Time  Nick            Message
23:57 dcook           bgkriegel++
23:57 dcook           mtj++
23:57 dcook           marcelr++
23:23 huginn`         bag: The operation succeeded.
23:23 bag             @later tell druthb hey if you are around tonight I wanted to talk with you about some data ideas that I need help with - I'll be back in channel around 9pm my time
22:43 drojf           good night #koha
22:43 * drojf         gives up on the power supply and goes to bed
22:35 jcamins         Now I need a super-stiff drink.
22:34 jcamins         drojf: gee, thanks.
22:28 drojf           jcamins: SWB lite unimarc+ISO 8859-1 sounds vaguely attractive
22:21 drojf           (and we are not a member AFAIK)
22:21 drojf           jcamins: kobv says you have to ask per email. i think they made us an account at some point but i can't check right now http://www.kobv.de/en/library_info/services_for_libraries/bibliographic_and_authority_data_files/arbeitsmaterialien/targetprofil_kobv_index/
22:19 * drojf         got the implied label of unuseful work
22:18 * trea          returns to useful work.
22:18 jcamins         And I bet I can find someone who will tell me if there's one for SWB. :)
22:18 drojf           :)
22:18 drojf           trea: not really. but i should check dpavlin's blog if he hacked that thing by any chance .)
22:18 drojf           jcamins: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibliotheksverbund
22:17 trea            i suppose you could drojf, if you felt the need.
22:17 wizzyrea        yay I helped!
22:17 jcamins         Actually, I can recognize a lot of them, and at the very least there's HEBIS, KOBV, and GBV.
22:16 drojf           trea: i did not know they sell the beagle for 20€ now. i could of course just buy a cheap android on top of that ;)
22:16 wizzyrea        highfive is <reply> o/* HIGHFIVE *\o
22:16 wahanui         wizzyrea: I forgot highfive
22:16 wizzyrea        forget highfive
22:16 wahanui         i heard highfive was o/*HIGHFIVE*o
22:16 wizzyrea        highfive!
22:16 wizzyrea        hehe
22:16 wizzyrea        but your point stands, you'd still possibly have to know the name of the consortia.
22:15 jcamins         Cool! Do you know, I never knew that.
22:15 jcamins         wizzyrea: ooh, maybe.
22:15 wizzyrea        I thought you could
22:15 jcamins         drojf: no, I was asked if there were Z39.50 servers for the large consortia.
22:15 wizzyrea        ?
22:15 wizzyrea        you can't search by country
22:15 jcamins         wizzyrea: that'd require me to know the names of the consortia.
22:14 cjh             marketing department worked hard on that.
22:14 drojf           jcamins: looking for something specific?
22:14 cjh             heh
22:14 drojf           and a really fine gray scale. with gazillions of different grays
22:13 drojf           cjh: on the 800xsomething screen. but in theory, it's great resolution ;)
22:13 drojf           cjh: lol
22:13 wahanui         irspy is a good source for identifying Z39.50 targets. See http://irspy.indexdata.com.
22:13 wizzyrea        jcamins: irspy?
22:13 drojf           oh no i broke my notebook power supply again. either i have to take soldering lessons or finally buy a new one
22:12 cjh             drojf: books in 1080p !
22:11 jcamins         Thanks. I'll ask cait tomorrow.
22:11 drojf           cjh: biiig letters lol
22:11 drojf           but cait will know better
22:11 drojf           jcamins: i think you usually need an account. which you can get either by being a member or by just asking
22:10 cjh             drojf: my bet is that some of that 4GB is used by something already, or the books are REALLY high-def :p
22:10 jcamins         drojf: huh?
22:10 drojf           ???
22:10 jcamins         drojf: you may know the answer to this: I was asked if there were public Z39.50 servers for the major German consortia.
22:10 drojf           • Store and read up to five books at a time … • 4GB internal memory
22:09 jcamins         Alas, no cait.
22:09 pianohacker     removes a lot of complexity from the reader :)
22:08 drojf           different plattform. but i would also find it ridiculous if i had an android
22:07 pianohacker     drojf: no smartphone, or different platform?
22:07 drojf           it would be for me
22:06 trea            that's not a problem for me personally
22:06 drojf           trea: you can only use the beagle with an android smartphone because it requires a certain app to send books? :/
22:03 maximep         mailing lists are the best for announcements
22:03 maximep         announcing a live cd isn't really a question and is better suited to mailing lists
22:03 gmcharlt        maximep: yeah, the flipside is that a *lot* of librarians are very used to MLs
22:02 drojf           i'd prefer not to have discussions about why so many people downvoted xy. like, another live dvd
22:02 maximep         like everything, once we get used to something, it's hard to learn something new
22:01 wizzyrea        don't need to have a reason to have feels
22:01 wizzyrea        probably it's just a preference :)
22:01 wizzyrea        could be.
22:01 maximep         when I switched to linux
22:01 maximep         maybe it's because I used forums for years before discovering ml
22:00 wizzyrea        hm
21:59 maximep         add upvoting to that and it's perfect =)
21:59 maximep         *list
21:59 maximep         I really like http://vanillaforums.org/discussions because it's usable as a forum, but you can use it as a mailing ling
21:59 wizzyrea        ;) j/k
21:59 * wizzyrea      will be expecting your solution to that
21:58 wizzyrea        :P
21:58 wizzyrea        and they all see the same stuff.
21:58 wizzyrea        then the mailing list users could continue doing that, and the people who like web forums could do that
21:58 wizzyrea        it would be a winner.
21:58 wizzyrea        now, if you could take the web version of the mailing lists, and add upvoting of answers to that
21:58 maximep         well hmmm there's probably a vanilla (forum) plugin for that
21:57 maximep         haha
21:57 maximep         hmmm the best would be a forum/ml/stackoverflow all combined
21:56 gmcharlt        rambutan: heh
21:56 wizzyrea        bad because spying.
21:56 wizzyrea        gmail is good for lists because it has the threaded view
21:55 wizzyrea        no wonder you're frustrated.
21:55 rambutan        gmcharlt: apropos is a perfectly good Linux command that I never use because it takes me too long to figure out how to spell it
21:55 wizzyrea        ugh digests are terrible.
21:55 maximep         but never answered anything
21:55 wizzyrea        yea, my thought is that you really need a combo of the lists + upvoting
21:55 maximep         i'm suscribed to all koha digests of the ml
21:54 maximep         but still, it's hard to find an answer to a question hidden in 12 replies
21:54 wizzyrea        :)
21:54 wizzyrea        oh so you *do* use them
21:54 wizzyrea        and the replies go to the list
21:54 maximep         sure, that's what I use most of the time
21:54 wizzyrea        you can even reply there
21:54 wizzyrea        see at the bottom of that page
21:53 wizzyrea        that does threading
21:53 wizzyrea        well you can browse the koha list through gmane or another web portal
21:53 maximep         95% of messages seem to be reply text
21:53 maximep         I never know who to reply to, always get confused about flow of the conversation
21:52 maximep         that's always been a problem with tons of projects
21:52 wizzyrea        just like that :P
21:52 wahanui         mailing lists are http://koha-community.org/support/koha-mailing-lists/
21:52 wizzyrea        mailing lists?
21:52 maximep         never did, never will. I don't even know how they work
21:52 wizzyrea        but a Koha user definitely gets the best exposure for issues by sending questions to the list
21:52 maximep         only speaking from my experience, I don't use mailing lists
21:52 wizzyrea        I could be wrong about that.
21:51 wizzyrea        so in all likelihood, without extensive tending by someone, it won't actually ever get used
21:51 wizzyrea        is that nobody wants to check *another* forum.
21:50 wizzyrea        the resistance I feel we will come up against, with using something like q and a
21:48 drojf           s/lie/like
21:47 maximep         lol
21:47 drojf           "If you liked Q&A Lite, you’ll  love... Infinite SEO" sounds lie a threat
21:47 maximep         yes, that's why I wrote "open" after. free isn't open hehe
21:47 wizzyrea        it just means open :)
21:47 wizzyrea        open source doesn't mean "free"
21:46 wizzyrea        everything we do is 100% GPL, so you can customize it as much as you want, we’ll even give you a hand!
21:46 maximep         "open"
21:46 maximep         well
21:46 maximep         the lite version is
21:46 * wizzyrea      checks to see if it's actually open source
21:46 maximep         so would i
21:46 maximep         and we had to add stuff to it
21:46 wizzyrea        if the plugin were amazing I would pay the 9 bucks
21:46 maximep         because it wasn't done at all to be customizable
21:46 maximep         wizzyrea: I don't think so. My company never pays for anything
21:45 wizzyrea        because those are not exactly inspiring statements of support ^.^
21:45 wizzyrea        and what compelled you to rewrite half of it?
21:45 drojf           "…just like StackOverflow, Yahoo Answers…" it's really ridiculous to see these two next to each other :D
21:45 wizzyrea        maximep: did you pay for the full version?
21:43 tcohen          and am thinking of using it to virtualize my dev toolbox
21:43 gmcharlt        er, apropos
21:43 gmcharlt        aropos - https://listserv.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind1307&L=CODE4LIB#35
21:42 maximep         http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/qa-wordpress-questions-and-answers-plugin-lite/
21:42 tcohen          i never used windows on a daily base in my whole life
21:42 tcohen          (samsung to blame)
21:42 tcohen          my battery life goes down, because of crappy support on the kernel
21:41 tcohen          i'm stuck
21:41 maximep         except for the part that I rewrote half of it. trying to remember it's name
21:41 rangi           hi tcohen
21:41 wizzyrea        hm what is it called?
21:41 maximep         there's a pretty good WP extension that duplicates stackoverflow. I wonder if it would be cool on k-c.org
21:41 wizzyrea        on stackoverflow
21:40 wizzyrea        upvotes
21:40 wizzyrea        well, the asker usually submits the answer that fixed it for them
21:40 drojf           (unlike on reddit :P)
21:40 drojf           maximep: as long as the voting is done by people that know what they are doing…
21:39 tcohen          hi drojf
21:39 maximep         imo the format of stackoverflow where you upvote the best answer is more useful than searching on a ml
21:39 drojf           hi tcohen
21:39 tcohen          hi rangi
21:38 rangi           there was a library section
21:38 maximep         a koha section on stackoverflow would be fun
21:36 drojf           the koha subreddit is not very active ^^
21:35 pianohacker     it's worth the effort imo :)
21:34 drojf           pianohacker: i have not used it much recently. i think i would have to dig deeper than i have time to do
21:34 pianohacker     but then you find beautiful things like http://www.reddit.com/r/Justrolledintotheshop/
21:34 rangi           drojf: exactly
21:34 drojf           wizzyrea: exactly
21:34 pianohacker     you can curate an _amazing_ information feed with reddit, but it takes digging
21:33 pianohacker     drojf: yeah, I'm only subscribed to about 3 of the default 20
21:33 drojf           we have the fine tradition of shouting "CENSORSHIP OMGWTF!!11" when somebody deletes comments on his/her blog. why should people allow every idiot to comment on their own blogs? :/
21:32 rangi           i dont let through a lot of the dumb comments on my blog
21:32 wizzyrea        it's really only proper censorship if the state does it.
21:32 rangi           is the way i see it
21:32 rangi           im totally fine with blogs where comments are curated, its your blog, you can allow on it what you want
21:32 wizzyrea        ^.^
21:32 drojf           pianohacker: i think reddit is unusable without throwing away a lot of subreddits nowadays
21:31 rangi           some blogs are ok, where they curate
21:31 rangi           yeah
21:31 pianohacker     rangi: I'd say reddit is pretty much the only exception to that rule, and even that can take some subreddit filtering :P
21:31 cait            trea: heh - do you want me to buy one for you? ;)
21:30 pianohacker     drojf: That extension is amazing! More interesting than hiding them, but it helps curb my self-destructive impulse to read youtube comments
21:30 trea            i'd buy one, but they want me to be in germany. strange.
21:30 cait            oh there he is :)
21:29 trea            ^.^
21:29 cait            wizzyrea: trea wants me to buy an txtrbeagle?
21:29 cait            hi drojf and rangi
21:29 rangi           hi cait
21:28 drojf           hi cait
21:28 cait            :)
21:28 wizzyrea        hi cait
21:28 cait            hi #koha
21:28 maximep         I guess programmers and linux people care about dumb details more
21:28 drojf           i stil very much appreciate rangi telling me about the youtube comments extension for firefox that changes all comment text to herp derp
21:28 wizzyrea        it's a very analytical thing though, obsessing over "was it an accident or a crime"
21:28 maximep         well in the case of the death of Ryan Davis (of giantbomb gaming site), *all* comments were the best
21:27 wizzyrea        yea, don't read the comments
21:27 rangi           its my rule of thumb for the entire internet
21:27 maximep         I was hoping for comments celebrating what the guy did
21:27 * wizzyrea      suspects that this is how geeks show grief
21:27 maximep         like if it was on the comments of a blog post that they would decide
21:27 rangi           maximep: never ever ever read the comments
21:26 maximep         seth vidal is dead and almost all comments talk about the meaning of the words accident vs crime ?
21:13 drojf           when i use the 'Tags' feature in bz, is there a way to put in a tag without triggering an email?
21:07 drojf           and if you got an it department that has to be convinced to do it that might be another problem ;)
21:06 drojf           but it is some work
21:06 martian523      i'll see if they can do the patch
21:06 drojf           you could, in theory, build your own debian package with 3.10 plus the patch that has the new function. depending on how important it is to you.
21:06 martian523      anyway, thanks!  you gave me a lot of help already
21:03 martian523      the IT departement did
21:03 pianohacker     how did you install koha?
21:03 martian523      hmm?
21:02 drojf           martian523: are you running a package installation of koha?
21:02 rangi           bag: thanks
21:01 rangi           that is the patch :)(
21:01 huginn`         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5202 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jcamins, Signed Off , Merge authority records
21:01 rangi           bug 5202
21:01 rangi           bug5202
21:01 rangi           martian523: its not released yet :)
21:01 drojf           3.14 will be here in half a year ;)
21:01 martian523      o, then i should do an upgrade. =)
21:01 rangi           martian523: not in 3.10.x in 3.14.x yes
21:00 rangi           cool
21:00 martian523      so theres no click click click and "merge these authorities" tool
21:00 bag             rangi I think there is something in the JQuery library that deals with RefWorks
21:00 rangi           not in 3.10.x tho
21:00 wahanui         i guess link_bibs_to_authorities.pl is almost certainly not the right tool for the job.
21:00 rangi           martian523: there is a patch that i qaed recently to do it in the interface
21:00 pianohacker     well, link_bibs_to_authorities.pl
20:59 pianohacker     martian523: You'd have to manually relink the authorities afterwards though
20:59 drojf           :(
20:59 pianohacker     martian523: You could _try_ dumping your authority records, then reimporting them but with a match rule using bulkmarkimport.pl
20:59 martian523      hmm...that's not really what i'm looking for
20:59 rangi           off topic, does anyone know if koha works with refworks?
20:58 pianohacker     that is unfortunate, yum is excellent
20:58 tcohen          :(
20:58 rangi           http://durham.io/2013/07/09/seth-vidal-creator-of-yum-open-source-software-killed-in-bike-accident-off-hillandale-rd/
20:58 rangi           :(
20:55 pianohacker     there is misc/migration_tools/merge_authority.pl, but you need to manually give it two authids to merge
20:50 martian523      hi I have ver 3.10, just wondering if there's a way to merge multiple authorities consisting of same information
20:50 pianohacker     heh heh
20:46 gmcharlt        heh
20:40 drojf           it's no fun reading the log if you people don't talk
18:46 tweetbot        [off] twitter: @bibliogum: "@paul_poulain conclusion : ne pas travailler avec des clients français ! cc @27point7 #KohaILS #bug"
18:28 kf              bye all
18:19 tweetbot        [off] twitter: @YvesTomic: "Réécriture de Biblio+ pour Koha en cours: les requêtes avec ExtractValue sont trop lentes. Optimisation des web services de l'ABES. #KohaILS"
17:28 druthb          Drive-by nengarding.
17:28 * druthb        raises an eyebrow.
17:26 druthb          bah.  Youngster!
17:26 huginn`         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10496 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , CCSR theme OPAC tabs to not show correct active state
17:26 jenkins_koha    Owen Leonard: Bug 10496 - CCSR theme OPAC tabs to not show correct active state
17:26 jenkins_koha    Project Koha_master build #1298: SUCCESS in 1 hr 12 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1298/
17:25 jcamins         druthb: I apparently am so old too.
17:25 * druthb        is so old, she doesn't think of bluetooth as "old," remembering when serial scanners were the only way there was.
17:19 mjk             i'm just lucky another member saw the value of the project and donated an old bluetooth barcode scanner...
17:18 jcamins         Fair enough.
17:17 mjk             even getting permission to install koha on a spare computer and start cataloging was like pulling teeth. arguing that we shopuld spend over $500 on labels just to make my life easier won't fly
17:16 jcamins         I am not very good with spreadsheet software so I couldn't say how, but that seems like a logical thing for it to be possible to do.
17:16 jcamins         Actually, if you're good with Excel you can probably even print them directly out of Excel.
17:15 mjk             my library is a science fiction club. every large expenditure comesbefore the business meeting and needs to be approved.
17:15 jcamins         But, as I said, it's easy to generate the barcodes. Excel will generate a list, and then you can just use mail merge to print them.
17:15 jcamins         mjk: I'm not saying it's not way less expensive. I'm saying having barcoded libraries, I'd consider the additional expense worth it.
17:14 kf              huh?
17:14 mjk             store-brand avery 5160-compatible blanks cost under 1 cent per label
17:13 druthb          kf++
17:12 jcamins         But I will say, for what it's worth, I'd just spend the 3.7 cents per label.
17:10 kf              ie--------------------------------------------
17:10 jcamins         "Koha-compatible" doesn't make sense when talking about barcodes. What you need to be compatible with is your barcode scanner.
17:09 jcamins         mjk: choose a barcode font, use Excel equations to create a list of lots of numbers, change the font to the barcode font you chose earlier, and print?
17:08 mjk             preprinted barcodes from a commercial vendor are overpriced and my attempts to create barcodes with koha have brought nothing but pain...
17:07 mjk             does anyone know a way of batch-generating lots of koha-compatible sequential barcodes in owrd or something
17:07 mjk             hey there kohaphiles
17:00 * jwagner       looks around for a lava lamp....
16:50 wahanui         Mystic crystal revelation and the mind's true liberation
16:50 jcamins         aquarius?
16:46 eythian         there we go
16:46 wahanui         this is the dawning of the age of Aquarius.
16:46 eythian         this?
16:46 eythian         no wahanui, this is the dawning of the age of Aquarius.
16:45 wahanui         ...but this is <reply>...
16:45 eythian         wahanui: this is the dawning of the age of aquarius.
16:45 eythian         ...
16:45 eythian         no, wahanui: this is the dawning of the age of aquarius.
16:45 eythian         no wahanui, this is the dawning of the age of aquarius.
16:45 eythian         now wahanui, this is the dawning of the age of aquarius.
16:45 wahanui         ...but this is <reply>...
16:45 eythian         wahanui: this is the dawning of the age of aquarius.
16:44 wahanui         eythian: excuse me?
16:44 eythian         wahanui: this
16:41 * drojf         heads home
16:16 drojf           gmcharlt: you were right. installing mariadb-server, then koha works fine. as does using mysql-server and switching later. seems like problems only show up when you want to use mysql while you got the mariadb repo enabled -- which seems like a rather uncommon situation.
16:13 jenkins_koha    Starting build #1298 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
16:02 huginn`         New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 10496 - CCSR theme OPAC tabs to not show correct active state <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=7010fd1d29fec8ba3b6a212943cae573b056d3f4>
15:52 drojf           i'll try skipping mysql completely later
15:52 drojf           looks like installing with mysql and then switching to mariadb worked fine
15:52 eythian         that could be it.
15:52 drojf           eythian: i think the problem is that koha-common depends on libmysqlclient18 and that gets sucked in from the mariadb repo if present. seems like it does not work well in a mysql environment.
15:37 kf              I'd like to recolor the cart and list button for a new library, but not sure why it doesn't work what i do
15:37 gmcharlt        hi kf
15:36 kf              ooh can i ask you some css? :)
15:36 oleonard        Yes
15:36 kf              oleonard: around?
15:36 kf              hi gmcharlt :)
15:31 gmcharlt        I think that explicitly intalling mariadb-server first, then koha-deps (from a blank slate) out to work as well
15:31 drojf           hola kf
15:31 kf              hey drojf :)
15:30 drojf           i will try what it does when i switch to mariadb after koha is running
15:29 drojf           it just works after commenting out the mariadb repo
15:29 drojf           all very weird and using the mysql root pw reset wan't possible either
15:29 jcamins         That happened to me when I installed MySQL before MariaDB.
15:29 drojf           i could not log in either
15:29 drojf           it b0rked something about the pw i think
15:28 drojf           jcamins: it wasn't possible to create an instance
15:28 jcamins         On my server with MariaDB, the MariaDB files are exactly where the MySQL files would go.
15:28 gmcharlt        eythian: yep, jsut appears to be used for providing credentials when creating and dropping databases
15:28 jcamins         drojf: what broke about the installation?
15:28 drojf           jcamins: i installed mysql-server while the mariadb repo was present and apparently it pulls stuff from there then and it breaks koha package installation
15:27 jcamins         At least, that's what I found.
15:27 jcamins         (because MariaDB will not clobber MySQL's configuration)
15:26 jcamins         If you install mysql-server first, you'll end up with incorrect configuration files.
15:26 eythian         might be for creating new databases
15:26 jcamins         drojf: you need to install mariadb-server and not mysql-server, I think.
15:25 eythian         I think it's rarely used.
15:25 eythian         I can't actually remember what that does
15:25 eythian         although
15:25 drojf           gmcharlt: but you did not install with MariaDB but changed to it later i suppose?
15:25 eythian         just expecting that the koha-common.cnf that gets linked to from /etc/mysql may not work.
15:24 gmcharlt        eythian: what changes in paths, though?  I've been running mariadb (via MariaDB's APT repository) on Wheezy; thus far haven't had any problems
15:24 reiveune        bye
15:13 drojf           i am
15:13 eythian         (assuming you're talking about packages, anyway)
15:13 eythian         yeah, the code as it is is pretty specific to mysql and its command line operations. Abstracting that out wouldn't be hard.
15:12 drojf           i just had a terrible time trying to install koha with mysql and a mariadb repo present. i'm not sure if it's better now without the repo, i got a different error. but i can log in to mysql. i could not before, it screwed something up with the root password.
15:10 eythian         I suspect that the changes in paths may throw it a bit, but that'll probably the worst of it.
15:09 eythian         try it and find out
15:05 drojf           when i do a fresh installation of 3.10, do i need to install mysql-server first if i want to use mariadb? or will it just work if i install mariadb-server?
14:58 oleonard        Wow.
14:57 tweetbot        [off] twitter: @paul_poulain: "Setup #KohaILS in france, 4 months later bill still unpaid by french ministry.Setup #KohaILS in Irak, 4 days later, the bill is paid #bug"
14:53 druthb          :)
14:53 drojf           thanks druthb
14:53 drojf           cookie \o/
14:48 * druthb        offers drojf a cookie.
14:48 druthb          Hi, drojf! :)
14:46 drojf           hi #koha
14:40 huginn`         eythian: The current temperature in Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom is 28.0°C (3:30 PM BST on July 09, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 15%. Dew Point: -1.0°C. Pressure: 30.30 in 1026 hPa (Steady).
14:40 eythian         @wunder brighton, uk
14:09 vfernandes      *can't
14:08 vfernandes      my itemcallnumber are being inserted but can be searched
14:08 gerundio        jcamins++
14:08 gerundio        not the best practice I guess, but it worked
14:08 gerundio        now, the status for those records is enabled and the librarians can finish their work
14:07 gerundio        subscription ^
14:07 gerundio        I inserted a 700 months duration for the subscriptio
14:07 gerundio        it's from a magazine since 1957
14:07 gerundio        jcamins, I managed to reactive the subscription
14:07 gerundio        hey vfernandes, long time no see :)
14:04 gmcharlt        tell us more
13:57 vfernandes      i'm having a little problem: call number searches and ordering are not working..
13:57 vfernandes      hello
13:46 gerundio        this looks just what I'm looking for
13:46 gerundio        Hint: you can update the serial history manually. This can be useful for an old subscription or to clean the existing history. Modify these fields with care, as future serial receive will continue to update them automatically.
13:45 gerundio        I see Subscription history
13:44 jcamins         Just renew it for another 12 issues.
13:44 jcamins         But an expired subscription would make sense.
13:44 gerundio        3. how can I temporarily remove the expiration from this subscription to edit these records?
13:44 jcamins         I have no idea about either.
13:43 gerundio        2. what does $serinfo->{'cannotedit'} stand for?
13:43 gerundio        1. what does $serinfo->{'status1'} stand for?
13:43 gerundio        so my questions now are:
13:42 gerundio        that's how I read it too
13:41 jcamins         So, not a bug.
13:41 jcamins         Ooh. Expired subscription!
13:41 gerundio        jcamins, take a look at the paste I've made
13:40 pastebot        "gerundio" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Serial edition" (9 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/108
13:36 gerundio        let me try to understand this feature
13:36 jcamins         It should definitely let you change the first one to "Late."
13:36 gerundio        I'll look into the source code
13:36 jcamins         gerundio: in that case, I'm thinking bug.
13:35 gerundio        in this case I'm unable to edit any record with status of "Expected"
13:35 gerundio        earlier you said "you can only edit the first item with a status of "Expected," I think"
13:34 gerundio        the form remaing with the disabled select elements for the 12 records
13:34 gerundio        jcamins, changed the dates to match the weekly rule defined for this subscription
13:29 wahanui         :)
13:29 druthb          wahanui:  botsnack annoying_SUV_drivers
13:28 wahanui         i already had it that way, huginn`.
13:28 huginn`         druthb: Quote #162: "oleonard: I think DRM is inherently incompatible with any lending system which will be friendly to patrons." (added by wizzyrea at 04:03 PM, October 28, 2011)
13:28 druthb          @quote random
13:25 jcamins         I don't think so. But I'm not 100% sure, so your best bet is probably to just experiment.
13:24 gerundio        would changing the dates on those records do any good?
13:23 jcamins         gerundio: I don't know much about it, but I don't think that you'll be able to deal with this without a patch.
13:22 gerundio        every record with date previous to those have status Arrived
13:21 gerundio        all of them are with status Expected
13:21 gerundio        jcamins, fyi, someone added 12 issues with the same date for a given subscription
13:21 gabrielle_dusse thanks
13:20 bgkriegel       gabrielle_dusse: I'll do that
13:20 tcohen          gabrielle_dusse: bgkriegel is contacting you right now
13:20 jcamins         If it's October, the September issue is late, not expected.
13:20 jcamins         gerundio: I am not 100% sure, but if my understanding of why it does what it does is correct, it does make a certain amount of sense: only one issue of a monthly journal will ever be expected at a time.
13:20 gabrielle_dusse tcohen: did you confirm my account?
13:14 gerundio        which I don't know and don't understand
13:13 gerundio        I'm not a librarian, so I just received a call alerting me to this koha behaviour
13:12 gerundio        does this make any sense?
13:12 gerundio        right now I'm unable to edit 12 records with Status Expected
13:11 jcamins         If you change the old ones to "Late," you'll be able to edit them all.
13:11 jcamins         gerundio: you can only edit the first item with a status of "Expected," I think.
13:10 gerundio        can anyone point me out the rules that allow that form select element to disabled/enabled?
13:10 gerundio        when I try to edit those records via the "Edit serials" button and for those the Status select form element is disabled
13:08 gerundio        I have a list of records with status Expected
13:07 gerundio        Subscription summary of a serial collection
13:07 gerundio        I'm looking at the
13:07 tcohen          i'll pick your first attempt
13:07 gabrielle_dusse ok thanks
13:07 tcohen          i'll do it by hand
13:07 gerundio        hi
13:07 gabrielle_dusse do i have a way to confirm an account without the confirmation email?
13:06 gabrielle_dusse i know i tried many times...
13:06 tcohen          you have 5 accounts actually
13:06 tcohen          that's correct
13:05 gabrielle_dusse but when i try to connect, it says that my account is not active
13:05 tcohen          gabrielle_dusse: the confirmation email send step is the one that failed, your user is created already
12:56 tcohen          i guess the latter of course
12:54 kf              tcohen: oh cool, thx
12:54 gabrielle_dusse ok thanks a lot
12:54 tcohen          let me check gabrielle_dusse, the current admin is away, we are on winter holidays
12:52 tcohen          that's correct kf, we solved it a few days ago
12:52 kf              tcohen: i had someone else reporting that the verification mail didn'>t go out, i left bgkriegel a message but i am not sure he got it yet
12:48 gabrielle_dusse when i try to create an account there: http://translate.koha-community.org/accounts/register/
12:47 gabrielle_dusse server*
12:46 gabrielle_dusse It says "servor error"
12:46 tcohen          what error?
12:46 tcohen          hi gabrielle_dusse
12:42 gabrielle_dusse i'll try with your link
12:40 kf              http://lists.koha-community.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/koha-translate
12:40 gabrielle_dusse I have the same error message when i try to report my problem,,,
12:40 kf              could youreport your problem to koha-translate mailing list?
12:40 kf              hi gabrielle_dusse
12:39 gabrielle_dusse Hello, i'm trying to create an account on http://translate.koha-community.org and each time i have an error message, can someone help me?
12:35 kf              hi oleonard
11:56 oleonard        Hi #koha
10:57 * eythian       particles
10:55 * kf            waves
10:40 eythian         np
10:40 gerundio        eythian++, thanks for your input regarding the koha release history :)
09:49 wizzyrea        the newsletters are never right.
09:49 wizzyrea        I think I'm going to have to give Daniel another lesson on proper anchors :/
09:48 wizzyrea        but darn pretty.
09:48 wizzyrea        possibly, it's a bit squicky.
09:47 eythian         oh, I'd moved months around, so it probably defaulted to what it thought I wanted.
09:47 wizzyrea        you might have to click the calendar link again
09:47 wizzyrea        I did that, actually - shift refresh?
09:47 eythian         it just shows more stuff at once :)
09:46 eythian         it is. I wonder if making it display in the posterboard form could be a good defalt
09:40 wizzyrea        that's a pretty flash display if I do say so
09:40 wizzyrea        right give that a refresh
09:36 eythian         yeah
09:35 wizzyrea        it's not got the monthlies in it yet - it's pretty new
09:35 wizzyrea        in november
09:35 wizzyrea        it does have Pi on there
09:35 wizzyrea        not for july :)
09:35 eythian         there's a calendar there, though it doesn't have things like planned release dates on it, alas :)
09:32 wizzyrea        it had a blank page cached
09:31 wizzyrea        how's that looking now
09:30 wizzyrea        well that's special
09:27 wizzyrea        oh, like not showing broken. ^>^
09:26 wizzyrea        broken how
09:26 wizzyrea        oo hm
09:19 eythian         wizzyrea: is the calendar on the k-c site your baby? Because it sure is broke.
09:17 wahanui         OK, eythian.
09:17 eythian         wahanui: history is http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=docs/history.txt;hb=HEAD
09:17 wahanui         eythian: what?
09:17 eythian         wahanui: history
09:17 eythian         http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=docs/history.txt;h=a1051fa1977745ce1a9cdecba974b7ea5f799947;hb=HEAD
09:16 * eythian       finds a link
09:16 eythian         if you want a history, probably history.txt in the release itself.
09:16 gerundio        is there any better place to look for an history of koha releases?
09:16 gerundio        the calendar link on the top menu on the site doesn't show anything
09:15 gerundio        I've found two pages on the koha website related to the software releases, http://koha-community.org/about/release-schedule/ and http://koha-community.org/category/release/
09:14 wahanui         i think schedule is not fixed yet..there has been some delay from the client side..
09:14 gerundio        schedule?
09:14 wahanui         somebody said release was the 22nd nz time every month
09:13 gerundio        release?
09:12 wahanui         i think calendar is right
09:12 gerundio        calendar?
09:12 gerundio        good morning
08:46 huginn`         eythian: The current temperature in Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom is 20.8°C (9:45 AM BST on July 09, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 69%. Dew Point: 15.0°C. Pressure: 30.33 in 1027 hPa (Steady).
08:46 eythian         @wunder brighton, uk
08:22 wizzyrea        anyway.
08:22 wizzyrea        I can't seem to get the unit tests to work on 8133 (bad version of dbd-mock I think)
08:17 wizzyrea        hehe
08:17 huginn          kf: My excuse for today is "cosmic expansion"
08:17 kf              @excuse
08:16 wizzyrea        :)
08:16 wizzyrea        close enough
08:16 huginn          wizzyrea: I'll give you the answer just as soon as RDA is ready
08:16 wizzyrea        @joke
08:16 kf              it is :)
08:14 wizzyrea        it's so quiet!
08:13 * wizzyrea      waves
08:02 huginn          drojf: The current temperature in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany is 24.5°C (9:43 AM CEST on July 09, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 30.30 in 1026 hPa (Steady).
08:02 drojf           @wunder berlin, germany
07:58 rangi           righto
07:57 drojf           rangi: i'd say submit it when you're ready and i volunteer to test
07:40 rangi           ill submit it as a patch at some point unless someone wants to take that commit and do it for me :)
07:40 rangi           yep, got a fix for that now
07:30 drojf           rangi++
07:30 huginn          drojf: The operation succeeded.
07:30 drojf           @later tell rangi i remember i had problems with a single (non-english) language installation at some point. i intuitively check both english and german when i do a german installation and i think it is because of that.
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07:22 drojf           d'oh
07:22 gaetan_B        hi drojf oh no i haven't, i think it's a zebra bug
07:21 drojf           gaetan_B: did you solve the mystery of the reversed word order in that one title?
07:20 drojf           hi gaetan_B
07:19 gaetan_B        hello
07:14 dcook           (Almost said night dcook...are we sure it's not Monday in Oceania...)
07:14 dcook           night #koha
06:49 drojf           hi dcook
06:49 dcook           morning drojf :)
06:49 drojf           good morning #koha
06:46 dcook           night bag
06:45 bag             night night
06:45 bag             alright my dog is whinning at me to take him home
06:45 dcook           But not /xslt/MARC21slim2OPACDetail-Test.xsl
06:45 dcook           This works: /opac-tmpl/prog/en/xslt/MARC21slim2OPACDetail-Test.xsl
06:45 dcook           Not like that
06:44 bag             dcook: ^^^
06:44 bag             so you can't even see that file in a browser?
06:40 christophe_c    hello #koha
06:39 dcook           It seems..
06:39 dcook           It should just be mylink.com.au/xslt/MARC21slim2OPACDetail.xsl
06:38 dcook           Still, I can't even access the file itself :S
06:38 dcook           Mmm, right.
06:37 bag             that line needs to be your local MARC21blah blah blah
06:37 dcook           I wonder..
06:37 bag             <xsl:import href="/home/opac10/kohaclone/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/xslt/MARC21slim2intranetDetail.xsl"/>
06:37 bag             if you copy that file and change the import ref to the local copy of MARC21slim etc...
06:37 dcook           Yeah, I noticed that, but it retrieved the xsl so overall it worked :)
06:36 bag             yeah dcook the problem with my link is the import ref is pointing to /home/opac10
06:36 reiveune        hello
06:35 dcook           Your link almost worked for me though :)
06:35 dcook           Hmm, still no luck :/
06:32 bag             for example dcook http://media.bywatersolutions.com/xslt/painintranetDetail.xsl
06:31 bag             dcook: I'm finding one that works for me
06:30 bag             hmm can you paste the URL in here?
06:30 dcook           Weird...that method isn't working for me..
06:30 bag             I've checked opacsuppression like 10 times
06:29 bag             http://media.bywatersolutions.com/path
06:27 dcook           In terms of forming the URL
06:27 dcook           Side note, how would one point to an XSLT on a different Koha site?
06:25 dcook           sys pref that is
06:25 dcook           opacsuppresion?
06:20 bag             ok I'm open for quick thoughts - I'm only getting results on the staff side but not the opac for search
05:43 AmitG           heya cait
05:42 cait            good morning #koha
05:34 AmitG           chris around?
05:34 AmitG           all
05:34 AmitG           hi
05:13 * Oak           waves
04:37 wizzyrea        whaddup homie
04:37 bag             heya mason and wizzyrea
04:10 wizzyrea        lol
04:09 mtj             we could always arrange some sort of teleconference solution
04:06 wizzyrea        :P
04:06 wizzyrea        well at least... 14 years
04:06 wizzyrea        totally apropos
04:06 wizzyrea        ^^^
04:05 wahanui         next time is in 87 years or something... ;-)
04:05 mtj             next time
04:04 mtj             aah yeah…that might be tricky :)
04:03 wizzyrea        mm probably not, I've got kiddo in tow and an upgrade to do
04:03 mtj             hey wizzyrea, you gonna come along to the perlmongers catchup tonite?
03:47 huginn          wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.
03:47 wizzyrea        @later tell bgkriegel did you need an account to koha-community.org that has posting rights?
02:19 jcamins         Heh. Yup.
02:18 dcook           I suppose some websites still have scheduled downtime, but I'm pretty sure that subfield was made for uptime...
02:18 dcook           $v - Hours access method available
02:16 dcook           hehe
02:15 jcamins         :P
02:15 jcamins         Fortunately MARC is a recent development that takes that sort of thing into account.
02:15 jcamins         dcook: it'd be very nice.
02:11 dcook           Err, reliable hook
02:10 dcook           While there are lots of ways to do it, it would be nice if a metadata scheme included a hook for that
02:10 dcook           Interesting conversation on twitter at the moment regarding a way to have an "Open Access" facet
01:49 dcook           Mmm lunch
01:31 wizzyrea        lunch!
01:31 wizzyrea        lulz.
01:30 dcook           :p
01:30 jcamins         dcook: really? :P
01:29 dcook           One does not necessarily equate "Two-dimensional nonprojectable graphic" and "Picture" at the drop of a hat
01:29 dcook           Need to have better labels than the ones used in MARC though
01:28 dcook           Mmm fixed field data
01:28 dcook           Which this library has ^_^
01:28 dcook           Provided that people code the Leader correctly..
01:28 jcamins         Yay!
01:27 dcook           My record type facet works pretty nicely using the Leader...
01:27 dcook           Neato!