Time  Nick              Message
23:07 eythian_bucklame  (for exactly that reason)
23:07 eythian_bucklame  never use commit --all :)
23:04 eternalsword      shouldn't have used --all.  lesson learned.
23:02 eternalsword      okay, so I'm getting diffs of my current work and repatching in fresh clone from upstream.  If it works, I'll overwrite my github repo with that.  I remember I did do some history modifications cause I added a file to github that I didn't want public.  Didn't realize that would change the hashes on the master branch too.
22:59 Shane-S           freaking works in MySQL...so somewhere is all this OO stuff it gets lost or broken
22:59 wizzyrea          :)
22:59 Shane-S           bye until tomorrow @ work...I am determined to get branchname working
22:58 wizzyrea          you'll be fine :P
22:58 wizzyrea          uhyea
22:58 Shane-S           I onyl have 12Gb of ram in my computer so I should be fine giving it 2Gb ;)
22:57 wizzyrea          :) we're always around. Well, some one is
22:57 Shane-S           Its running in a Virtual Box VM
22:57 Shane-S           as this system will be my "code" system
22:57 * Shane-S         would like to do that as well...I might need help
22:56 * wizzyrea        too
22:56 eythian_bucklame  that way I can edit and hit refresh and see it straight away
22:56 eythian_bucklame  I actually just run from the git directory, with some apache config to make it work
22:56 Shane-S           thanks guys/gals...hopefully I will get there to help contribute.
22:56 Shane-S           Guess I should have said 7 not 6 for pizza
22:55 Shane-S           GF wants me there now for dinner...blowing up my phone :D
22:55 Shane-S           okay have to try that another night :P
22:55 wizzyrea          yea, it's in install.(os)
22:54 Shane-S           and since I have all the files I take it I can build a working koha from there? (I have a document printed and remember seeing "git" in there
22:54 Shane-S           oh okay
22:54 eythian_bucklame  yep
22:54 Shane-S           so in the kohaclone folder
22:54 eythian_bucklame  git knows that you've changed things, so if you run 'git status' it'll tell you
22:53 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: you edit it in place
22:53 Shane-S           does it make a folder or something?
22:53 Shane-S           so where do I edit my "branch"?
22:49 * wizzyrea        always appreciates eythian's git-fu
22:49 wizzyrea          yup, any editor will work
22:49 eythian_bucklame  you can use any editor
22:48 Shane-S           can I at least use a gui editor...I hate vim and pine, and I like pico but its ctrl key crap sucks
22:47 eythian_bucklame  eternalsword: or if any part of its history is different
22:47 eythian_bucklame  eternalsword: if you applied it with a rebase, that might happen, maybe.
22:47 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: not until you understand it from the command line :)
22:47 Shane-S           can I don't know the command line at all
22:47 wizzyrea          I never have used them.
22:47 Shane-S           there are some git gui's should I use those?
22:47 wizzyrea          view remotes right?
22:47 eternalsword      that's weird, the commit hash is different for the commit made Fri Feb 17 15:03:52 2012 +0100 between my master and upstream/master.  How is that possible?
22:46 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: yeah, normal text editor
22:46 eythian_bucklame  oh hey, 'git remote -v' is useful
22:46 eythian_bucklame  I'd always say 'origin/master' then
22:46 wizzyrea          yup
22:46 eythian_bucklame  because there probably isn't a branch named 'origin'
22:46 Shane-S           so how do I mod stuff? normal text editor?
22:45 eythian_bucklame  wizzyrea: does that base off master?
22:45 wizzyrea          ++ win!
22:45 Shane-S           says Switched to a new branch 'my-koha'
22:45 eythian_bucklame  but I always include the branch name, to make it a little less magic
22:45 Shane-S           wizzyrea: worked
22:45 * wizzyrea        is a creature of habit
22:45 * wizzyrea        wonders where she is
22:45 eythian_bucklame  the order isn't importent
22:44 wizzyrea          whoa, I just realized we haven't heard a thing from kf/cait today
22:44 wizzyrea          gnite magnuse
22:44 magnuse           g'night #koha
22:44 wizzyrea          that will check out a new branch called my-koha based on origin
22:44 wizzyrea          I think you want git checkout -b my-koha origin
22:44 eythian_bucklame  ?
22:44 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: do you have a remote repo that you called "upstream"
22:43 Shane-S           git checkout upstream/master -b my-koha what I issued
22:43 Shane-S           for upstream/master
22:43 Shane-S           ...which can not be resolved as commit..... any help
22:41 wizzyrea          (these days I could probably get myself out of it, but a year ago? yea not so much.)
22:41 eternalsword      That's why I don't pull upstream until origin has been pushed.
22:40 wizzyrea          with bad git maneuvering
22:40 wizzyrea          i mean, I think I have messed up at least 15 koha clones
22:40 wizzyrea          worst case? re-clone
22:39 * Shane-S         just issues the dman command and see's what happens :P
22:39 eythian_bucklame  The names can be anything you like though, e.g. "upstream"
22:39 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: your git repo can point to a number of others. e.g. at catalyst we have our internal one (which I call origin) and the public one (which I call kc.) If I do git checkout kc/master, I have the upstream master.
22:39 * wizzyrea        goes for rivers, since trees aren't your thing
22:39 Shane-S           where are the birds and bees...we have water and trees ;P
22:38 * magnuse         has make on his list of things to learn
22:38 wizzyrea          if the koha git were a river, your local clone is like a tributary
22:38 wizzyrea          "upstream" is the main repo, or git.koha-community.org
22:38 Shane-S           in an example
22:37 Shane-S           its not on the wiki
22:37 eythian_bucklame  (it's also a lesson to use makefiles)
22:37 magnuse           ouch
22:37 Shane-S           what does upstream do?
22:37 eythian_bucklame  especially for a university assignment, and an all-nighter of work :)
22:37 eythian_bucklame  not really, decompilers aren't all that great.
22:37 eternalsword      at least in that case, a decompiler should work.
22:37 eythian_bucklame  magnuse: yeah
22:36 magnuse           i assume that would overwrite the source code with the compiled program or something?
22:36 eternalsword      lol
22:36 eythian_bucklame  watching a friend of mine do 'cc -o program.c program.c' made me start commiting to version control regularly
22:36 * Space_Librarian agrees with wizzyrea
22:36 magnuse           well, a little
22:35 Shane-S           <-- is very guilty of live updates...hits save...then edit undo = broken...and cries
22:35 * wizzyrea        suspects magnuse spent a lot of time screaming.
22:35 * magnuse         didn't evenb used to do that
22:35 eternalsword      stupid me.  I forgot to run git fetch upstream after adding it as a remote
22:35 * Space_Librarian ponders the magic 8-ball to answer these questions...
22:35 wizzyrea          and I am happy.
22:35 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: hmm. You should learn git for your own sake then :)
22:35 wizzyrea          now I use git
22:35 * wizzyrea        used to do that
22:34 Shane-S           eythian_bucklame: NO...I have a file, I back it up with .old instead of .php and make changes :D
22:34 wizzyrea          "it gets better"
22:34 magnuse           agrees with wizzyrea
22:34 wizzyrea          <run around screaming>
22:34 wizzyrea          which is "OMGWTFBBQ"
22:34 wizzyrea          (with git)
22:34 wizzyrea          Shane-S: every. single. one. of. us. started out where you are
22:34 eythian_bucklame  well, if you're writing stuff in php, you're using version control, right?
22:33 magnuse           great minds... :-)
22:33 Shane-S           I can setup a windows server, install AD/DHCP/DNS/File Share, install a webserver on Ubunut (wait it does that for me now) make a site in HTML/PHP/MySQL that is about it though :D
22:33 wizzyrea          I read it and was like "quote add!"
22:33 wizzyrea          lol, I hadn't seen your statement
22:33 magnuse           thanks wizzyrea
22:33 huginn            wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.  Quote #191 added.
22:33 wizzyrea          @quote add Eythian: git is easy in essence, but it takes a lot of messing around and being confused before you really get what's going on :)
22:33 eythian_bucklame  my suggestion is to learn that git reset is your friend, and git reflog can give you the information to recover from almost any screwup.
22:32 eythian_bucklame  haha
22:32 Shane-S           tree theory...I think I am gonna leave...and find a new career..I know none of this
22:31 eythian_bucklame  it's easier to think of in terms of tree theory, if that's your thing :)
22:31 Shane-S           okay this is going to take more then an hour huh :P
22:31 magnuse           ooh, that sounds like a quote :-)
22:30 eythian_bucklame  git is easy in essence, but it takes a lot of messing around and being confused before you really get what's going on :)
22:30 eythian_bucklame  creates a new branch from master
22:30 Shane-S           I know how to use a text edit, backup files, and make changes...that is it
22:30 eythian_bucklame  git checkout upstream/master -B bug1234-fix-the-widget
22:30 Shane-S           and the wiki is kinda assuming I know WTF git is/does and how it basically works
22:29 Shane-S           I have no clue how this git stuff works
22:29 eythian_bucklame  I never ever modify master on any of my repos
22:29 Shane-S           that just confused me more :)
22:29 eythian_bucklame  *off
22:29 eythian_bucklame  but, base that branch of master
22:29 eythian_bucklame  always use a branch
22:28 Shane-S           wizzyrea: like the label and OPAC results changes I would like to contribute those, but I am not sure if I should do that on the master, or should I use a branch?
22:27 eythian_bucklame  that's the best way to do it.
22:27 * wizzyrea        is not sure
22:27 eternalsword      I keep the master branch the same as upstream.  I do all my work on different branches, even when pushing to github.
22:26 eythian_bucklame  *git
22:26 wizzyrea          is this the branch with your changes for f1?
22:26 eythian_bucklame  I'd do a got log and see how it compares to git log upstream/master
22:26 eternalsword      thus my confusion
22:26 eythian_bucklame  if that were the case, then you wouldn't be seeing conflicts
22:26 Shane-S           wizzyrea: no no...I mean the system at work is for testing...so I am not "locked" to a version I am using yet
22:25 eternalsword      eythian_bucklame my master has no changes from upstream, so that shouldn't be the issue
22:25 wizzyrea          don't worry about the terminology of production
22:25 wizzyrea          you mean "doing work on koha"
22:24 eythian_bucklame  I think it's taking a long time because what you have is perhaps a hugely different branch, or something like that
22:24 eythian_bucklame  I don't think it's freezing.
22:24 Shane-S           wizzyrea: I am on that wiki, and I am down to the checkout section...and I am not sure what I should contribute/use any suggestions as I don't have a "production" system in place yet?
22:24 eternalsword      I've tried git pull --rebase upstream master and it freezes.  I'll see if running the separate commands makes a difference.
22:23 wizzyrea          pull = merge, rebase, well, rebases.
22:23 wizzyrea          I've had better luck with it than "git pull"
22:23 wizzyrea          but you might try a git fetch && git rebase origin
22:22 wizzyrea          eternalsword: I'm not sure exactly what your issue is
22:22 wizzyrea          really most every question is answered there
22:22 wahanui           somebody said version control using git was at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Version_Control_Using_Git
22:22 wizzyrea          version control using git?
22:22 wizzyrea          sure you can, it's a bit of a different process though
22:21 Shane-S           Also since I am running 3.6 at work, how would I go about modifying or checking out for that version?
22:20 Shane-S           I am @ home trying this git thing, can I make a working version from it as well? I just did git clone
22:18 eternalsword      so I cloned from git://git.koha-community.org/koha.git, created a repo on github with a couple of branches.  origin now points to github.  I added a remote called upstream for git://git.koha-community.org/koha.git.  I am now pulling updates from upstream master.  git pull upstream master merges with conflicts.  Why are there conflicts as I made no changes from upstream.  shouldn't the merge apply cleanly?
22:16 wizzyrea          no matter how many times you tell people how holds get this way, they never get it
22:16 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6645 major, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, NEW , attaching items loses hold
22:16 * wizzyrea        hates bug 6645
22:02 libsysguy         i love that
22:02 libsysguy         LOL
22:01 wizzyrea          so, don't waste your microseconds.
22:01 wizzyrea          distance light can go in a microsecond = 900some feet
22:01 wizzyrea          basic gist: distance light can go in a nanosecond = 11ish inches
22:01 wizzyrea          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEpsKnWZrJ8
21:33 schuster          here
21:31 jcamins           schuster: around?
21:30 wizzyrea          could probably print $data tho
21:30 eythian_bucklame  it's an object that does stuff with the prepared statement, you can't really just print it out.
21:29 eythian_bucklame  sth is a statement handle
21:26 Shane-S           oh well...time to leave...gotta let me dog out, can't be at work all day :P
21:26 Shane-S           $sth= $dbh->prepare(MYSQL Here), was the line i made the SQL change to, but I have no idea what is going on with the sth stuff :(
21:24 huginn            bag: The current temperature in K6LCM-Westside/Mesa, Santa Barbara, California is 15.3°C (1:22 PM PST on February 28, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 48%. Dew Point: 4.0°C. Pressure: 30.16 in 1021.2 hPa (Falling).
21:24 bag               @wunder 93109
21:24 huginn            bag: rangi was last seen in #koha 4 days, 1 hour, 10 minutes, and 58 seconds ago: <rangi> bbl
21:24 bag               @seen rangi
21:24 jcamins           Shane-S: that's because you printed out the statement handle.
21:23 Shane-S           okay its way beyond me...gave me DBI::st=HASH(0x9ff49d8) after $sth->execute($item_number); which is the line after the MYSQL I changed
21:19 eythian_bucklame  no, php is like perl, not the other way around ;)
21:18 Shane-S           ah okay like php :P
21:18 eythian_bucklame  so "something: ".$val
21:18 eythian_bucklame  -;
21:18 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: '.';
21:17 Shane-S           so like "Shane's Error" + $sth
21:17 Shane-S           is . or + used to concatinate variables and strings?
21:16 jcamins           It'll break your HTTP headers.
21:16 jcamins           stdout goes to the browser.
21:15 eythian_bucklame  probably still error...
21:15 eythian_bucklame  some log somewhere I think
21:15 eythian_bucklame  I forget where stdout goes
21:15 eythian_bucklame  actually, perhaps do 'print STDERR "this is a message\n";' which I know will show in the error log.
21:14 Shane-S           ah okay
21:14 eythian_bucklame  it'll show up in the apache logs
21:14 Shane-S           where will it go, HTML head?
21:14 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: print "this is my message!\n";
21:13 Shane-S           <-- does not know how to get a message out using Perl...only PHP and this portion is OO...so I am even more lost
21:12 jcamins           Shane-S: I'd recommend using debug code.
21:12 Shane-S           bye
21:12 wizzyrea          byee
21:12 * oleonard        unsquints his eyes and waves bye to #koha
21:12 * oleonard        wonders why he would think he could work on tags code so soon before time to leave
21:10 Shane-S           perhaps if I move the order that table is merged in...
21:09 Shane-S           I am thinking it might be table position...perhaps after the biblio info it drops the fields
21:08 eythian_bucklame  I like to chuck some debug code in mine to make sure my changes are being picked up, or introduce an error for a one-off check.
21:07 Shane-S           if it works in mysql, and that line is what fetches all the table data and lets you use database table field name...it should work
21:06 Shane-S           I will try another browser after my system restarts...Im doing it just to make sure...
21:05 Shane-S           no...that can't be cached, as it generates a PDF
21:05 wizzyrea          oh, I htought maybe you were facedesking because you flushed the cache and now it works.
21:05 Shane-S           but in the code, it hasn't broken anything...but branchname isn't coming out
21:04 Shane-S           I am, in MySQL perfectly
21:04 wizzyrea          >.>
21:04 wizzyrea          did it work?
21:04 jcamins           Ah.
21:04 wizzyrea          i think he's looking at labels.pm
21:04 * Shane-S         beats head on desk
21:04 jcamins           What did you change?
21:04 wizzyrea          no, not like that.
21:04 eythian_bucklame  that's often the issue
21:04 eythian_bucklame  flush your browser cache
21:04 eythian_bucklame  Shane-S: no, it doesn't.
21:03 Shane-S           I made a change, but have seen no effect, and thus it occured to me maybe I should restart apache or the whole systme
21:03 wizzyrea          it can use memcached
21:03 Shane-S           just a thought does Koha cache files in memory, like the /usr/share/lib files?
20:53 jcamins           wizzyrea: hehe.
20:49 wizzyrea          the most I have to complain about them is that the guy who does their twitter is a bit of a knob.
20:49 Space_Librarian   eythian_bucklame: agreed
20:49 wizzyrea          even outage reports (from my phone)
20:49 jcamins           wizzyrea: I think I could've done it online if I'd ever had an account with them before.
20:48 eythian_bucklame  Oh, I just start drinking before I call them. Softens the blow that way
20:48 * wizzyrea        has never called. I do it all online.
20:48 Space_Librarian   there's always a catch
20:48 eythian_bucklame  they're lulling you into a false sense of security
20:48 jcamins           When was the last time you called a utility company and were not driven to drink?
20:48 eythian_bucklame  jcamins: just wait
20:48 wizzyrea          which is nice
20:48 wizzyrea          we can do it online here
20:48 jcamins           I called the power company to set up service, and it was painless!
20:48 wizzyrea          ?
20:48 jcamins           Wow. That was really weird.
20:41 Space_Librarian   Oh woe indeed.
20:40 eythian_bucklame  it's still here. alas.
20:33 Space_Librarian   hey eythian_bucklame  - how's Aucks?
20:33 wahanui           hello, eythian_bucklame
20:33 eythian_bucklame  hi
20:31 Space_Librarian   morning wizzyrea
20:31 wizzyrea          morning Space_Librarian
20:30 Shane-S           I added a comment to the bug, hopefully I can figure it out or someone can comment further on it
20:29 Space_Librarian   morning all from chilly Wellington
20:24 Shane-S           That is about as far as I can take it, should I append that to my bug?
20:19 Shane-S           However, using branchname in the label layout isn't working :(
20:18 Shane-S           That is line 81 of C4/Labels/Label.pm it works if I take the SQL and put it in MySQL command line replacing the ? with 25317 (itemnumber of one of my books)
20:17 Shane-S           pastebin.com/ccJMk89G
20:09 Shane-S           must be more to it...
20:06 Shane-S           hmm worked in MYSQL...so it is joined...I can see the data...perhaps wrong name...checking schema
20:05 patric            It's not so much dedicated and occupied
20:04 patric            BSD, you know that little group that brought us tcp/ip
20:03 Shane-S           have to copy the code to MYSQL and see what it does :P
20:03 Shane-S           I did :P
20:02 wizzyrea          Shane-S: that's probably because you'd have to join items on branches
20:02 Shane-S           I just added the branches table to the MYSQL
20:02 Shane-S           I am a backup of the original...hmm it didn't work...didn't break...but using branchname didn't do anything
20:01 jcamins           Shane-S: well, if you did, you can use git to go back to the way it was prior to your change easily. :)
20:00 Shane-S           okay I changed line 81...gonna try it *prays he did not break it*
19:55 jcamins           I didn't realize it was still active. I heard a bunch about it in 2006, and then it just fell off my radar.
19:54 slef              Box Shifters Direct!
19:53 jcamins           PC-BSD? Wow. It's been a long time since I heard about PC-BSD.
19:52 jcamins           patric: you have a Starcraft box? Now that is dedication!
19:52 wizzyrea          but it's not open.
19:52 * wizzyrea        is totally aware that osx is unix. It's why I started using it in the first place.
19:52 patric            My starcraft box runs pc-bsd, which is very nice for perfomance, but I still love my macs
19:51 oleonard          Not that I'm aware of
19:51 jcamins           oleonard: have there been any interesting comments recently?
19:51 wizzyrea          hah.
19:51 wizzyrea          and I actually think I like it better than osx
19:51 * oleonard        wonders if Computerworld checked for comments on library-related blogs for official PTFS statements
19:51 * wizzyrea        uses ubuntu at home now
19:50 oleonard          "Computerworld has not yet found a spokesperson for PTFS/Liblime to give its side of the story." Typical.
19:50 patric            OSX is unix these days, one of the very few certified
19:50 jcamins           [off] Wait... I thought Kotui was a Sirsi project?
19:49 Shane-S           OSX is built on Unix though :D
19:48 Shane-S           <--loved PCs until he became a build IT admin and finds it annoying that a Mac can have apps "dropped" to them but with M$ you have to use a GPU get or make an MSI and WAIT at login/startup
19:48 wizzyrea          i expected... dunno, more open source open hardware open-etc from him I guess.
19:48 oleonard          http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/library-trademark-battle-heats-up
19:48 wizzyrea          but! it's *linus torvalds*
19:48 jcamins           As do I.
19:47 wizzyrea          i'm using a mac right now ;)
19:47 jcamins           wizzyrea uses a Mac. :)
19:47 Shane-S           what are you one?
19:47 wizzyrea          don't get me wrong, macs are lovely.
19:47 Shane-S           I am on a MacBook Pro why is an Air an issue?
19:46 wizzyrea          my illusions, they burn.
19:46 wizzyrea          this seems all kinds of wrong to me.
19:46 Shane-S           hmm let me try modifying that :P
19:46 wizzyrea          ...linus uses a macbook air.
19:40 chris_n           probably if that is fixed life would be good again in label land
19:39 chris_n           the exact SQL used for retrieval is at line 81
19:34 chris_n           it happens in the draw_label_text method of C4::Labels::Label iirc
19:32 Shane-S           Label*
19:31 Shane-S           chris_n where does it take the table structure names and extract them, ie. title, itemcallnumber, etc. is that in Labels.pm
19:31 chris_n           in short, labels will work, but some fields will not be available as advertised
19:29 Shane-S           <-- is clueless to that, just started using Koha
19:28 * chris_n         cringes
19:28 chris_n           but yes, labels was never brought up to speed when items were removed from bibs
19:27 chris_n           lol
19:27 jcamins           :)
19:27 jcamins           caffeine?
19:27 chris_n           caffine even
19:27 * chris_n         hands jcamins lots of motrin/tylenol and caffien
19:27 Shane-S           jcamins tried a drill? back in ancient times they use to bore holes for that :D
19:26 * wizzyrea        cringes
19:26 * jcamins         bangs his head against the desk in an effort to equalize the pressure inside and outside his head.
19:26 wizzyrea          go lie down
19:26 Shane-S           I did homebranch,952a,title,itemcallnumber and all worked less 952a
19:26 jcamins           Ooh, headache came back.
19:26 wizzyrea          good call.
19:26 wizzyrea          yes, that's exactly why.
19:25 wizzyrea          this
19:25 wizzyrea          ^^^^^^^^^
19:25 jcamins           Maybe because it's not in biblioitems anymore?
19:25 Shane-S           yeah same here (I installed from packages though)
19:25 wizzyrea          homebranch definitely does though
19:24 wizzyrea          yea 952a doesn't seem to work for me
19:24 chris_n           its an attempt at OO style
19:24 Shane-S           chris_n: I will do my best...but I can just do php/mysql and very basic at that :(
19:23 chris_n           C4::Labels::Label does the grunt work of label creation
19:23 Shane-S           I will double check now
19:23 Shane-S           I swear I typed 952a, :)
19:23 patric            ... "replace when "
19:22 * wizzyrea        will check, I took Shane-S at his word.
19:22 patric            Hey all, I'm having a horrendous time with duplicate records ... reimported, with a barcodes, could've sworn I unimported the old ones first, had dupes, unimported the new stuff, and am now wishing for a wipe out the old one's button, since a clean button isn't showing up, feel free to advise, but for the next few minutes I'm going to read the docs on ...
19:22 chris_n           so maybe it's broken beyond 3.2.x
19:22 wizzyrea          weird!
19:22 chris_n           952a works here for branchcode
19:22 wizzyrea          :)
19:22 chris_n           its been a looong time since I looked at labels
19:22 wizzyrea          actually 952a didn't - homebranch did though
19:21 chris_n           I'd have to look
19:21 chris_n           hmm
19:21 chris_n           oh
19:21 chris_n           952a give the branch code
19:21 Shane-S           yeah...haven't opened it yet, have to find the one that takes the usercode, related to the database fields, and see if I can add in a "new" code and add some SQL
19:21 wizzyrea          which seems reasonable.
19:20 wizzyrea          Shane-S would like to have the branchname available in addition to the branchcode
19:20 jcamins           Yeah, probably C4::Labels::Label.
19:20 wizzyrea          we were looking at the label creator ;)
19:20 * chris_n         perks up
19:19 jcamins           Labels.pm is *more* succinct.
19:19 jcamins           Whoah.
19:19 * wizzyrea        is amazed by chris_n sometimes
19:19 wizzyrea          Label.pm may be what you're looking for
19:19 jcamins           Whoah.
19:18 wizzyrea          wow layout.pm is uh, pretty succinct.
19:17 oleonard          Shane-S: The path I take is often: 1) Identify the variable name in the template 2) Search for the variable name in the .pl file 3) Find the subroutine which is creating the data in the variable 4) Examine the subroutine in the .pm file to find out where the information came from
19:17 Shane-S           ah okay I will have a look
19:16 wizzyrea          possibly
19:16 wizzyrea          C4/Labels/Layout.pm
19:16 jcamins           Or C4/Labels/Something
19:16 wizzyrea          (just a guess)
19:16 wizzyrea          you probably want to look in C4/Labels
19:15 Shane-S           man I can not figure out label-edit-layout.pl trying to figure out where the user-input fields like "branchcode" are processed so I can find the variables and query to the DB...so I can contribute code to my bug
19:02 wizzyrea          that too.
19:02 oleonard          Plus it's counter to their goal of promoting their version to the exclusion of Koha
19:02 jcamins           PTFS Europe contributes, but they're a different company that shares a name with PTFS, apparently.
19:02 wizzyrea          to participate.
19:01 wizzyrea          it's not the same software, it would be hard for them
19:01 wizzyrea          not in the last couple of years. Occasionally you'll see someone answer a question here or on the list, but that hasn't happened in a while.
19:01 oleonard          Not at all anymore.
19:01 Shane-S           Ah, do they contribute to the community at all?
19:00 jcamins           Or 3.1.
19:00 oleonard          So yeah, marketing.
19:00 oleonard          Liblime Koha is based on an older version of Koha, but with a higher version number.
19:00 jcamins           They made up a new versioning scheme after they forked off of 3.0.
19:00 wizzyrea          they version like firefox does, or something.
18:59 jcamins           Shane-S: no, LibLime's software is very different.
18:59 Shane-S           or is it just a marketing number
18:59 Shane-S           oh so I was on LibLime and notice version 4...I thought LibLime Koha and Koha-community were close in version
18:57 wizzyrea          just don't go rewriting search.pm and you'll be fine.
18:54 * oleonard        is better at PHP too, but manages to get small stuff done
18:54 oleonard          Shane-S: You'll find places where your PHP knowledge will give you enough to go on to puzzle stuff out
18:52 Shane-S           I suck at perl...only got anywhere with php (maybe a good decision to keep rookies like me out of the code) :)
18:51 jcamins           lol
18:51 oleonard          No, slef forbid
18:51 Shane-S           does Koha use PHP anywhere?
18:50 jcamins           A new cataloging interface, probably.
18:49 oleonard          I can't imagine what a solution might be. Changing tabindex would be a nightmare
18:43 wizzyrea          (but yes, that's what I was looking at)
18:42 wizzyrea          fair enough :)
18:42 wahanui           addbiblio.pl is a tangled mess, and every time we touch it we break something.
18:42 oleonard          addbiblio.pl?
18:42 wizzyrea          i was just putzing about in cataloging, I imagine that catalogers get annoyed that they have to tab through all of those links
18:42 * oleonard        is here now
18:38 wizzyrea          every time I use it i'm so thankful.
18:38 wizzyrea          also, loving the way you did search to hold. Really brilliant
18:35 wizzyrea          oleonard, about?
18:04 huginn            Shane-S: downloading the Perl source
18:04 Shane-S           @ -> @home
18:04 Shane-S           my laptop here doesn't have half the drivers and was just for testing, so I am just figuring out how to make it work for us
18:04 Shane-S           yeah I am making a VMmachine @ to do a git based install so I can easily edit the files
18:04 jcamins           This is very relevant.
18:03 huginn            jcamins: Quote #129: "jcamins: take to heart the old saying- 'don't be a git, use git." (added by wizzyrea at 07:01 PM, April 27, 2011)
18:03 jcamins           @quote get 129
18:03 huginn            jcamins: 6 found: #120: "<sekjal> I think time is less like a continuum,...", #129: "jcamins: take to heart the old saying- 'don't...", #139: "library_systems_guy: I guess I could put (git-...", #153: "<rangi> merging code in git doesn't make me...", #186: "trea: git-fu --tiger style /whooosh", and #25: "<wizzyrea> ha, in #koha we don't pick each..."
18:03 jcamins           @quote search git
18:03 wizzyrea          well there you have it
18:03 jcamins_away      Shane-S: but if you're doing development, use git.
18:03 jcamins_away      (based on master)
18:03 jcamins_away      There's a version from February 13.
18:02 wizzyrea          but I could be wrong. I'm wrong a lot.
18:02 wizzyrea          I had only observed the stable ones
18:02 * jcamins_away    rolls his own either way.
18:02 jcamins_away      Are you sure? I thought eythian was doing packages off of Master as well.
18:01 wizzyrea          stable release. You have to roll your own if you want packages based on master.
18:01 Shane-S           are the packages updated from the master or current release only?
18:00 Shane-S           that helps thanks :)
17:59 wizzyrea          if that puts you on the right track. ;)
17:59 wizzyrea          branches.branchname, to be exact.
17:59 wahanui           rumour has it schema is tracked in git. or found at http://schema.koha-community.org
17:59 wizzyrea          schema?
17:59 wizzyrea          schema/
17:59 wizzyrea          the descriptions are held in the table "branches"
17:57 wizzyrea          fwiw,
17:57 wizzyrea          :)
17:57 Shane-S           no wait..18
17:57 Shane-S           I used to be proficient with mysql back in the day I wrote my own CMS (16yrs old...now 30) been awhile :D
17:56 Shane-S           I will check my MYSQL DB and append the SQL statement if I can figure it out :P
17:55 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7615 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, cnighswonger, NEW , homebranch
17:55 Shane-S           bug 7615
17:53 wizzyrea          there we go.
17:53 wahanui           one can report bugs at http://bugs.koha-community.org/. It's nice to report them, it's great to fix them, and you'll make someone's day if you sign off on them.
17:53 wizzyrea          report it?
17:52 maximep           making someone's day sounds good
17:52 * wizzyrea        makes the marge simpson noise
17:52 wahanui           one can report wahanui's bugs at http://bugs.koha-community.org/. It's nice to report them, it's great to fix them, and you'll make someone's day if you sign off on them.
17:52 wizzyrea          report it
17:51 wizzyrea          let's try that again.
17:51 * wizzyrea        giggles
17:51 wizzyrea          !
17:51 wahanui           you can report wahanui's bugs at http://bugs.koha-community.org. It's nice to report them, it's great to fix them, and you'll make someone's day if you sign off on them.
17:51 wizzyrea          report it?
17:49 wizzyrea          awesome
17:49 Shane-S           I am
17:49 wizzyrea          ;)
17:49 wizzyrea          reporting it would be the first step.
17:49 Shane-S           once I learn git I may help :P
17:49 wahanui           i think bugs is found at http://bugs.koha-community.org. Please fix any bugs you find. :) or reporting them is helpful, too.
17:49 wizzyrea          bugs?
17:48 wahanui           okay, wizzyrea.
17:48 wizzyrea          bugs is also reporting them is helpful, too.
17:48 wahanui           bugs is, like, found at http://bugs.koha-community.org. Please fix any bugs you find. :)
17:48 wizzyrea          bugs?
17:48 wizzyrea          ^^ so file a bug
17:48 sekjal            not at this time, no.  though it would make a good enhancement to let users pick whether they want the code or the authorised value
17:48 Shane-S           Yeah, once it spit the code out...then I was like "darn" I need the "description"
17:47 wizzyrea          which I'm not sure is possible
17:47 Shane-S           I just wanted homebranch, and tried 952a versus keyword :P
17:47 wizzyrea          the homebranch *description*
17:47 wizzyrea          wants to print the homebranch on the labels
17:47 sekjal            oh
17:47 wizzyrea          label creator
17:47 sekjal            but are you looking for an SQL report, or something in the MARC?
17:47 wizzyrea          he wanted homebranch :)
17:47 sekjal            Shane-S:  I got in late, so I'm sure I missed a lot
17:47 wizzyrea          if you want that, file a bug on it
17:46 * wizzyrea        is not sure that is possible.
17:46 Shane-S           NPSD I was hoping for the name NPSD has which is "National Park School"
17:46 wizzyrea          oh, you want the description?
17:46 Shane-S           I want its "ownership" location, which homebrand did...but in the code
17:46 wizzyrea          kinda?
17:45 wahanui           i guess the first question is "What are you trying to do?"
17:45 Shane-S           hokebranch worked...kinda
17:45 wizzyrea          the first question?
17:45 * wizzyrea        didn't ask the first question
17:45 sekjal            Shane-S:  are you looking for the building to which the item belongs, the building in which it is currently housed, or the shelf/room within the building where the item is?
17:44 Shane-S           thanks wizzy, ill try homebranch
17:44 wizzyrea          but try homebranch first :P
17:43 Shane-S           wahanui is a genius :)
17:43 wizzyrea          or permanent_location
17:43 wahanui           i heard homebranch was $a, as I recall.
17:43 wizzyrea          homebranch
17:43 wizzyrea          so try
17:43 Shane-S           or current
17:43 wizzyrea          you want the home branch then
17:43 Shane-S           I want permanent
17:43 wizzyrea          or just "location" in the db
17:43 wizzyrea          952c is "shelving location"
17:42 wizzyrea          because 952a is "permanent_location"
17:42 wizzyrea          or location = holding branch
17:42 wizzyrea          or location = home branch
17:42 Shane-S           um...one second...
17:42 wizzyrea          is that what you're wanting
17:42 wizzyrea          location = Shelving location
17:41 wizzyrea          location worked for me
17:40 Shane-S           ill try it :)
17:38 wizzyrea          the field in the db is simply "location"
17:38 wizzyrea          permanent_location maybe?
17:37 wizzyrea          if you can do that
17:37 wizzyrea          chris_n would know for sure
17:37 Shane-S           there is nothing in the MARC/Biblio
17:37 Shane-S           on the item page the fields with location have a&b in bold in fromt of them, so it was a guess
17:37 wizzyrea          oh I guess it is, sorry
17:37 wizzyrea          a isn't location though, is it?
17:36 wizzyrea          with all of it's subfields
17:36 wizzyrea          is
17:36 wizzyrea          er 952
17:36 wizzyrea          that's a bit fuzzy really - 952a is the marc field where koha keeps its item info
17:36 Shane-S           952a = biblio not item I am guess that is why it came out blank?
17:35 wizzyrea          ping chris_n
17:35 wizzyrea          hmm no
17:34 Shane-S           let me try
17:34 Shane-S           location = blank, itemlocation maybe
17:34 wizzyrea          *but I haven't tried it*
17:34 wizzyrea          so it would seem to follow that it would work.
17:34 wizzyrea          Shane-S: I'm not *sure* that location will work, but it is the name of the field in the db where the location is kept
17:33 wizzyrea          because we are often funny :)
17:33 wizzyrea          yea, the bot is often funny
17:33 Shane-S           lol, bot is funny, thank you
17:32 wahanui           wizzyrea: I forgot location
17:32 wizzyrea          forget location
17:32 wahanui           location is the Landman Library, right?
17:32 wizzyrea          location
17:32 wizzyrea          I think you can try just
17:31 wizzyrea          there might be a special name for that, sec
17:31 Shane-S           quick question using the barcode layout and I want the location which is in a&b of an items 952, so I put 952a, it comes out empty, but title and itemcallnumber did come out. Anyone know what I can use to get location?
17:12 wizzyrea          ^^
17:12 oleonard          Too bad we keep our bug fixes super secret
17:11 wizzyrea          :)
17:11 schuster          Looking forward to the new features and software!!!
17:10 schuster          Oh glad to see the bug I just uncovered in my Live system is resolved in community!
17:04 jcamins           Lunch time!
17:00 wizzyrea          Patron is probably a better one to test with
17:00 schuster          " to Board member ...
17:00 schuster          Yes - There it is I changed it from "Library
17:00 wizzyrea          schuster, did you install the test patron categories?
16:59 schuster          AH so Library - "Category" is an institution?...  oleonard is a quick one!
16:59 oleonard          Are you registering an institutional patron?
16:58 schuster          But when I register patrons First name doesn't show at all in the display so how will making it mandatory do me any good.
16:53 wizzyrea          pipe separated
16:53 wizzyrea          yea, BorrowerMandatoryField
16:52 wizzyrea          under patrons, I think
16:52 wizzyrea          it's in the sysprefs
16:51 schuster          Question - I just registered a user on my "clean" test system and discovered it didn't ask for "First" name just other name.  So how do I get that back?
16:40 edveal            Thanks oleonard that did it.
16:39 wizzyrea          (different divs, of course)
16:39 oleonard          Try: $('#holdingst td:nth-child(6),#holdingst th:nth-child(6)').hide();
16:38 edveal            I have tried using to lines one for thead and one for tbody and that didn't work either.
16:38 wizzyrea          http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/JQuery_Library#Remove_Return_All_functionality_from_check_out_screen.2FPatron_Detail_page
16:38 wizzyrea          it's gonna be something like this
16:38 wizzyrea          k, sec
16:37 edveal            I found "Remove the textual item type description from the OPAC holdings table" But it is not the same. I have tried changing it around to try to get it to work but because the column is multiple <tr> I can't get it to do anything but remove the text.
16:36 wahanui           i think which one is it
16:36 wizzyrea          which one?
16:36 wizzyrea          that is similar
16:36 wizzyrea          yea, I was thinking of one there
16:36 edveal            Yes, I found something there that is close but can't get it to work.
16:35 wahanui           jquery library is found at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/JQuery_Library
16:35 wizzyrea          jquery library
16:35 edveal            Yes, they don't circulate items so they want the Due Date column hidden.
16:34 oleonard          edveal: In the OPAC?
16:34 edveal            hints?
16:34 edveal            I need to hide a column in the holdingst but am having a hard time figuring it out.  Can someone give me some hits?
16:32 * wizzyrea        gives jcamins the eye
16:32 * jcamins         votes for adding a third.
16:32 wizzyrea          I'd kind of be "for" that
16:31 wizzyrea          what do you think?
16:31 wizzyrea          well I don't know
16:31 oleonard          Time to get rid of the "old" kind?
16:31 wizzyrea          there's the "messaging system" and then there is the standard edit patron -> opac/intranet note
16:31 wizzyrea          which I think is a bit confusing?
16:31 wizzyrea          also, we have 2 kinds of patron notes
16:30 wizzyrea          hm I wonder if it would be possible to show the patron notes onthe patron detail page as well as on the checkout page
16:28 jcamins           schuster: I sent you a PM when you get a chance. :)
16:28 jcamins           Yeah, she brought some to class once.
16:25 wizzyrea          *nod* it is
16:25 schuster          ooo  kettlecorn is great!
16:22 * jcamins         thinks that's very cool.
16:22 jcamins           wizzyrea: I met someone who started a kettlecorn store in New York.
16:22 * wizzyrea        goes for a refresh on the popcorn
16:22 * oleonard        tries to calm jcamins before he hulks out
16:20 reiveune          bye
16:18 jcamins           Grr. marcelr isn't around.
16:16 jcamins           Okay.
16:16 schuster          I won't be able to do anything with it until tonight so no rush.
16:15 jcamins           Sorry it took so long... I've been incoherent all weekend.
16:15 jcamins           schuster: I should have a revised patch for you in about ten minutes.
16:15 schuster          OK then I will go back to work on the "enhancements" in command line scripts that I am trying to get packaged for submission...
16:14 jcamins           schuster: the decongestants are finally taking effect, so I'm sitting down to trace out the problem you reported. :)
16:14 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7284 major, P3, ---, jcamins, Needs Signoff , Authority matching algorithm improvements
16:14 wahanui           rumour has it bug 7284 is the first step to making that happen
16:14 schuster          bug 7284
16:13 schuster          jcamins - where are we with the authority patch?
16:12 jcamins           No, I think they're owned by different people. Just managed by the same company.
16:11 schuster          but librarything has more user related info doesn't it?  we use B&T for jackets a LOT cheaper not as cheap as Amazon or Google, but we're ok ...
16:08 oleonard          Wait... Syndetics and LibraryThing are owned by the same people?
16:06 wizzyrea          this makes *perfect* sense
16:06 wizzyrea          so they do the same thing, in a different way, and are run by the same company
16:06 * wizzyrea        sighs
16:06 jcamins           I believe.
16:06 jcamins           Different APIs and data.
16:06 wizzyrea          this is why I am confused.
16:06 libsysguy         yes we use Syndetics
16:06 jcamins           LTFL provides covers, reviews, and related items, I believe.
16:06 wizzyrea          but they are different, but both run by bowker?
16:05 wizzyrea          ltfl provides.... covers and reviews?
16:05 jcamins           Syndetics provides covers and reviews, I think.
16:05 jcamins           wizzyrea: they're different services.
16:02 libsysguy         she said she would basically be happy is she could set a defined pattern from one year to the next
16:01 wizzyrea          question - syndetics & librarything... the same thing? or different?
16:01 libsysguy         yeah im not entirely sure how to handle that
16:00 jcamins           libsysguy: ah. Yeah, I hate combined issues.
16:00 libsysguy         and accout for combined issues etc
15:59 libsysguy         jcamins: I think i figured out what the issue was (no pun intended).  She wants the next issue publication date changed so she can set a loosely defined date
15:47 huginn            slef: Quote #97: "chris_n shakes his fist (again) in the direction of Redmond" (added by wizzyrea at 03:21 PM, October 08, 2010)
15:47 slef              @quote random
15:47 huginn            slef: The operation succeeded.  Quote #190 added.
15:47 slef              @quote add <jcamins> Hehe. "Guillotine: the revolutionary card game you win by getting a head" <asaurat> lol <asaurat> I mean "mdr"
15:47 asaurat           not bad =)
15:46 asaurat           I played this game I think
15:46 asaurat           I mean "mdr"
15:46 asaurat           lol
15:45 jcamins           Hehe. "Guillotine: the revolutionary card game you win by getting a head"
15:44 * slef            returns to get sru working
15:44 slef              morning #koha
15:43 jcamins           Pretty heavy, though.
15:42 jcamins           And it's not even that full yet.
15:42 jcamins           All of our CDs and DVDs fit in one suitcase.
15:41 * tcohen          is a big fan of that spirit
15:39 tcohen            someone said vodka?
15:38 asaurat           bye kivilahtio
15:38 asaurat           who's sick ?!
15:37 jcamins           And maladies! (like Search.pm;)
15:37 kivilahtio        cheerios gents and mladies!
15:37 kivilahtio        but its time for me to go home
15:36 jcamins           Heh. That's the response of all intelligent individuals.
15:36 kivilahtio        I never went back there
15:36 kivilahtio        I have a feeling I someday took a look at it
15:36 jcamins           Exactly.
15:35 kivilahtio        vodka to numb the pain
15:35 kivilahtio        :D
15:35 * jcamins         gets the vodka for kivilahtio.
15:35 * wizzyrea        gets the popcorn
15:35 wizzyrea          you're hired. Now get to it.
15:35 jcamins           kivilahtio: you have no idea.
15:34 jcamins           lol
15:34 wizzyrea          ok that was really funny :)
15:34 kivilahtio        sounds like someone/or something is in a need for rewrite
15:34 * oleonard        finds wizzyrea hiding behind "# FIXME: WHY?"
15:33 wizzyrea          y'all better get your machetes, it's gonna be a trek to get me outta here.
15:33 * wizzyrea        hides in search.pm
15:33 wahanui           I know. That's why I said it.
15:33 jcamins           Very true.
15:32 huginn            wizzyrea: Quote #103: "<cait>: Nobody can find you hiding in Search.pm ;)" (added by wizzyrea at 09:18 PM, November 13, 2010)
15:32 wizzyrea          @quote random
15:32 huginn            wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.  Quote #189 added.
15:32 wizzyrea          @quote add libsysguy: one need not ask "why" where there are librarians involved :P
15:32 wizzyrea          oh right
15:31 wizzyrea          now I can't remember what the quote was I was trying to add
15:29 oleonard          Ha... "record store." You know, like where you get 78s for your gramophone.
15:29 jcamins           oleonard: hm. I guess that could be it. I don't know whether she got the CD new.
15:29 oleonard          I've seen used CD cases notched or with holes in them before... some kind of record store secret code
15:29 wizzyrea          did I not give you enough cookies?
15:29 * wizzyrea        pokes huginn
15:29 wizzyrea          is huginn ignoring me?!
15:28 jcamins           And I can't really see how one could hang the case in a useful fashion.
15:28 huginn            wizzyrea: Quote #23: "<gmcharlt> /msg huginn register nick password" (added by wizzyrea_ at 04:25 PM, August 06, 2009)
15:28 wizzyrea          @quote get 23
15:28 wizzyrea          O.o
15:28 jcamins           The CD is. Not the hole.
15:28 oleonard          Is it used?
15:28 jcamins           (there's no hole in the CD, just the case)
15:28 huginn            wizzyrea: Error: You must be registered to use this command. If you are already registered, you must either identify (using the identify command) or add a hostmask matching your current hostmask (using the "hostmask add" command).
15:28 wizzyrea          @quote add libsysguy: one is not to ask why where there are librarians involved :P
15:27 jcamins           libsysguy: granted, but this is my wife's CD.
15:27 libsysguy         exactly
15:27 wizzyrea          ^^ this
15:27 huginn            wizzyrea: Quote #123: "rangi: #thingsihavelearnt if there is a mad scheme a library somewhere will be doing it ... except madder" (added by wizzyrea at 09:20 PM, March 30, 2011)
15:27 wizzyrea          @quote get 123
15:27 libsysguy         jcamins, one is not to ask why where there are librarians involved :p
15:27 wizzyrea          you're welcome.
15:27 jcamins           Thanks for sharing. :P
15:27 libsysguy         grozz wizzyrea
15:27 wizzyrea          *almost*
15:26 * wizzyrea        almost ralphed in the parking lot of spud's daycare.
15:26 wizzyrea          duly noted one should *not* take certain antibiotics on an empty stomach
15:26 jcamins           What I'm wondering is "why?"
15:26 libsysguy         monsters
15:26 jcamins           Someone drilled a hole in this CD case.
15:25 libsysguy         wants manip back lol
15:25 libsysguy         I wish there was a better way :'(
15:25 wizzyrea          june 21 :P
15:25 jcamins           Or October 1 if the Fall issue is first.
15:24 jcamins           Ah. I use July 1.
15:24 wizzyrea          so say, start it on the 1st day of that season
15:24 libsysguy         there is, but a subscription start date is required
15:24 wizzyrea          tangentially related problem that may or may not be really related but that is sure to spark contentious debate
15:24 libsysguy         I think so lol
15:23 jcamins           Isn't there a 1/quarter option?
15:23 libsysguy         oh jcamins you have outwitted me this time
15:23 jcamins           You mean in planning?
15:23 libsysguy         how would you go about denoting that with a timestamp
15:23 jcamins           Witty comeback!
15:23 libsysguy         I a serial comes in say spring, winter, summer, and fall
15:23 jcamins           ^^ Random answer
15:23 jcamins           Never!
15:22 libsysguy         random question
14:25 kivilahtio        ok
14:25 jcamins           But if you're outsourcing the development, it's something you want to keep in mind.
14:25 jcamins           Right.
14:24 kivilahtio        jcamins: It's some extra work but it wont take more than days.
14:24 jcamins           Generally speaking, it's pretty easy.
14:24 kivilahtio        jcamins: ok, but that wont be a major issue, right?
14:22 jcamins           However, keep in mind that it can take a while for features to get into Koha, so you'll need to maintain the code, rebasing it to work with the latest master, until it gets in.
14:21 jcamins           Yes, that seems reasonable.
14:20 kivilahtio        I mean 1 man/month of work
14:20 kivilahtio        I am not looking for hard dates, just some general idea about how demanding it might be
14:20 kivilahtio        jcamins: what I wanted to hear is that, how large a task you feel this added functionality would be? I have come to think we could do it in 1 month
14:19 jcamins           You'll need to think very hard about how "most specific to least specific" would work in this case.
14:18 jcamins           I think the method you proposed makes sense, but I foresee problems with the circulation rules.
14:16 jcamins           Good for you! We get a lot of people who don't feel the same way, so I have a prepared speech about open source not meaning "someone else will do your work for free." :)
14:16 jcamins           kivilahtio++
14:14 kivilahtio        jcamins: reap the benefits and bear the burden
14:14 kivilahtio        jcamins: If we go OS we definetely weant to be a part of the community
14:14 jcamins           A lot of libraries don't think this through, and end up stuck on an old version of Koha permanently.
14:13 kivilahtio        jcamins: To do the migration, code more functionality, make it more suitable to our standards, make localizations
14:13 jcamins           Good, so you already thought about this.
14:13 kivilahtio        jcamins: If we move to OS ILS, I already suggested we hire a project team of 4 persons for the duration of 1 year
14:12 kivilahtio        jcamins: and in some cases we will run into trouble, not solvable by item types
14:12 jcamins           kivilahtio: Provided you're aware that this is going to be more work, I strongly support you adding the new feature. :)
14:12 kivilahtio        jcamins: but it would make things more streamlined
14:12 jcamins           I'm sure there is.
14:12 kivilahtio        It is
14:12 kivilahtio        jcamins: Is there anybody else who would benefit for having departments?
14:12 jcamins           It's just additional work.
14:11 jcamins_away      kivilahtio: I'm sure you could.
14:11 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: That is what I want to hear. Could we do it to match community standards?
14:10 jcamins_away      Remember that any customizations you do have to either get into mainline Koha (which means that it can't break any existing functionality, and has to meet community standards), or you have to maintain the code.
14:10 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: and not everyone of our libraries has the same department
14:10 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: So we would have serials department serials vs adults department serials
14:09 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: and about serials, we can have them in the serials departmant, as wel las in the adults department
14:09 jcamins_away      kivilahtio: I come from the school of thought that says "if it's less work and gets the job done, it's the right way to do it."
14:09 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: we can have sam item types in many departments
14:09 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: It doesn't seem to be the right way to do it
14:08 jcamins_away      That seems to me to be the way it works for all libraries: children's book, adult book, local history book, etc., etc.
14:07 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: Book for childrens department, Book for adults department
14:07 jcamins_away      kivilahtio: but you're going to have to define the same number of circulation rules in the end, so why not use the existing code?
14:06 kivilahtio        jcamins_away: we would have to define item types for every department
14:02 jcamins_away      kivilahtio: what's wrong with using item types?
14:01 kivilahtio        but search groups area a keyword mess when you have 10+ libraries in it
14:00 kivilahtio        And modify the search queries to include departments, or just use search groups
14:00 kivilahtio        We would have to modify the OPAC-view to hide departments from libraries facet
14:00 kivilahtio        loan rules etc.
14:00 kivilahtio        This way the departments would be like libraries, when it comes to funds, and
14:00 kivilahtio        define some libraries as departments.
14:00 kivilahtio        modifying the branches-table, to contain a parent/sibling-relation. So we can
13:59 kivilahtio        To alleviate this we are planning to extend the branches-functionality by
13:59 kivilahtio        same material is different depending on the department.
13:59 kivilahtio        department. Childrens area has no costs for returning late. Loan rules for the
13:59 kivilahtio        like to define separate loan rules for the musics department than the serials
13:59 kivilahtio        issue troubling us is tha lack of support for library departments. We would
13:59 kivilahtio        We have been gathering our software requirements specification, and one large
13:44 oleonard          What's up #koha?
13:44 tcohen            hi #koha
13:22 magnuse           doesn't seem too bad from here
13:04 jcamins_away      So, yeah, pretty slow.
13:01 jcamins_away      (waiting for bugs.k-c.org)
13:01 * jcamins_away    falls asleep.
12:58 chris_n           bugs.k-c.org slow for anyone else this morning?
11:43 cait              :)
11:41 vfernandes        do a script is not a problem :) I've already done many scripts for data migration to Koha from another systems like Aleph, Millenium, BiblioBase...
11:39 cait              or generate records
11:39 cait              I think there is no ready to use way to do it, you will have to script something
11:38 vfernandes        this afternoon will see this better
11:37 vfernandes        or maybe AddItemBatchFromMarc
11:36 vfernandes        AddItems from C4::Items maybe is the correct method to use
11:34 cait_             So not sure
11:33 cait_             In the past we created brief marc records with the items (for migrations)
11:32 cait_             Rebuilding the xml
11:31 cait_             Reindexing should do it
11:31 vfernandes        yes
11:31 cait_             Do you to which records they belong?
11:31 cait_             Hmm
11:30 vfernandes        I know the biblionumber where the item will be added... maybe I can create the item directly in the database an then rebuild the marcxml of the record
11:28 vfernandes        which is the easiest way to do this?
11:28 vfernandes        the records are already in the database... then the client sent me some new items to add to some records
11:27 wahanui           cait_: I forgot bulkmarcimport
11:27 cait_             Forget bulkmarcimport
11:27 wahanui           i guess bulkmarcimport is different perhaps, than the staged marc import scripts we patched
11:27 cait_             bulkmarcimport
11:25 vfernandes        ?
11:25 vfernandes        there is any tool to do bulk item import
11:23 cait_             T
11:18 vfernandes        it's possible to migrate only items (XML format) to one record?
11:17 * magnuse         wonder briefly if DBIx::Class::Migration might be applied to our discussion of how to handle database upgrades etc, then forgets about it
11:00 vfernandes        hi guys
10:36 wahanui           hdl: I forgot interesting
10:36 hdl               wahanui: forget interesting
10:33 cait              there should be no ___ hmm.
10:33 cait              that's cait from the mobile phone
10:33 wahanui           interesting is good
10:33 cait              interesting
10:31 magnuse           hehe
10:30 cait              but it's really not stable yet
10:30 cait              working on it
10:30 cait              heh
10:29 * magnuse         wonders if cait has managed to figure the cloning bug
10:14 asaurat           hi!
10:12 cait              hi #koha
10:10 cait-m            hi all
08:35 paul_p            good morning everybody
08:24 ephazz            i would like to delete all duplicate records, hw do i do that guys
08:10 asaurat           hello
08:03 ephazz            i would like to delete all duplicate records, hw do i do that guys
07:43 magnuse           kia ora #koha!
07:41 reiveune          hello
07:08 alex_a            hello #koha
04:03 bag               heya Amit_Gupta
03:40 Amit_Gupta        heya bag
00:14 eythian_bucklame  also, I'm in auckland, unfortunately.
00:13 Judit1            :)
00:13 Judit1            hmm, yeah that eythian was walking, not cycling
00:12 eythian_bucklame  Judit1: I don't think that was me