Time  Nick             Message
21:04 * wajasu         nice day out. off to try to run around White Rock Lake.
21:01 tweetbot`        [off] twitter: @kohails: "#kohails  Koha 3.8.5 Released http://t.co/vvDNU0Py"
20:50 ExtraordinaryBen Hopefully the cron job will actually do it's job now. ;)
20:49 ExtraordinaryBen Silly me, I just read that the other day. Ugh, Koha is still so new to me. Thanks for helping with this. It's working great now. :D
20:48 ExtraordinaryBen righto
20:47 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: rebuild_zebra.pl -b -a -r
20:47 ExtraordinaryBen jcamins: I've executed "rebuild_zebra.pl" manually, is there something else I'm suppose to do?
20:46 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: you have to rebuild since you used zebraqueue.
20:45 ExtraordinaryBen jcamins: Hmm, still getting that error... This is what my cron job looks like in /etc/cron.d/koha: */5 * * * *	koha	/usr/share/koha/bin/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -a -z &> /dev/null
20:43 drojf            these are the numbers with plack of course, it is much slower without
20:41 drojf            it was faster with master when i did it in july. should be more or less the same data now
20:40 pastebot         "drojf" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Raspberry Pi with Wheezy Raspian @ 1000MHz running Koha 3.8.4" (13 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/194
20:39 ExtraordinaryBen jcamins: alrighty, will do. ;)
20:38 wajasu           how many bibs/sec?
20:38 drojf            worked fine with plack though. but now i miss the last number to throw into gnuplot :(
20:37 jcamins          drojf: shocker! :P
20:37 drojf            oh. the staff client benchmark script sent the raspberry pi into a coma
20:36 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: you should set up the cron job running as your own user, and use `sudo chown -R myuser:myuser /var/lib/koha`
20:35 wajasu           libsysguy: i found a way to squelch the validation warning.  in C4/Context.pm i put the      use Koha::Schema back, and  just before that line I put:  $ENV{'DBIC_DONT_VALIDATE_RELS'} = 1; # once the DBIx schema has its schema adjusted we should remove this
20:35 ExtraordinaryBen Yeah, I've gotten that setup right. (to start up.) It's just the cron job for indexing that doesn't want to seem to work.
20:34 jcamins          And setting up the cron job is easier.
20:34 jcamins          (to start Zebra)
20:33 jcamins          You want to use the koha-zebra-ctl.sh init script.
20:33 jcamins          Interestingly, there was also a bug that caused this sort of problem in 3.8.2.
20:33 drojf            that's our zebra!
20:33 ExtraordinaryBen lol, zebra has been nothing but trouble for me. :P Right then, I'll undo that then. ;)
20:32 jcamins          You need to use either the cron jobs or the new background indexer.
20:32 jcamins          You have set up something which has been deprecated for over three years.
20:32 drojf            ExtraordinaryBen: for the record, the debian packages work with ubuntu 12.04 and make installation and maintenance nice and easy. now that you already have a running installation you would probably not want to switch though
20:32 jcamins          You haven't encountered a bug.
20:32 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: oh, zebraqueue daemon is your problem.
20:31 ExtraordinaryBen Yeah, I only recently got Zebra indexing working right. (I think. :P) I had been following the "Koha on Ubuntu" guide on the Wiki. I ended up finding "koha-zebraqueue-daemon" on my own, which the guide only mentioned how to remove, not setup. :P
20:27 ExtraordinaryBen I'm running Ubuntu 12.04.
20:27 jcamins          If you're lucky, it could actually just be an indexing error, in which case you wouldn't *have* to reindex.
20:26 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: also, reindex Zebra.
20:26 jcamins          I'm pretty sure this is an error that we were seeing for a while.
20:26 drojf            ExtraordinaryBen: out of curiosity, what operating system are you using?
20:25 ExtraordinaryBen Thanks, will do. ;)
20:25 jcamins          Okay, so your best bet is to get the latest (3.8.5 was released this morning) and upgrade.
20:24 ExtraordinaryBen Hmm, it's possible. I had downloaded the "koha-lastest.tar.gz" back in July I think. We've had the system running for a month or two now
20:23 * jcamins        crosses his fingers hopefully- packages are excellent.
20:23 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: in that case, you downloaded 3.8.2 instead of 3.8.3 by accident. How did you install?
20:23 jcamins          Anyway, this bug was fixed.
20:23 ExtraordinaryBen Upgrade? this is a brand new installation
20:22 jcamins          Actually, I think you ran into issues with your upgrade, because you're on 3.8.2.
20:22 ExtraordinaryBen yup. ;)
20:22 jcamins          I was close.
20:22 jcamins          3.8.3.
20:21 ExtraordinaryBen Forgot to mention. we're running 3.8.3
20:21 wahanui          rumour has it 3.6.6 is rather more mature and stable. 3.8.2 has a lot of cool new features
20:21 jcamins          Or 3.6.6?
20:21 jcamins          ExtraordinaryBen: you're running... 3.8.2?
20:20 ExtraordinaryBen Any help on the matter would be appreciated. ;)
20:20 ExtraordinaryBen here's a link: http://74.85.46.58/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=kw&q=exile&sort_by=title_az&biblionumber=40&biblionumber=50&biblionumber=51&biblionumber=115&biblionumber=116&biblionumber=141&loggedinuser=
20:20 ExtraordinaryBen Hello, I've got Koha setup for my library, it's working great and we're already getting books added to the catalog. One weird thing I noticed though is when I do a search and then try to list the results by title, author a-z, etc. I get and error message.
20:10 drojf            rangi++
19:44 jcamins          wajasu: that would break functionality.
19:43 wajasu           libsysguy: i changed the cardnumber to be not nullable and ran  prove t/Context.t   no warning now and all tests pass.  you might try that route.
19:43 libsysguy        well perhaps that too :p
19:43 jcamins          scamins is my mother. :P
19:43 libsysguy        oops
19:42 jcamins          sperkins, actually.
19:41 * libsysguy      is probably sounding like scamins :p
19:41 libsysguy        geez jcamins don't you ever clean house :p
19:41 jcamins          Oh, never mind. Apparently I have a lot of extra modules that can be automatically uninstalled.
19:40 jcamins          Apparently I'm missing a lot of Perl modules.
19:40 jcamins          Whoah.
19:39 libsysguy        most of them looking like "wtf man"
19:39 libsysguy        heh
19:39 jcamins          That's why rebasing the last patch in a series of five results in a half dozen new comments.
19:38 libsysguy        well that seems...non-trivial
19:37 libsysguy        ah
19:37 jcamins          libsysguy: you have to obsolete the follow-up and re-upload it after the first.
19:36 jenkins_koha     * Chris Cormack: Bumping version number for release
19:36 jenkins_koha     * f.demians: 3.8.5 Translation Update
19:36 jenkins_koha     Project Koha_3.8.x build #184: SUCCESS in 39 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.8.x/184/
19:36 libsysguy        im not sure how to fix that on the bug
19:36 jcamins          I can apply them in reverse.
19:36 jcamins          Okay.
19:36 libsysguy        i guess bz thought khall's should be first?
19:36 libsysguy        indeed they are
19:35 jcamins          libsysguy: patches are in the wrong order?
19:35 jcamins          Ummm... huh?
19:35 jcamins          git_aliases++
19:28 wajasu           whoever can regen the schemaspy, it might be helpful for reference after the 3.10  so the DBIx tweaks for has_many and such can go quicker.
19:25 rangi            yeah ill fix that in the webpage
19:24 jcamins          wajasu: not sure. It's some weird double-encoding thing, because it shows up properly when I just open up the release notes.
19:22 wajasu           how come we can't get Frederic's name to show wihtout mojibake?  The release notes in utf8?  cut-n-paste? wiki ?
19:18 wajasu           pretty
19:18 jcamins          :D
19:17 rangi            beat that proprietary vendors
19:17 tweetbot`        [off] twitter: @ranginui: "#kohails 3.8.5 released http://t.co/sN3VU4eH now off to man a stand at #lianza2012 come say hi, i'll give you a free ILS"
19:13 * wajasu         applause
19:12 rangi            and released
19:10 huginn           cait-m: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 11.0°C (9:00 PM CEST on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 94%. Dew Point: 10.0°C. Pressure: 30.13 in 1020 hPa (Rising).
19:10 cait-m           @wunder konstanz
19:05 wajasu           the only reason, that my suggesttion might not be feasibly is i did the work using grails against koha. and i know what needs to be done.
19:05 libsysguy        heh geez cait-m you're going to have to pick up the typing :p
19:04 cait-m           too slow on the phone
19:04 cait-m           i was going to say that - kaizen
19:04 wajasu           ok. lets go your route.  and if anyone steps up to do the work that I suggested, that can be a fallback strategy.
19:03 cait-m           i
19:03 cait-m           small changes
19:03 jcamins          Kaizen.
19:03 jcamins          It looks exactly like the old one because rewriting a data access layer is not a reasonable short-term project.
19:03 jcamins          Indeed, we have that new data access layer now.
19:03 libsysguy        and no action
19:03 libsysguy        there was a lot of talk if I recall
19:03 jcamins          wajasu: we tried that.
19:02 libsysguy        that sounds like paul_p
19:02 cait-m           :-)
19:01 wajasu           it might be better, to gen the schema, tweak it as necessary, write tests for all the DB access, then push a new data access layer.  its going to take months to do the patch-test-qa workflow we have here.
18:59 libsysguy        small_patches++
18:59 libsysguy        and then slowly push patches as necessary
18:59 libsysguy        my position on this is I would like to get the foundation in
18:59 libsysguy        im sure there will be several
18:59 wajasu           libsysguy: i suspect, that after you fix/tweak the might_have/has_one releationship for the is_nullable, another error will pop up.
18:59 libsysguy        nu uh
18:58 cait-m           you never ever had leeks?
18:58 libsysguy        he made shallow-fried Afghan vegetarian dumplings.
18:58 cait-m           what did you make?
18:57 libsysguy        uh oh
18:57 * libsysguy      has never had deeks
18:57 jenkins_koha     Starting build #184 for job Koha_3.8.x (previous build: FIXED)
18:57 * cait-m         waves
18:57 jcamins          Yeah, this used up the leeks and a potato.
18:57 libsysguy        well that makes sense based on your facebook pics with the weekly vegetables
18:56 libsysguy        hmm
18:56 jcamins          Technically I steam my stirfries, in fact.
18:56 jcamins          libsysguy: but I generally have a "no frying" policy.
18:55 libsysguy        sweet rangi++ jcamins++
18:55 wajasu           rangi++
18:55 jcamins          libsysguy: they are *so* good.
18:55 libsysguy        that doesn't sound appetizing
18:55 rangi            3.8.5 is tagged now too
18:55 libsysguy        created a monster?
18:55 * jcamins        just shallow-fried Afghan vegetarian dumplings.
18:55 jcamins          What have I done?!?
18:54 libsysguy        all it runs is use_ok
18:54 libsysguy        yeah it complains
18:53 libsysguy        let me check
18:53 libsysguy        it should
18:51 wajasu           when you do: prove t/Context.t  do you see it sqwuak?
18:47 wajasu           jcamins++
18:47 libsysguy        you can thank jcamins for that
18:47 * wajasu         git pull.. oh a new tag!  v3.06.09  :)
18:46 libsysguy        back
18:39 libsysguy        just got done working in the yard, going to take a shower...bbiab
18:37 libsysguy        kk
18:37 wajasu           ok testing now.  give me 5 minutes.
18:37 libsysguy        ok the change should be pushed
18:34 wajasu           i know.  i want it in too.
18:34 libsysguy        this is kind of a big deal :p
18:34 libsysguy        probably an umbrella to encompass all DBIx::Class rollouts
18:33 wajasu           then we can write tests, and put classes into service as needed.   you might need an omnibus bug to track rollout of new classes.
18:32 wajasu           great.
18:31 libsysguy        then we can deal with the hosed database later
18:31 libsysguy        that will kill the warnings when Koha::Schema isn't in use
18:31 libsysguy        how about this, as a compromise I will change use Koha::Schema to require Koha::Schema
18:30 wajasu           you will either have to change the DB to conform to the DBIx constraints, or edit the code.   The schema gen can really only be a one time thing, and it can't deal with the lack of referential integrity contraints.
18:28 libsysguy        mostly because it will get overwritten next time the rebuild script runs
18:27 libsysguy        that is what the documentation says anyway
18:27 libsysguy        *technically* you're not supposed to edit the class files with the table definitions
18:26 wajasu           maybe if you comment out the unique constraint on cardnumber, and add a FIXME comment, the warning will go away.
18:23 wajasu           then i can write tests to excercise the classes to work with the current schema.
18:22 jcamins          Right.
18:22 wajasu           sure. block it, or address it, and add a bug to deal with it in the future, so we know about it.
18:21 jcamins          That said, even better would be blocking the warning.
18:21 wajasu           its not really in this case, because once you check in the patch, the code gets executed everywhere, even "perl Makefile.PL" has that spitting out.
18:21 libsysguy        wajasu, that is pretty much how it works.  There is nothing that those classes can hurt
18:20 jcamins          libsysguy: I would rather there be an annoying warning than that we modify the database schema.
18:20 libsysguy        i think the warning is fine
18:20 wajasu           if the allowed strategy is to let you checkin over 100 classes that MAY work (untested), then YES you al least need to tweak the cardnumber to get the "complaint" to go away.
18:19 jcamins          libsysguy: the warning is acceptable.
18:18 libsysguy        so only the one class file with the card number
18:16 wajasu           i think you have to only checkin classes that work with the current schema.   to pass QA that is.
18:15 libsysguy        would you prefer for me to leave it, address the db issue in this patch, or adjust the class file to shut off the warning
18:14 libsysguy        what you and jcamins_away are suggesting
18:13 wajasu           about?
18:12 libsysguy        im confused
18:11 libsysguy        sorry, stepped away
18:03 jcamins_away     Eventually we should, yes.
18:02 wajasu           also, do you know if it is a preference for us to use DataTime everywhere?  then some investigation into using that DataTime component is warranted.
18:01 jcamins_away     Yes. A patch which reworks the database as a side effect is not really viable.
18:00 wajasu           i think if we check in a few hundred files, they need to be operational, and match the quirks of the schema.  then write bugs to address anomalies  as they are found.
17:58 wajasu           i see, you don't want to set things in stone yet.
17:57 libsysguy        then we can update the class files with the re-gen script
17:57 libsysguy        so that needs to be addressed on the db end first
17:57 libsysguy        yeah
17:57 wajasu           its because the cardnumber is a key and cardnumber is nullable.
17:56 libsysguy        and I don't want to make changes to the class file and mess up a relationship
17:56 libsysguy        no I didn't because it is an issue with the schema
17:55 wajasu           i'm getting it with those latest patches.
17:55 wajasu           its success, but  didn't you fix that cardnumber error in one of your patches?
17:54 libsysguy        the one about you having some kind of success
17:54 wajasu           libsysguy: so i'm sure you saw my last comment on 8798
17:47 wajasu           http://blog.2ndquadrant.com/the_rise_and_fall_of_centos/
17:45 wajasu           ok
17:45 jcamins_away     wajasu: no, the problem is getting Zebra working on CentOS.
17:40 wajasu           santy:  if you don't have a package, you can just grab the zebra source. untar/ungzip,  then read the INSTALL, and using make, build/compile it. if you are restricted by .gov selections.
17:20 jcamins_away     santy: without Zebra, there is no searching *at all*.
16:36 mtompset         I was hoping this would just work. It isn't.
16:36 * mtompset       grumbles, "I hate indexing."
16:14 santy            thanks a lot to all, I'll let you know how it went, bye
16:14 santy            ok, I will have than in mind as an argument
16:12 drojf            i don't know what "modern version of zebra" means, but zebra is not only doing z39.50, zebra is doing all indexing (making your data searchable), so if it does not work at all, koha does not work
16:09 santy            I must say I'm sorry, this thing has been clear for me since the beginning but my client is asking me for a justification because they are already paying for redhat support
15:59 santy            ok, so, no Z39.50 server, at least without lots of problems
15:58 jcamins_away     santy: I don't know. I just know that I haven't heard anyone say that they had it working, and a lot of people say that they were unable to get it working.
15:57 jcamins_away     One or two people have managed with Fedora Core, but I think not CentOS.
15:57 santy            so, Zebra does not work on any version of centos?
15:57 jcamins_away     santy: I haven't had reports of anyone getting Koha working with a modern version of Zebra on CentOS.
15:54 drojf            i don't think so. i suppose you either get everything to work ot nothing at all
15:53 santy            what I am really needing right now are compelling arguments against installing koha on redhat, besides mantainability issues... is there any feature that does not work on redhat?
15:51 santy            well if my client insists on redhat i'll write the howto, of course
15:51 drojf            i don't know but in general centos is not the preferred platform for koha
15:49 santy            and on 32bit?
15:48 drojf            feel free to write a howto for the wiki if you do ;)
15:47 drojf            my guess is no
15:45 santy            hi allbody!  has anyone tried to install 3.8 on centos 6.3 64bit with success?
15:23 mtompset         Bye, #koha.
15:23 mtompset         Well, long day tomorrow. I better sleep. Have a good day, cait. :)
15:09 cait             hi mtompset
15:08 mtompset         Belated greetings, cait.
14:42 cait             hi #koha
14:27 tweetbot`        [off] twitter: @andisugandi: "Ah! :) RT @kohails: #kohails  Koha 3.6.9 released http://t.co/cwci02Oq"
14:15 mtompset         Poor logs reduced to meaningless drivel.
14:15 * mtompset       wonders if there has ever been  a free-for-all here. ;)
14:14 * wajasu         takes a swipe at third parties
14:14 mtompset         You're just jealous, because he didn't blame you. :P
14:13 drojf            get a room you two
14:13 * wajasu         nudges back
14:13 * mtompset       pokes wajasu really hard.
14:13 mtompset         It wouldn't ruin a set of tests like that.
14:12 mtompset         Hey Hey!
14:11 wajasu           jcamins_away++
14:11 drojf            jcamins_away++
14:07 wajasu           they probably tested mtompsets uninstall script ;)
14:05 mtompset         Maybe someone messed the DB up?
14:03 wajasu           hmm
13:51 jcamins_away     But I thought 3.6.x had a separate DB.
13:51 jcamins_away     Nope.
13:50 mtompset         I don't think that's in 3.6.9, is it?
13:50 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5335 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Master , More granular VAT
13:50 mtompset         how about we blame bug 5335? ;)
13:49 mtompset         db_dependent_Acquisition test.
13:29 huginn           jcamins_away: The operation succeeded.
13:29 jcamins_away     @later tell rangi Any idea why 3.6.x just went unstable? I ran all the tests before pushing, and they passed.
13:28 wahanui          unstable is sid
13:28 jcamins_away     UNSTABLE?!?
13:27 jenkins_koha     * jcamins: Incrementing version number for 3.6.9 release
13:27 jenkins_koha     * f.demians: 3.6.9 Translation Update
13:27 jenkins_koha     * jcamins: Add release notes for Koha 3.6.9
13:27 jenkins_koha     Project Koha_3.6.x build #59: UNSTABLE in 45 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.6.x/59/
13:22 mtompset         It's about half way through the force a reindex of records.
13:22 mtompset         Wow... It's amazing to run on a real machine.
13:17 magnuse          time to take the dogs for walkies - have fun #koha!
13:07 tweetbot`        [off] twitter: @kohails: "#kohails  Koha 3.6.9 released http://t.co/Xp3NJ0CT"
12:59 mtompset         Yes, congratulations on the release.
12:58 magnuse          jcamins++
12:58 jcamins_away     mtompset: probably, yes.
12:58 mtompset         home page for Koha documentation is ...
12:57 mtompset         As of Koha 3.2, the Koha manual is now maintained in DocBook.  The
12:57 mtompset         I was just wondering... we're at 3.8 now... do we need to reference 3.2 anymore?
12:55 jcamins_away     Updated the website, sent the e-mail, tagged the repo, uploaded the tarball...
12:55 jcamins_away     Did I miss anything?
12:53 jcamins_away     If you spot any typos in the release notes, don't tell me.
12:53 jcamins_away     Okay, 3.6.9 is released.
12:52 magnuse          heh
12:52 jcamins_away     I never announced 3.6.8.
12:52 jcamins_away     magnuse: there might not be a globe.
12:51 magnuse          brick?
12:51 magnuse          hm, cant seem to find that?
12:50 jcamins_away     magnuse: globe?
12:49 * magnuse        wonders if any of the famfamfam silk icons will work for "thre dimantional objects"
12:43 jcamins_away     And Zebra requires a daemon written in C.
12:42 jenkins_koha     Starting build #59 for job Koha_3.6.x (previous build: SUCCESS)
12:42 jcamins_away     Right.
12:41 mtompset         Ah... it can't be fixed because of permission issues of installation?
12:41 jcamins_away     (and still have a working installation)
12:41 jcamins_away     But you know how many dependencies Koha has- how could you avoid installing them?
12:40 mtompset         Should it be removed? Or should it be fixed?
12:40 jcamins_away     No one has removed it.
12:40 mtompset         Then why is it an option listed?
12:39 jcamins_away     That doesn't actually work.
12:39 mtompset         And there is the "site" install case that I'd need to test too.
12:39 jcamins_away     If you are installing in dev mode, you can delete koha-dev manually.
12:38 jcamins_away     Not with a script.
12:38 mtompset         Wouldn't you want to below away you koha-dev dir?
12:36 jcamins_away     You're right. One can do a standard install using git.
12:36 jcamins_away     Not dev mode installs.
12:36 jcamins_away     Excuse me. _Standard_ installs.
12:36 mtompset         and git.
12:36 jcamins_away     The uninstall script is needed for tarball installs (only).
12:35 jcamins_away     Preparing a backup prior to removing is probably a good idea.
12:34 mtompset         |Not to mention... koha-remove doesn't do a db dump.
12:34 jcamins_away     That's not getting in either.
12:34 mtompset         I don't end-run around. I check, and call it for a single instance case.
12:34 jcamins_away     You use koha-remove to remove instances, and you uninstall the package.
12:33 jcamins_away     mtompset: there is absolutely no way a script that does an end-run around the Debian package management system is getting in.
12:33 mtompset         koha-remove doesn't do the apt-get remove call. ;)
12:32 jcamins_away     There is already a way to uninstall Koha when it's installed via packages.
12:32 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=459 enhancement, P4, ---, mtompset, In Discussion , No uninstall script
12:32 mtompset         bug 459
12:32 jcamins_away     mtompset: what are you doing?
12:25 jcamins_away     For real. :)
12:25 jcamins_away     Yay for cake!
12:24 jcamins_away     Hehe.
12:24 * magnuse        wanders off briefly to eat some cake
12:24 magnuse          not
12:24 magnuse          woohoo for normarc!
12:23 jcamins_away     Running make test for NORMARC.
12:23 jcamins_away     There was no announcement.
12:23 jcamins_away     mtompset: no idea.
12:22 mtompset         Is 3.8.5 out now?
12:22 mtompset         And 3.8.5 isn't listed.
12:22 mtompset         Yes, but the dashboard still says 3.8.4
12:20 jcamins_away     Installing UNIMARC now.
12:17 magnuse          tsk tsk ;-)
12:14 jcamins_away     magnuse: recently he's been forgetting to do announcements.
11:52 magnuse          hm, only 9 minutes left of the 22nd in nz and no mail about 3.8.5? release notes in git, though http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=misc/release_notes/release_notes_3_8_5.txt;h=e6d8631d19e3e4f015d4337248d1dabccf11e289;hb=057d899bdcc8a57b2af8a5ef25a7b056e6078e23
11:50 magnuse          cool
11:48 jcamins_away     magnuse: eythian does packages, rangi does the tarball.
11:47 magnuse          who builds 3.8.x? eythian or rangi?
11:47 magnuse          w00t!
11:45 * jcamins_away   builds 3.6.9.
10:38 magnuse          yay for lunch!
10:31 cait-m           lunch  :-)
10:30 cait-m           with irc...
10:29 cait-m           made me smile
10:28 cait-m           to measurd it
10:28 cait-m           there is a test abbreviated sifh irc...
10:28 cait-m           presentation about intercultural compstence now
10:27 magnuse          anything fun happening in dortmund?
10:25 huginn           cait-m: The current temperature in Dortmund, Germany is 13.0°C (11:50 AM CEST on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 67%. Dew Point: 7.0°C. Pressure: 29.98 in 1015 hPa (Steady).
10:25 cait-m           @wunder dortmund
10:24 huginn           cait-m: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 16.0°C (12:00 PM CEST on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Rain. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 15.0°C. Pressure: 29.96 in 1014 hPa (Rising).
10:24 cait-m           @wunder konstanz
10:22 cait-m           hmm user error
10:21 cait-m_          at least i have it back  :-)
10:19 magnuse          gah
10:19 cait-m_          now have to reconfigure
10:18 cait-m_          i had to sent my old one in for repair and it got replaced
10:18 cait-m_          yeah
10:17 wahanui          mtompset: I forgot perhaps
10:17 mtompset         wahanui: forget perhaps
10:17 wahanui          perhaps is a configuration problem
10:17 mtompset         perhaps.
10:17 magnuse          ohnoes
10:17 cait-m_          mobile running out if battery maybe
10:17 cait-m_          sitting in a room
10:17 cait-m_          hm no
10:16 mtompset         train internet flakey?
10:16 mtompset         cait-m_?
10:12 * mtompset       grins.
10:12 wahanui          i think cait-m is on a train :-)
10:12 mtompset         cait-m?
10:12 mtompset         This humidity kills me.
10:11 huginn           mtompset: The current temperature in Loyola Heights, Quezon City, Philippines is 28.2°C (5:56 PM PHT on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 26.0°C. Pressure: 29.74 in 1007 hPa (Steady).
10:11 mtompset         @wunder MNL
10:11 huginn           mtompset: I'll give you the answer as soon as RDA is ready
10:11 mtompset         @wonder MNL
10:10 cait-m           :-) thx
10:10 mtompset         Yes, cheers for cait-m!
10:10 * mtompset       nods.
10:10 cait-m           but yay
10:10 magnuse          well, you do have a full job and contribute a lot to koha!
10:09 cait-m           took a while...
10:09 magnuse          1/3 of the way - awesome!
10:09 magnuse          w00t!
10:08 cait-m           only 24 more to be done
10:08 cait-m           also got my certificate for 12 finished modules today
10:08 cait-m           it does
10:07 magnuse          i bet that feels good!
10:07 magnuse          yay!
10:06 cait-m           fair and got everything done on time
10:06 magnuse          cait-m: woohoo!!1!
10:06 cait-m           was ok
10:06 cait-m           :-)
10:06 mtompset         How did they go, cait-m?
10:06 mtompset         But the script only works for ONE instance, so taking back ups is really their problem if they have more than one.
10:06 cait-m           nope all done
10:05 magnuse          mtompset: good plan!
10:05 mtompset         So they don't lose their data at worst.
10:05 magnuse          cait-m: cheating with your mobile during exams? :-)
10:05 mtompset         mysqldump ....
10:05 mtompset         I dump the MySQL DB.
10:04 magnuse          hiya cait-m
09:52 drojf            for packages i guess it would make more sense to have the uninstallation process ask me if i would like to keep the instances or remove them
09:44 mtompset         Similarly, if you have multiple git repos in your home directory, the script won't work.
09:37 mtompset         then it works smoothly. :)
09:37 mtompset         if you have multiple instances, it will tell you do koha-remove all but 1 first. ;)
09:37 mtompset         so if you had a koha-uninstall which was koha-remove aware...
09:36 drojf            i have actually managed to forget that myself before ;)
09:36 drojf            i see
09:35 mtompset         So you'll still have pieces of koha lying around.
09:34 mtompset         most people will forget that.
09:34 mtompset         before you uninstall koha-common.
09:34 mtompset         And actually, you need to use koha-remove.
09:34 mtompset         It should, but I need the script to be packages, git, and tarball friendly.
09:32 drojf            why would you need that for package installs? should removing the package not take care of that?
09:31 mtompset         I think I almost have it tested for package installs.
09:28 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=459 enhancement, P4, ---, mjr, NEW , No uninstall script
09:28 wahanui          i think mtompset is working on the ultimate koha uninstall script for fun. Bug 459. Old school, baby!
09:28 mtompset         mtompset?
09:27 mtompset         Oh, I should expand that.
09:27 drojf            heh
09:27 wahanui          rumour has it mtompset is working on the ultimate koha uninstall script for fun. ;)
09:27 drojf            mtompset?
09:27 mtompset         Try again now. ;)
09:26 mtompset         No, just 1 months.
09:26 drojf            i think wahanui keeps telling that for three months already :)
09:26 wahanui          i think mtompset is trying to do a variety of projects in less than three months!
09:26 drojf            hey mtompset
09:26 mtompset         greetings, drojf.
09:24 drojf            good morning #koha
09:24 drojf            sun, at least
09:24 drojf            summer again :)
09:24 huginn           drojf: The current temperature in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany is 15.3°C (11:13 AM CEST on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 58%. Dew Point: 7.0°C. Pressure: 29.74 in 1007 hPa (Steady).
09:24 drojf            @wunder berlin, germany
09:19 * magnuse        wonders if misc/cronjobs/batch_anonymise.pl needs an update after the hourly loans changes
09:17 magnuse          rangi decides, though :-)
09:17 magnuse          looks like its already after 9 pm there, so it should be close
09:17 magnuse          september 22, nz time
09:11 wahanui          mtompset: I forgot so, when
09:11 mtompset         wahanui: forget so, when
09:10 wahanui          it has been said that so, when is 3.8.5 coming out? Later today? Monday?
09:10 mtompset         so, when?
09:10 wahanui          mtompset: I forgot sunday
09:10 mtompset         wahanui: forget sunday
09:10 mtompset         wahauni forget Sunday
09:10 wahanui          hmmm... Sunday is going to break records
09:10 mtompset         Sunday?
09:10 mtompset         So, when is 3.8.5 coming out? Later today? Monday?
09:08 magnuse          yeah, think so :-)
09:07 huginn           magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 7.0°C (10:50 AM CEST on September 22, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 5.0°C. Windchill: 4.0°C. Pressure: 30.04 in 1017 hPa (Steady).
09:07 magnuse          @wunder boo
09:07 magnuse          you could say that, i guess
08:58 mtompset         It's the end of summer?
08:46 magnuse          and happy equinox too, btw!
08:42 tweetbot`        [off] twitter: @mikromarc: "The Bibits AS Daily is out! http://t.co/Ys8A4TGL â–¸ Top stories today via @NewWorldLibrary @kohails"
08:36 magnuse          not sure exactly when, but it is today, at least
08:36 * mtompset       joins magnuse in crossing his fingers, but adds a few prayers too. :)
08:35 mtompset         When is it? now?
08:30 * magnuse        keeps his fingers crossed for cait's exam
08:20 magnuse          kia ora #koha!
08:13 mtompset         Oh... wait...
08:08 mtompset         I think I have it. One last test.
07:24 mtompset         Bye, wajasu.
07:02 wajasu           got my stuff done and time to crash.
06:51 mtompset         Ooo... had thought about KOHA_CONF, etc. More code being added.
06:45 mtompset         Okay... rebooted. Restarting VM...
06:31 wajasu           i finally got the DBIx stuff working on squeeze, using a fresh VM.  libsysguy will be relieved.
06:31 mtompset         Going to reboot.
06:31 mtompset         I like &> /dev/null it's shorter, and works equally well.
06:29 * wajasu         finishing up some testing before I croak.
06:28 wajasu           you can do that in crontab lines so that if there is no output, no mail gets sent. :)
06:27 wajasu           the order matters too.
06:26 mtompset         Yes, the > /dev/null 2>&1 actually redirects STDERR to STDOUT, and STDOUT has been redirected to /dev/null
06:25 mtompset         I'm testing this on my packages clone first.
06:25 mtompset         just finished the reclone...
06:24 wajasu           oh.
06:24 wajasu           your &> /dev/null may be ok, but i am used to an old way.
06:24 mtompset         paste
06:24 mtompset         Strange, the past introduced those bizarre Aborting with spaces.
06:23 wajasu           the stuff in parenthesis gets run and its output feeds the read statements in the while loop.
06:22 wajasu           the done line looks fishy.  maybe you need   <<(ls  instead of < <(ls
06:21 wajasu           if thats the usage problem
06:20 wajasu           the sudo lines after 272. (koha-zebra-daemon area)  i believe you want to eat allthe output and send it to /dev/null.   try     >/dev/null  2>&1    instead ( that redirects stderr to stdout and then stdout to /dev/null
06:18 wajasu           it will be plain to see
06:17 mtompset         Opening with a different editor...
06:16 mtompset         I'm looking at in Windoze... give me more context?
06:16 wajasu           you cant do that in bash
06:16 wajasu           230 has files.    with a couple of newlines then Aborting!"
06:15 wajasu           242 you pipe to grep at end, but what are you grepping for?
06:12 mtompset         I'm getting an error around 232, 242, and some bizarre usage message around the koha-zebra-daemon.
06:12 wajasu           i wrote a bash script which backed up the local system, and tar and piped it through ssh to another server.  it required building up paths from lots of variable configured at the beginning.
06:12 pastebot         "mtompset" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "lastest version of uninstall.sh" (321 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/193
06:10 wajasu           i could scan it and let yo know if i see anything.  alot of code.
06:10 mtompset         Uninstall programs are intense. You have to make sure you get all the tiny pieces.
06:10 mtompset         There are three errors now in my current version, which I would like to track down.
06:09 mtompset         I'm still trying to figure out a couple others.
06:09 mtompset         But testing helped clean those up.
06:09 mtompset         Well, there were mistakes...
06:08 wajasu           no mistakes.
06:08 wajasu           nice.  i read yor patch earlier. kinda intense
06:08 mtompset         Okay... first testing run partly completed. reclone, and retesting...
06:07 mtompset         Greetings again, wajasu
04:36 * wajasu         over and out
04:24 mtompset         Oops... ran out of disk space, let's try again.
04:02 * mtompset       is cloning his packages VM.
03:23 mtompset         And test it.
03:21 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=459 enhancement, P4, ---, mjr, NEW , No uninstall script
03:21 mtompset         bug 459
03:21 mtompset         Now to patchify my uninstall script
03:18 mtompset         No, not as bad.
03:09 wajasu           DBIc has some Moo in it.  I guess its not as bad as an entire Moose
03:05 wajasu           mtompset: read 8798 comment #23
03:04 wajasu           he ages gracefully
03:03 mtompset         Greetings, #koha. Is it still Nate's birthday? Happy Birthday again, Nate. ;)
03:01 wajasu           you are probably right.
02:57 jcamins_away     wajasu: no, we are not refactoring all the database tables just to make the names more pleasant. That way lies regression.
02:55 wajasu           maybe its because i'm used to OO / ORM  stuff and just reference objects not caring about the PK.
02:55 libsysguy        gnight
02:54 libsysguy        ill pester for a sign off on monday ;)
02:54 libsysguy        you guys have a good night
02:54 libsysguy        actually im out too
02:53 wajasu           i am wondering if i can use PPI to parse and refactor
02:53 jcamins          And I prefer table_id
02:53 jcamins          Screw that. I just wish we *had* PKs.
02:53 libsysguy        or at least columnnameid
02:53 libsysguy        ME TOO
02:53 wajasu           i wish all the PKs were called id.
02:52 wajasu           i had generated the dbicdump for the 147 tables.  the schema had so many places with no ref constraints. probably for a reason.
02:51 * libsysguy      thinks jcamins is the man for the job
02:51 libsysguy        man I should have applied and been voted out :p
02:51 libsysguy        oh a server comes with the job
02:51 jcamins          My RM repo is only 819MB.
02:51 libsysguy        why didn't i think of that initially
02:50 jcamins          And that's why I'm getting a server with a large hard drive.
02:50 libsysguy        of course
02:50 jcamins          libsysguy: I use my RM repo.
02:50 libsysguy        how are you going to handle that when you're the next RM
02:50 libsysguy        geez jcamins
02:49 jcamins          I added a couple.
02:49 jcamins          I'm at 100.
02:49 jcamins          Wait, no, just kidding.
02:49 jcamins          :)
02:49 jcamins          I'm down below 100 now.
02:49 jcamins          I deleted 200 branches the other day.
02:48 * libsysguy      's tree needs pruning
02:48 * libsysguy      should at least clean up some old branches
02:48 jcamins          (so it will be 1.25GB)
02:47 jcamins          I should probably prune my repo.
02:47 libsysguy        anywho, I just thought I'd drop in and complain for a moment :p
02:47 wajasu           yup
02:46 libsysguy        yeah…big
02:46 jcamins          My repo is 1.3GB.
02:46 jcamins          ~200MB?
02:46 wajasu           years of history
02:46 libsysguy        pretty big I think
02:46 libsysguy        I forget how big the koha git repo is now
02:45 libsysguy        there are a ton of Koha deps
02:45 libsysguy        I mean I like catalyst, but their releases are poop
02:45 wajasu           the cpan pull for all of the koha deps is 100MB
02:44 wajasu           you guys have the history in this environment, so i trust you know better.
02:44 jcamins          (imitating Catalyst, that is)
02:44 jcamins          Dreadful plan.
02:44 jcamins          I have to agree with libsysguy on this.
02:44 libsysguy        hint: shitty
02:43 jcamins          lol
02:43 libsysguy        ask Catalyst (not the company) how well that is working out
02:43 libsysguy        I can't say I really recommend that course of action
02:43 libsysguy        it seems like the only oddity between our installs was the plurality of the action logs table
02:42 wajasu           makes me want to just create local::lib for all of koha's app.
02:42 libsysguy        well that is why I was asking colin what version he was using
02:42 wajasu           its an interesting problem.  if we can't use that deb pkg in the currently deploy squeeze servers.
02:41 libsysguy        fun with dbix apparently :p
02:40 wajasu           fun.
02:40 libsysguy        work or fun?
02:40 libsysguy        heh
02:40 wajasu           not today.
02:39 libsysguy        wajasu do you ever sleep?
02:27 jcamins          You are quite welcome.
02:26 lodac-h          Thanks a bunch! fyi, our discussion the other day about support, I have two of three people okay'd, now we are working on budget creation. good stuff. Thanks!
02:22 lodac-h          ah. yes. I am also correcting utf8 stuff
02:22 jcamins          koha-rebuild-zebra --full instance
02:22 jcamins          lodac-h: you have to reindex.
02:11 lodac-h          after the upgrade from 3.6 all the settings pull, however nothing is in the catalog.
02:09 lodac-h          in 3.6 all items are stored in mysql correct?
01:55 jenkins_koha     Chris Cormack: Updated the release notes
01:55 jenkins_koha     Project Koha_3.8.x build #183: FIXED in 38 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.8.x/183/
01:55 jenkins_koha     Yippie, build fixed!
01:42 lodac-h          okay. perfect.
01:41 jcamins          If there is data, you'll have to figure out what you want to do with it.
01:41 jcamins          If there's no data in it, just replace the contents with the contents of the 3.6.4 database.
01:40 jcamins          No need to remove anything.
01:40 lodac-h          if I already created the instance I wanted on the 3.8.4 machine, could i remove and start over... or would I be able to export the database from the mock conversiona nd import it into the desired 3.8.4 instance?
01:38 jcamins          You might want to get a drink while that's running- I think it'll take a while.
01:38 lodac-h          beautiful...
01:37 jcamins          Run koha-upgrade-schema instance
01:37 jcamins          Load it into the database on the 3.8.4 machine.
01:37 jcamins          mysqldump the database from the 3.6.4 machine.
01:37 jcamins          Call it something sensible.
01:37 jcamins          Create a new instance on the 3.8.4 machine.
01:36 jcamins          lodac-h: very simple.
01:36 lodac-h          moving from tarball install 3.6.4 to a package install 3.8.4... simple way to export and import? or am I looking at some fun :)
01:36 * jcamins        waves
01:34 lodac-h          hello
01:16 jenkins_koha     Starting build #183 for job Koha_3.8.x (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE -- last SUCCESS #180 2 days 21 hr ago)
01:16 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6617 normal, P5 - low, ---, jcamins, Pushed to Stable , table of contents not printing right if entered right
01:16 jenkins_koha     tomascohen: Bug 6617 - Wrong first indicator value in test
01:16 jenkins_koha     Project Koha_3.8.x build #182: STILL UNSTABLE in 1 hr 3 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.8.x/182/
01:03 wajasu           hope its not  on a sheeva plug
00:43 drojf            good night #koha
00:43 drojf            [off] if anyone wants to try it, opac http://78.52.96.182:5000/cgi-bin/koha/opac-main.pl | staff http://78.52.96.182:5001/cgi-bin/koha/mainpage.pl user/pass: test
00:43 jcamins          drojf: awesome!
00:42 drojf            and overclocked to 1000mhz
00:41 drojf            but i have a fresh raspberry pi with 3.8 and plack :)
00:40 drojf            uh it got late
00:38 rangi            ok, off again
00:38 rangi            other things, don't notice
00:38 rangi            its a good way to spot stuff that is actually tested well, Acquisitions.t failed exactly as it should
00:38 rangi            :)
00:37 * jcamins        likes to pretend.
00:37 jcamins          Oh yeah.
00:37 rangi            they arent actually tested properly
00:37 jcamins          Also the import_* tables.
00:32 rangi            which means they both cant test using the same test data anymore
00:32 rangi            and removed
00:32 rangi            but with latest set of patches the acquisitions tables changed (columns renamed)
00:31 rangi            since the structure hasnt changed
00:31 rangi            hasnt needed one
00:31 jcamins          Oh, 3.8.x doesn't have a separate DB?
00:31 rangi            i want a fresh 3.8.x one, master has diverged enough that it needs its own
00:31 jcamins          rangi: I know. Just being silly.
00:30 rangi            root password
00:30 jcamins          Why do you need a new DB?
00:30 jcamins          rangi: katikoan? :)
00:26 wajasu           :)
00:26 wajasu           koha
00:24 rangi            hmm i need a fresh db made on the jenkins server but ive forgotten the mysql password, so that will have to wait for biblibre
00:12 jenkins_koha     Starting build #182 for job Koha_3.8.x (previous build: UNSTABLE -- last SUCCESS #180 2 days 20 hr ago)
00:10 rangi            heh
00:07 martian523       thanks!
00:07 martian523       i don't really understand right now, will sign on next week again, need to leave now
00:07 jcamins          (circulation and fine rules)
00:06 jcamins          Look in your circ rules configuration screen.
00:06 jcamins          martian523: probably because there is no "Renewals" box relating to creating item types.
00:06 wajasu           when they read it, they will know.
00:06 jcamins          Probably Colin also has a newer version.
00:06 martian523       o...
00:06 jcamins          wajasu: I think your analysis is a good one.
00:06 wajasu           not related to yours.
00:05 martian523       is that bug referring to my question? or answering some other question?
00:03 huginn           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8798 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, elliott, Needs Signoff , Add the use of DBIx::Class
00:03 wajasu           if anyone might have a suggestion about bug 8798, comment #23,  feel free to chime in with suggestions.