ?
22:29 chris       if the branch is awaiting_qa/something then no
22:29 chris       if not then, yes
22:30 chris       they are ones i need to test further myself
22:31 chris       branches to merge is a note for me, so i dont forget :)
22:31 chris       the new statuses should help us track them, before we used to just have patch-sent for everything
22:31 chris       so was hard to know what state the patch was in
22:31 hdl         chris: all the 167 bugs that you talk about are not in branches are they ?
22:32 chris       some might be, they will be noted on the bug if they are
22:32 chris       for eg 5575
22:32 chris       but the vast majority, no, they are a single patch
22:32 chris       if they get signed off
22:32 chris       i create a branch, test that branch
22:32 hdl         but some are quite old...
22:32 chris       merge to master
22:33 hdl         the patch sent could need conflict solving
22:33 chris       yes, some people will have to rebase their patches if they want them to apply, some nice people like owen have been rebasing peoples
22:33 chris       yes, the person trying to sign off then has 2 options
22:33 chris       work with the person who sent the patch to resolve the conflict
22:33 chris       or set the status to patch wont apply, and note the conflicts
22:34 nengard     owen would you mind writing up a short tutorial on what you're doing to rebase other people's patches? If I had instructions I'd gladly help out
22:34 chris       http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4329
22:34 munin       04Bug 4329: enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, jwagner, ASSIGNED, OPAC search by shelving location option
22:34 * nengard   notices that owen isn't here ...
22:34 chris       heres one i prepared earlier
22:34 chris       #action nengard to ask owen about a tutorial on rebasing others patches
22:34 hdl         nengard: git am -3 is your friend
22:35 hdl         it tries to merge and let you solve conflict if there is.
22:35 hdl         And then you can use git mergetool
22:36 chris       hokay
22:37 chris       so the plan for january, lets get needs signoff under 100 :)
22:37 nengard     :)
22:37 hdl         why not...
22:37 chris       jan 22 is the halfway mark for 3.4.0
22:37 hdl         Lets have also some deep work done on persistence
22:37 * Brooke    shudders.
22:38 chris       early feb, we should be merging the template toolkit work, all things going well
22:38 chris       i will give lots of warning for that though
22:39 chris       thats all i have on 3.4.x ... any questions?
22:40 hdl         I donot see the remove items branch in your plan.
22:40 hdl         Is it in ?
22:40 chris       does it have a bug number?
22:41 chris       basically if its not attached to a bug that i can track, chances are i will miss it
22:41 chris       its vitally important that everything has a bug, even if that just contains a link to the branch to pull
22:41 hdl         What about a persistence meeting, we agreed that we could have one at the beginning of the year.
22:41 chris       yep thats up to someone to organise, theres still time for things to get in, code freeze wont be until april
22:42 * gregglind perks up at persistence, which could mean lots of thigns
22:42 chris       #action someone organise a meeting to talk about persistance
22:42 hdl         http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5579
22:42 munin       04Bug 5579: enhancement, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, Remove items from biblioitems.marcxml
22:43 chris       if there are patches ready for that, set it to patch-sent and needs signoff and attach the patches or link to the branch
22:43 chris       and then it will be in the queue
22:43 * nengard   prefers patches attached (if it matters)
22:44 * jcamins   agrees with nengard, at least when it's only one.
22:44 chris       sometimes thats not feasible, if its 12 patches etc
22:44 nengard     i understand
22:44 chris       ok, we should push on, still have lots of agenda
22:44 chris       no chris_n still, so will leave that
22:45 chris       #action chris_n send an email to the devel list if there is anything we need to know about 3.2.x
22:45 chris       #topic Koha Mission/Community Guidelines
22:46 chris       nengard: you added this?
22:46 nengard     Brooke gave us her three words summary last time
22:46 nengard     I thought we should move ahead with that
22:46 nengard     and use these two documents to start creating something a bit more official
22:46 chris       i like the idea
22:46 nengard     at kohacon10 people complained that we had no 'official' rules/guidelines/codes etc
22:47 nengard     I know the ubuntu on is creative commons
22:47 nengard     so we can take it and change Ubuntu to Koha and start with that if we want
22:47 nengard     did anyone find the licensing on the Debian one?
22:48 chris       easiest way would be to email them and ask id imagine, i think its under their web license
22:48 chris       but i dont think we need to use their words
22:48 chris       just their ideas
22:49 nengard     well as the one who ends up doing most of the writing, i'm all for copying and changing a few things to meet our needs
22:49 chris       the debian one is commendably short :)
22:49 nengard     instead of using it as a guide and writing it fresh
22:49 chris       well, brooke would probably write it
22:49 chris       eh brooke
22:49 * Brooke    gulps.
22:49 chris       :)
22:49 Brooke      I will try.
22:49 nengard     what's wrong with using what it says and editing it?
22:49 thd         I would hardly expect the Debian document to not have a sufficiently free copyright license unless it is meant to serve as a legal document in which case any copyright license would be moot.
22:50 chris       whats wrong with using its ideas and writing it in our words
22:50 nengard     the work involved
22:51 hdl         it would mean copy paste edit... Which is not a good software desing
22:51 thd         Yes, writing is work.
22:51 hdl         reuse templates is good
22:51 nengard     okey dokey, if someone wants to write it great, i'm just trying to move us forward instead of waiting around for someone else to do the work :)
22:52 * Brooke    might just be someone else.
22:52 nengard     great
22:52 Brooke      I'm just saying, it melted me pea sized brain when I looked at both side by side.
22:52 hdl         nengard++ Brooke++
22:52 Brooke      clearly I just need to try harder.
22:53 chris       slef undoubtedly has some ideas around it also
22:53 wizzyrea    brooke: i'm happy to help too
22:53 Brooke      hooray, I'll need it.
22:53 wizzyrea    (not that you'd need it, mind you)
22:53 wizzyrea    ...or that
22:53 wizzyrea    :)
22:53 Brooke      collaboration > flying solo
22:53 wizzyrea    ^^ truf
22:54 slef        sorry, distracted by the cricket highlights... Bell century :-)
22:54 chris       #action brooke with the help of wizzyrea and others to start on a draft code of conduct/ social contract thingy
22:54 Lee         well I am with Nic- no sense in reinventing the wheel
22:54 slef        Which debian one is being considered?
22:54 Lee         Ubuntu and Debian are reliable sources
22:54 nengard     links were in the agenda - which i don't have open :)
22:55 chris       #link http://www.debian.org/social_contract
22:55 Brooke      http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct
22:55 chris       #link http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct
22:55 chris       if you do the #link bit brooke it formats nicely for the minutes
22:55 chris       just fyi
22:55 slef        Personally, I like the e-democracy.org rules, but I suspect some things like the anti-mailbombing limit will be a bit harsh.
22:55 Brooke      yessir.
22:55 slef        Well, now, you see, the social contract isn't a code of conduct.
22:56 chris       nope they are different beasts
22:56 slef        So what are we trying to do here?
22:56 slef        Both? One or the other?
22:56 nengard     i think both
22:56 chris       i think woudl be nice to have both
22:56 Brooke      I think we're doing both
22:56 nengard     plus a mission statement
22:56 Brooke      and I suspect
22:56 nengard     based on talks at kohacon
22:56 Brooke      that one will morph into
22:56 chris       mission statement = social contract
22:56 nengard     i disagree
22:56 Brooke      almost a vendory type affirmation
22:56 nengard     your mission is what you want to achieve
22:57 nengard     what's the point of the koha project
22:57 slef        The social contract is what debian wants to achieve.
22:57 chris       *nod*
22:57 nengard     okay then
22:57 chris       anyway maybe we should move this to its own discussion? and move on, on the agenda?
22:58 chris       sounds like there are enough interested parties to make sure something is done
22:58 gregglind   from working with other orgs, it has been useful to remember that these sorts of docs can be draft/iterate, and tend not to be as  complex as the ylook.
22:58 slef        So, we're looking for both. Collect more examples by next meeting?
22:58 chris       slef: that couldnt hurt
22:59 chris       gregglind: good point
22:59 slef        #link http://pages.e-democracy.org/Rules
23:01 chris       ok, im gonna move on, people can continue this discussion post meeting
23:01 chris       #topic Koha Newsletter automation
23:01 chris       nengard: you're up again
23:01 nengard     nope, that's slef
23:01 nengard     he's trying to make my life easier :)
23:01 nengard     but it's his ideas
23:02 chris       i thought you wanted to reduce it to bi-monthly
23:02 nengard     I do - and I am - slef thought he could make it stay monthly with some automatiion
23:02 slef        ah hi... this is something I mentioned here a few weeks ago and we decided to bring it through a meeting
23:02 chris       righto
23:03 slef        to see if the change is worth it to have monthly newsletters continue
23:04 slef        First question, do people prefer monthly newsletters?
23:04 daniel      Do we want to ask who "people" are? Who the target audience is, or is imagined to be?
23:05 jransom     and prefer over 'what'
23:05 slef        nengard: who's the target audience?
23:05 nengard     all of you ... i thought :)
23:05 chris       perhaps a straw pole on the koha list?
23:05 * Brooke    consults her bylctionary for the definition of "is" again.
23:05 slef        jransom: prefer over bi-monthly
23:05 Lee         I read it
23:05 jransom     i prefer it over weekly or quarterly
23:05 jransom     i read it too
23:05 chris       i like monthly
23:05 Lee         but I like the daily on Twitter too
23:05 jransom     its a good summary of everything i might have missed
23:05 Lee         more spontaneous
23:05 chris       if we shifted to the 24th of the month, you could have a 3.2.x release in each one ;)
23:06 nengard     I don't mind doing it monthly if people start sending me content more - i'm not a fan of teeth pulling
23:06 nengard     and nagging to get articles
23:06 nengard     I'm find with shifting the date too
23:06 nengard     fine with
23:06 chris       i could write a regular article
23:06 chris       state of 3.4
23:06 jransom     completely understyands nicole aversion to 'being the mother'
23:06 chris       for each one
23:07 nengard     good way to put it jo - i never ever want to be a mother
23:07 Lee         is there away to gather stuff that isnt so time sensitive
23:07 nengard     that's what slef was talking about
23:07 nengard     a way to gather info automatically
23:07 slef        So third question here... would contributors be willing to set up a blog feed or category just for articles?
23:07 Lee         like posts to the Koha Daily...used in the newslatter
23:08 Lee         letter
23:08 slef        "the Koha Daily" = some paper.li site?
23:08 Lee         I like the blog feed idea alot
23:08 Lee         I would like to see RSS of some of our cohort on the newletter
23:09 Lee         the Koha daily I believe is a twitter feed, isnt Nicole?
23:09 slef        Maybe we should run two straw polls? One asking readers if they mind if it becomes bi-monthly; and one asking contributors if they'd set up a feed for contributions?
23:10 nengard     slef there is the yahoo pipe already that does have a lot of content
23:10 nengard     not newseltter specific, but koha specific
23:10 slef        Or maybe the IRC cabal of me and nengard should just do whatever we think best? ;-)
23:10 Lee         ++
23:11 slef        nengard: mirrored at http://owu.towers.org.uk/planets/koha/ and http://owu.towers.org.uk/planets/koha/index.rss IIRC
23:11 nengard     slef i'm up for working with you :)
23:11 jransom     cabal +1
23:11 magnus      +1
23:11 nengard     in the mean time everyone send me something for a january newsletter
23:11 * Brooke    was promised initiate status for acquiring candles.
23:11 slef        oh sorry, IRC cabal of me nengard and wizzyrea because we need stuff installed ;-)
23:11 nengard     and we'll stay monthly as long as i can keep content coming
23:12 nengard     i'll move publication to the 25th of the month instead of the 15th
23:12 nengard     so you have until the 23rd to get me content
23:12 nengard     23rd your local time zone)
23:12 thd         Waring about depending upon non-free Yahoo pipes.
23:13 Lee         here is a tidbit- inspite of the disaster Butte migrated to 3.2.1
23:13 ricardo     nengard: That's great... That way we can have the "Koha Monthly Newsletter Christmas Special" on the 25th of December!  ;-)
23:13 nengard     thd - i'm not depending on it - i'm using it as a tool
23:13 nengard     give me something else that works as well and i'll use it
23:13 thd         :)
23:13 nengard     ricard - the 25th of december issue will need to be done by the 15th of the month! :)
23:13 chris       #action newsletter moved to 25th, slef and nengard to work on ideas to make it less onerous
23:14 slef        nengard: just keep a backup of the feeds and I can throw up an aggregator if Yahoo Pipes ever goes wrong.
23:14 Lee         okay I gotta go deal with movers... hugs to all
23:14 Brooke      cheers
23:14 nengard     slef - no prob!
23:14 ricardo     Bye Lee!
23:14 chris       #topic action points from last meeting
23:14 chris       #link http://librarypolice.com/koha-meetings/2010/koha.2010-12-08-10.00.html
23:14 chris       meetings on rfc? still to be organised?
23:14 chris       ditto the biblibre qa session?
23:15 Brooke      the page is up, but no one stepped up
23:15 hdl         paul will call for a meeting soon i think
23:15 hdl         thanks Brooke for that
23:16 chris       thd: you added the category for performance related rfc?
23:16 thd         yes
23:16 chris       tick
23:16 thd         It has been there a month now.
23:17 thd         I am typing the last words for a koha list message to restart the ballot process for copyright license  upgrade.
23:17 chris       hdl did his task and that branch has been merged
23:17 chris       number 6, is meetings again
23:17 hdl         thd: can you post the link ?
23:17 chris       excellent thd
23:17 chris       thd++
23:18 thd         hdl: I will post the link when I have sent the message.
23:18 chris       and jwagner sent out the reminder email
23:18 hdl         (fot the record)
23:18 hdl         thd: link to the performance rfc
23:18 chris       its a category hdl
23:19 hdl         oh yes.
23:19 thd         hdl: I could not really find a proper performance RFC but I applied the category to one RFC about circulation.
23:19 chris       hokay
23:20 chris       #topic time and date for next meeting
23:21 chris       3rd feb? 10:00 utc
23:22 slef        Chinese New Year (Xin-Mao)
23:23 slef        otherwise I think it's OK for me
23:23 hdl         2nd Feb would be better for me
23:23 slef        Groundhog Day :)
23:23 chris       2nd is ok
23:23 slef        2nd also seems ok
23:23 chris       any objections to the 2nd ... or the time?
23:23 hdl         (it is a wednesday)
23:24 jcamins     No objections from me.
23:24 cait        +1
23:24 jcamins     (though I can't promise I'll actually manage to wake up for it)
23:24 chris       :)
23:25 hdl         can't keep my eyes open...
23:25 chris       yeah that will be me next meeting 11pm nz time
23:26 chris       ok, if there are no objections
23:26 ricardo     Is there already some agenda proposal for the next meeting?
23:26 chris       #agreed next meeting is at 10:00UTC 2nd Feb
23:26 chris       #action ricardo has just volunteered to set up the page for the meeting
23:26 jransom     thanks everyone
23:26 ricardo     chris--
23:27 ricardo     ;-)
23:27 chris       its easy, copy todays
23:27 chris       http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/IRC_Meetings
23:27 ricardo     chris: LOL! OK, eheh...
23:27 chris       and then change the dates, and blank of the agenda
23:27 magnus      i'm on it actually
23:27 chris       cool
23:28 chris       who wants to send out the reminder ?
23:28 ricardo     magnus: So, will you edit it? Great, thanks!
23:28 * ricardo   sighs with great relief  ;-)
23:29 hdl         good night
23:29 chris       #action someone send out a reminder email about the meeting
23:29 ricardo     Good night hdl. Sleep well !
23:29 chris       #endmeeting
23:29 munin       Meeting ended Wed Jan  5 23:29:42 2011 UTC.  Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot . (v 0.1.4)
23:29 munin       Minutes:        http://librarypolice.com/koha-meetings/2011/koha.2011-01-05-22.01.html
23:29 munin       Minutes (text): http://librarypolice.com/koha-meetings/2011/koha.2011-01-05-22.01.txt
23:29 munin       Log:            http://librarypolice.com/koha-meetings/2011/koha.2011-01-05-22.01.log.html
23:29 ricardo     WOW
23:30 ricardo     chris: You've "tamed" munin beatifully for the meetings :)
23:30 ricardo     chris++
23:30 chris       gmcharlt installed the module, i just drove it
23:30 ricardo     chris: Nice... What's the name of the module?
23:30 chris       meetbot
23:30 ricardo     Meetbot
23:30 chris       its what debian use
23:30 ricardo     right
23:31 gmcharlt    which reminds me, I need to get the logs shipped to k-c.org
23:31 ricardo     I just read it up there now
23:31 ricardo     gmcharlt: Hi!  :)
23:31 chris       http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_5_January_2011#Minutes
23:31 chris       done
23:31 chris       thanks magnus
23:32 chris       i wonder who douger was
23:32 magnus      we will probably never know...
23:33 ricardo     magnus: Do I set up the wiki page for the next meeting or will you do / are you doing that ?
23:34 chris       http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_2_February_2011
23:34 magnus      ricardo: it's done: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_Meeting,_2_February_2011 - please feel free to correct any mistakes, though...
23:34 ricardo     magnus: Looks fine by me!  :)
23:34 ricardo     AH!
23:35 ricardo     Typo
23:35 ricardo     Fixing it, eheh
23:35 ricardo     "5 January 2010" ;-)
23:35 slef        like that was a typing error...
23:35 Brooke      I can still catch the end of topgear and the beginning of Hardball if I log.
23:35 Brooke      cheers
23:36 ricardo     Fixed :)
23:36 magnus      thanks ricardo
23:37 ricardo     magnus: you're welcome :)
23:38 ricardo     I'm sorry for not being active on the Koha project. Lots of work (at work) with  non-koha related stuff and some more obligations are keeping me busy :-(
23:38 magnus      sounds all too familiar, ricardo... ;-)
23:39 ricardo     My last "push" was on December ( Approving/fixing +/- 250 strings for the Portuguese "pt-PT" translation for Koha 3.2)
23:39 slef        amen
23:39 ricardo     But I'm guessing I'll only be able to resume work on that near the end of this month  :-(
23:39 magnus      better late than never :-)
23:40 ricardo     magnus: Thanks for the kind words :)
23:40 ricardo     slef: Thank you also!
23:41 * magnus    should be asleep now...
23:41 slef        I'm being kept busy with strange koha questions, as well as non-koha work (surge of wordpress)
23:41 gregglind   so, I mostly do python (though I know perl as well) and js.  What's most useful to tackle?
23:42 chris       how well do you know koha?
23:42 gregglind   and my background is stats, fwiw.
23:42 slef        Write a review of django-ils ;-)
23:42 gregglind   not terribly well yet.
23:42 gregglind   Is there such a thing?
23:42 slef        help, we're drowning in statisticians
23:42 chris       you might want to look at any of the bugs that involve js
23:42 slef        gregglind: yes. I think it's on github somewhere.
23:43 ricardo     slef: LOL!
23:43 gregglind   yeah, well, I have good cs background as well, and lots of mlis partners so I'm not totally subject-idiotic
23:43 ricardo     slef: I don't believe that. Show me the numbers that prove it!  ;-)
23:43 slef        gregglind: it's on my to-look-at list. I'll get to it next month :-/
23:43 gregglind   #link https://bitbucket.org/permafacture/django-ils/
23:44 slef        not a meeting, don't need #link to put it in the minutes
23:44 gregglind   fair enough
23:44 jcamins     Okay, time for me to pack some more.
23:44 * ricardo   is googling for "MLIS" and finding the "Master of Library and Information Science" page in Wikipedia. Nice...
23:44 jcamins     Good night, #koha
23:44 ricardo     jcamins: Good night (oops... too late)
23:45 slef        gregglind: that's the thing, though. I was only kidding about writing a review.
23:45 gregglind   I hear it though, and I don't really know the competitive space that well! I do know librarians, and I met nicole a while back, yada yada
23:46 chris       id pick a bug you think you can fix, and have a crack :)
23:47 chris       there are a few related to js
23:47 cait        getting late - bye all :)
23:47 slef        ok, I'm going to watch a film, then zzz
23:47 chris       cya cait
23:47 slef        cait: fibber... it's already late there. night!
23:47 gregglind   fair enough!  Any special hints on osx?  I am also very interested in testng
23:47 slef        gregglind: run away? ;-)
23:47 chris       use virtualbox
23:47 gregglind   I am sure I can find something that is niggling me
23:48 chris       and install debian squeeze in it, and make your life a million times easier :)
23:48 slef        gregglind: virtualbox would be good... I used fink and it didn't really work right... others have used macports and reported better success
23:48 chris       virtual machine is handy
23:48 chris       you just burn it down and start again if you mess soemthing up
23:49 gregglind   I tend to like homebrew.  does koha need a recipe?  and I will have to poke virtualbox!
23:49 gregglind   anyway, I am sure there is lots of low-hanging fruit :)
23:49 robin       http://blog.triumphovermadness.com/2011/01/setting-up-koha-in-virtual-environment.html <-- gregglind
23:50 slef        robin: I thought that moved to the wiki?
23:50 gregglind   robin ++
23:50 robin       oh, possibly. I just had it open in my browser already.
23:50 slef        gregglind: but read the wiki. There's lots there.
23:50 slef        now I'm really gone :-)
23:51 gregglind   there is a lot there :)  a little too a lot, thus my asking for entry points!
23:51 ricardo     Bye "statistician slef"! ;-) Take care