Time  Nick                Message
21:41 rambutan            I'll read about it later.
21:40 rambutan            nope, blocked
21:40 rangi               rambutan: did that link work for you?
21:40 rangi               tense
21:40 rangi               evening up
21:39 cait                boo
21:39 rangi               crapsticks oracle leading
21:38 rangi               https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmbRX6EQ5Tg  <-- live
21:38 rangi               dunno if there is live here
21:38 rangi               https://www.youtube.com/americascup
21:37 rangi               not sure if tehre is a feed in the US im sure the tvnz live stream will be geoblocked
21:37 rangi               on the tv
21:35 rambutan            rangi: are you watching something on the internet? share link?
21:34 rangi               (thats like 60kmph)
21:34 rangi               boats are doing 30 knots already
21:34 cait                fingers crossed
21:33 rangi               bit more wind now
21:33 rangi               right, racing again
21:28 jcamins             Aww, man, I missed a Twitter conversation about what I was working on last week!
21:21 jcamins             The staff client changes I of course noticed.
21:20 jcamins             Oh, well, first time I noticed it.
21:20 cait                i think someone said something about that
21:16 jcamins             has anyone else noticed that the tabs on the 3.12 OPAC support keyboard navigation?
21:16 jcamins             Whoah...
21:01 rangi               well that sucked
20:58 druthb              I'm headed out for the weekend.  Take care, everyone.  :)
20:57 druthb              Aw, darn, have to give them another sound thrashing.  Aw, shucks.
20:57 rangi               druthb: its always fun to make larry ellison cry
20:57 rangi               got like 3 mins
20:57 cait                :(
20:57 rangi               gonna have to race again
20:57 rangi               we arent gonna make it :(
20:56 * druthb            feels a little guilty saying that she's glad NZ is whipping Oracle Team USA in the America's Cup like they're red-headed stepchildren…but not much.
20:56 cait                oh
20:55 rangi               dumb
20:55 rangi               and have to race again
20:55 rangi               but now racing the clock, if we dont finish in time, the fact that we utterly thrashed them, means nothing
20:55 cait                yay :)
20:55 rangi               hmm also we are 1 km ahead of team oracle
20:52 cait                rangi++
20:52 cait                :)
20:51 rangi               which helps find issues like that
20:51 huginn              04Bug 7684: normal, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Needs Signoff , inventory :  datatable fix actions etc.
20:51 rangi               http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7684#c66
20:50 rangi               my script now tries to apply the dependencies too
20:49 rangi               yeah it is
20:49 rambutan            https://index.docker.io/u/jbfink/koha/   playing with it now
20:49 rambutan            the Koha docker thing is pretty cool.
20:49 cait                hi rangi
20:49 cait                hm?
20:49 rangi               hmmm
19:55 mtompset            Have a great day, #koha.
19:54 * mtompset          puts on his chauffeur's hat again.
19:38 nengard             found it i think
19:37 nengard             do you know the number?
19:37 nengard             well the bug is back
19:36 cait                when we changed that to multiple
19:36 cait                the problem is in advancedsearchtype definitions
19:36 cait                yes
19:35 nengard             isn't there a bug for item types not showing on the purchase suggestion form?
19:04 huginn              04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10915 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtj, Pushed to Master , about->timeline broken on upgraded Koha
19:04 huginn              04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10894 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, colin.campbell, Pushed to Master , ID required for mainaddress fieldset in create new patron
19:04 jenkins_koha        * Tomas Cohen Arazi: Bug 10915: (QA followup) warn if cannot read history.txt
19:04 jenkins_koha        * Mason James: Bug 10915: fix About->timeline breakage on incompletely upgraded Koha
19:04 jenkins_koha        * David Roberts: Bug 10894: Add ID to main address in member entry form
19:04 jenkins_koha        Project Koha_master build #1427: SUCCESS in 1 hr 30 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1427/
18:24 jcamins             I think it's video/mp4
18:21 nengard             jcamins how do you enter the mime type? is it type='video/mp4; codecs="avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2"'   or just video/mp4   ? The wiki isn't clear and since you got it to work
18:16 huginn              04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10915 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtj, Pushed to Master , about->timeline broken on upgraded Koha
18:16 huginn              04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10894 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, colin.campbell, Pushed to Master , ID required for mainaddress fieldset in create new patron
18:16 jenkins_koha        * Tomas Cohen Arazi: Bug 10915: (QA followup) warn if cannot read history.txt
18:16 jenkins_koha        * Mason James: Bug 10915: fix About->timeline breakage on incompletely upgraded Koha
18:16 jenkins_koha        * David Roberts: Bug 10894: Add ID to main address in member entry form
18:16 jenkins_koha        Project master_maria build #110: SUCCESS in 46 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/master_maria/110/
18:08 wahanui             hmmm... drojf is from Germany and developing Koha on a raspberry pi!
18:08 cait                drojf?
18:08 jcamins             I think it might be in the release notes.
18:08 jcamins             I don't recall.
18:08 jcamins             Or, at least, two ways to specify some MIME types.
18:08 nengard             and I need to update the manual too
18:08 nengard             where do I put that?
18:08 jcamins             There are two ways to specify every MIME type, and I chose the wrong one.
18:08 nengard             the media type on the record!!
18:08 nengard             oh - that's the part i'm missing
18:08 jcamins             It was the media type I entered into the record.
18:08 jcamins             Sorry, it's not the media type of the file that was the problem.
18:07 nengard             ogg
18:07 nengard             they only have one off option
18:07 nengard             then used zamzar to make it an ogg
18:07 nengard             i tried mov
18:07 jcamins             It has to be video/ogg instead of video/[something]+ogg, which is what I did at first. Or something like that.
18:07 nengard             what media type did you use that was wrong?
18:07 nengard             k so i put the link in the 856 and enabled the preference and the media type in preference
18:06 jcamins             I had trouble getting it to work because I had the media type wrong.
18:06 jcamins             nengard: I tested it fairly recently.
18:05 nengard             or a bug
18:05 nengard             not sure if it's me
18:05 nengard             It worked for me back when it was put in - but i'm trying it now and it's not working for me in 3.12.4
18:05 nengard             has anyone used the html5media embed recently?
18:04 * cait              nods
18:04 drojf               i'd call it cold :P
18:00 cait                :)
17:59 druthb              :P
17:59 wahanui             well, Germany is very cool
17:59 druthb              Germany?
17:59 wahanui             hmmm... Germs is http://i.imgur.com/5UfhT.jpg
17:59 druthb              Germs?
17:59 druthb              My favorite Germans are here!
17:59 druthb              :D
17:57 drojf               druthb! :)
17:56 druthb              drojf!
17:55 drojf               cait! :)
17:55 cait                drojf!
17:45 mtompset            *sigh* We don't change flags so often, do we? (a couple Auth.pm and InstallAuth.pm set_userenv function calls were off by one parameter)
17:42 huginn              04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10924 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Needs Signoff , Contact note not updating via opac
17:42 tweetbot_           [off] @KohaILS: "#KohaILS  [Koha-patches] [PATCH] Bug 10924 - Contact note not updating via opac http://t.co/ey5cCSQZzZ"
17:38 huginn              New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 10915: (QA followup) warn if cannot read history.txt <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=45b85a700fcb4c9db07ec0bd13ecd8463696c4c2> / Bug 10915: fix About->timeline breakage on incompletely upgraded Koha <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=3ae471a352fa2b00782c29c5c40f39db04fe510a>
17:33 jenkins_koha        Starting build #1427 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
17:29 jenkins_koha        Starting build #110 for job master_maria (previous build: SUCCESS)
17:29 rambutan            "Tropical Moisture From Gulf, Manuel to Soak Texas"
17:28 rambutan            http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/jerry-may-form-drench-texas/17896415
17:28 druthb              Manuel is on the *west* coast (Pacific).  It hammered Acapulco.
17:28 * mtompset          removes his chauffeur's hat.
17:28 huginn              New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 10894: Add ID to main address in member entry form <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=ace550530550ba72b93f34b446e681ab72024f8c>
17:28 mtompset            yes, yes, slef. I made a typo.
17:27 rambutan            manuel I think
17:27 druthb              The front we've got coming in will keep it away from the TX coast.
17:27 druthb              There's an area of very low pressure over the Gulf of Campeche, but it's not yet a depression.
17:27 druthb              I'm thinking I'm gonna hole up all day tomorrow.
17:27 rambutan            is there a tropical storm in the gulf? I haven't heard
17:26 druthb              We got a bit overnight, but the hammer's supposed to hit late this afternoon.
17:26 rambutan            We got a good rain yesterday
17:26 druthb              We're supposed to be getting some serious rainfall tonight and tomorrow.
17:25 huginn              rambutan: The current temperature in Wyatt Park, St Joseph, Missouri is 18.7°C (12:25 PM CDT on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 55%. Dew Point: 9.0°C. Pressure: 30.05 in 1017 hPa (Falling).
17:25 rambutan            @wunder 64507
17:24 huginn              druthb: The current temperature in Greenway Plaza, Houston, Texas is 27.8°C (12:24 PM CDT on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 90%. Dew Point: 26.0°C. Pressure: 29.78 in 1008 hPa (Steady).
17:24 druthb              @wunder 77098
17:24 tweetbot_           [off] @gmcharlt: "And now doing the "first-time code contributor to #KohaILS" happy dance."
17:23 huginn              cait: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is 16.0°C (7:00 PM CEST on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 56%. Dew Point: 10.0°C. Pressure: 30.12 in 1020 hPa (Rising).
17:23 cait                @wunder Konstanz
16:47 libsysguy           hbt
16:47 libsysguy           oh hey, today is a rest day
16:46 libsysguy           I'll probably regret the cuban during my workout today
16:44 druthb              I thought about the Cuban, libsysguy, but they have a salad I just adore, so I got that instead.
16:44 oleonard            I'm cutting out early, #koha. Have a good weekend.
16:43 libsysguy           :p
16:43 libsysguy           ewww
16:43 libsysguy           jcamins, I heard about your rye sandwiches
16:43 druthb              ours has a vending machine, too, oleonard, and two refrigerators, and two Keurigs.
16:43 * libsysguy         already had a spicy cuban
16:42 oleonard            Dang, my second-floor break room only has a week-old newspaper.
16:42 * jcamins           has a sandwich.
16:41 druthb              Second-floor break room, libsysguy.  Rising Roll today.  Not too shabby.
16:41 * libsysguy         goes to write a test plan
16:41 * libsysguy         heard someone say they had sandwiches
16:41 druthb              speak of the devil.
16:40 druthb              I think he's powered by a small singularity.
16:40 druthb              libsysguy is *always* hungry.
16:38 gmcharlt            hi cait
16:38 * cait              is happy to have survived all the big events of this week :)
16:38 * cait              waves at gmcharlt
16:37 oleonard            What was it like on the outside huginn?
16:36 huginn              gmcharlt: Quote #195: "jcamins: libsysguy's test plans all involve sandwich-eating. I think he only programs when hungry." (added by wizzyrea at 06:12 PM, March 30, 2012)
16:36 gmcharlt            @quote random
16:33 cait                and it doesn't happen that often
16:32 cait                well it works but is not perfect :)
16:32 oleonard            Sounds tedious :)
16:32 cait                or something like that
16:32 cait                a repeatable field, copy the cardnumber and add the date
16:31 cait                yes
16:31 oleonard            Putting the old card number into a patron attribute?
16:31 cait                i tink
16:30 cait                we have been using patron attributes
16:30 oleonard            Considering out often my staff asks if I know a way to find out what someone's old card number was...
16:30 cait                oleonard: sounds good
16:30 nengard             that's a good one
16:30 oleonard            http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3469
16:30 cait                and hi oleonard :)
16:29 cait                bug 3469
16:29 * oleonard          taps his foot and looks for huginn
16:28 * oleonard          considers trying to resurrect Bug 3469
16:26 slef                mtompset: CRONgratualtions?
16:19 gaetan_B            bye !
16:16 cait                :)
16:01 druthb              missed you!
16:01 cait                i am back!
16:01 cait                hey :)
16:01 * cait              waves back
16:00 druthb              *waves*
16:00 druthb              cait!  Cait!  CAIT!
15:48 cait                Joubu++ again
15:47 yhager              jcamins: ok, I'll try. thanks!
15:44 cait                Joubu++
15:41 rambutan            waves waves
15:40 * cait              waves
15:37 jcamins             Wait, no, framework editor, sorry.
15:36 jcamins             yhager: Koha-to-MARC mapping in the Administration section.
15:35 * oleonard          offers jcamins his condolences
15:35 yhager              jcamins: where/how do I add that mapping?
15:34 mtompset            *sigh* The error I found is in checkpw in C4::Auth. ARG.
15:31 jcamins             One of my roommates in college played that game.
15:31 mtompset            Never heard of that. Sorry.
15:30 jcamins             Yep.
15:29 mtompset            Is that it?
15:29 mtompset            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AawQvD8L_h4
15:28 jcamins             It's a US-only reference, apparently, so if you don't, probably no one.
15:28 jcamins             Aww.
15:27 oleonard            Not me jcamins
15:27 * mtompset          grumbles at set_userenv's outdated documentation.
15:27 mtompset            AAAAAA! More incorrect function calls.
15:26 * jcamins           wonders how many people recognized the reference.
15:24 wahanui             We're a pack o' scurvy sea-dogs. Have we pity? Not a dram! We all eat roasted garlic... ...then sing from the diaphragm! A pirate I was meant to be! Trim the sails and roam the sea!
15:24 jcamins             arrrrr?
15:24 * druthb            chuckles.
15:24 wahanui             We're a club of tuneful rovers! We can sing in every clef! We can even hit the high notes! It's just too bad we're tone deaf! A pirate I was meant to be! Trim the sails and roam the sea!
15:24 druthb              Arr?
15:23 druthb              :P
15:22 mtompset            druthb: Glad to hear you aren't a pirate anymore.
15:21 druthb              lol
15:19 jcamins             Not the one I was looking for, but that'll do.
15:19 wahanui             http://media.moddb.com/images/groups/1/3/2933/collapsing.gif
15:19 jcamins             how about no?
15:19 jcamins             let's add more marc?
15:19 jcamins             let's use more marc?
15:19 wahanui             marc is probably the standard that isn't
15:19 druthb              marc?
15:18 jcamins             let's have more marc?
15:18 jcamins             more marc?
15:18 jcamins             we should have more marc?
15:17 jcamins             yhager: my gut reaction is that you are missing a MARC-to-Koha mapping.
15:14 yhager              Hi, on our koha 3.10, anything we put in a non-public note (FA framework) does not get saved. It does when I use the default framework. Could this be a bug?
15:14 rambutan            sure enough, it was indeed
15:14 rambutan            we had arrived at the airport, and were on the shuttle bus to the hotel, and there was a guy on there that I was just sure was gmcharlt, althought I had never seen him before
15:14 * jcamins           knows what oleonard looks like. There's a picture from an old KohaCon.
15:13 rambutan            However, at the last USA "kohacon", what did we call it back then, in Wisconsin I think, about 5 years ago....
15:12 rambutan            Well, I hadn't thought to google you :)
15:12 oleonard            rambutan: I wondered what you would find if you wanted to know what I looked like and tried to do a Google image search on my name. I see no pictures of me, but one of magnuse
15:11 mtompset            paul_p: It's easier to use a DB specific solution that try to come up with something generic.
15:11 paul_p              oleonard / mtompset congratulate her on monday, I'm not involved at all with this baby ;-)
15:11 paul_p              mtompset = it's probably easier that to understand one's wife though. Good luck
15:11 mtompset            Yes, crongratualtions to clrh. :)
15:10 * mtompset          continues to try to understand last_insert_id.
15:10 oleonard            paul_p: Thanks! And congratulations to clrh!
15:09 paul_p              all = on monday clrh will be back , after 4 months AFK for adding 1 human-being to our world.
15:08 paul_p              oleonard : I'll try to come to KohaCon with some tapenade (crushed olives, that you liked so much)
15:05 rambutan            oleonard: I can't read this morning :) we are on the same flight
14:57 * oleonard          isn't on circ desk after all
14:55 rambutan            ah, 1 min
14:55 oleonard            Yeah, you need to put your arrival in order in the list :)
14:55 rambutan            nevermind
14:54 rambutan            no, I see you're flying in two days later
14:54 oleonard            UA295?
14:54 rambutan            http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Kohacon13/Arrivals#Arrivals
14:53 oleonard            Oh yeah?
14:53 rambutan            oleonard: I presume we're on the same flight into RNO (from DEN)
14:50 * mtompset          sighs, "I think I must not be looking for the right thing. Can anyone give me an idea on how to equivalently code "SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID('field');" from MySQL into a more ANSI SQL or DB agnostic method? I can't seem to get $dbh->last_insert_id to work even in a simple test case.
14:39 rambutan            that was (is?) one of the db's that Sirsi used
14:38 rambutan            I'll bet druthb would know all about ISAM
14:34 slef                oh well after altering borrowers to innodb, it works... now to finish the upgrade... thanks oleonard
14:32 slef                ohhhh please no
14:32 oleonard            I wonder if it means the database missed an update at some point?
14:32 slef                ALTER TABLE tablename ORDER BY 'primary_key_column'; ALTER TABLE tablename ENGINE = INNODB;
14:31 slef                Anyone remember how to convert a MyISAM table to an InnoDB one?  STFW now
14:30 slef                oleonard: this library has upgraded from Version: $TheArk including before I worked there.
14:28 oleonard            slef: borrowers is InnoDB in my test system, FWIW
14:27 slef                Hey, borrowers in this database is MyISAM. Should it be? Can that break foreign keys?  Except I've other tables with the same constraint already :-/
14:19 slef                Hmmm, which list to email about it - koha or koha-devel?
14:15 slef                which is just wrong, as it's pretty obviously borrowers, isn't it?
14:15 slef                the underlying error is "Cannot resolve table name close to: (`borrowernumber`)"
14:12 slef                mtompset: hrm. I'm getting the "ERROR 1005...(errno: 150)" problem on upgrade on one library.
14:11 khall               when I thought I was *sending* the wrong one
14:11 khall               I was expecting the wrong record separator
14:11 khall               slef: I figured it out. It wasn't Koha, it was me ; )
14:11 mtompset            Not that I recall. Sorry.
14:11 slef                khall: OTTOMH I can't remember. Looked at the code?
14:10 slef                hi everyone. Anyone had problem with constraint `aqbudgetborrowers_ibfk_2` foreign key (`borrowernumber`) references `borrowers` (`borrowernumber`)?
13:56 huginn`             tcohen: The operation succeeded.
13:56 tcohen              @later tell eythian about bug 10624, it must be some typo around, i'll check it
13:46 mtompset            qw vs. q problem, not an sql syntax problem.
13:46 * mtompset          groans.
13:42 khall               question, what is the Koha SIP2 server expecting as a message terminator? LF, CR, CRLF, or does it not matter?
13:37 * magnuse           calls it a week and waits impatiently for the time to be right for making pizza
13:33 huginn`             04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7813 enhancement, P3, ---, tomascohen, Signed Off , Add ability to delete local cover images
13:33 magnuse             hooray for bug 7813
13:33 magnuse             "Your signature with timestamp"
13:32 magnuse             second one from the right, when you edit a page
13:32 magnuse             there is a button for it too
13:31 magnuse             yup
13:30 oleonard            Magical.
13:30 magnuse             s/datatime/date and time/
13:30 magnuse             if you write the string "--~~~~" anywhere in the wiki it will be replaced with your wiki username and the datatime you saved the page
13:29 oleonard            magnuse: What is this magic of which you speak?
13:28 tcohen              magical wand?
13:25 * oleonard          waves his magic wand ineffectually
13:24 mtompset            magical what thingy?!
13:23 magnuse             the date after the name gets added if you "sign" with the magical --~~~~ thingy
13:19 oleonard            I'm not sure why that is necessary, but I followed the example of the others
13:19 tcohen              thanks oleonard
13:19 oleonard            The date you added the information
13:18 tcohen              what's the meaning of the second date on "arrivals and departures" wiki?
13:17 tcohen              who's tcohen_ anyway?
13:17 mtompset            Or should I say tcohen_?
13:16 mtompset            Greetings, tcohen.
13:10 tcohen              morning #koha
13:03 mtompset            Even numbers are releases. 3.13 is the current master.
13:02 mtompset            3.14
13:02 Pablo               jcamins: Thank you, I'll try to make it run with that patch, or wait to 3.13 perhaps. Thank you!
12:57 mtompset            Greetings, #koha.
12:51 jcamins             If you look at that script, you'll see it correctly handles users, etc.
12:51 jcamins             If you don't want to build your own packages (which you could absolutely do!), you could get copy the koha-indexer script out of that.
12:49 jcamins             ^^ this patch adds a script that works much better.
12:49 huginn`             04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8773 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, tomascohen, Needs Signoff , Add per-instance koha-index-daemon in .deb setup
12:49 jcamins             Bug 8773
12:48 jcamins             Pablo: it's not quite as easy as the instructions make it sound.
12:48 Pablo               jcamins: So you think I wont be able to enjoy koha-index-deaemon, even I'm using v3.12? :( The strange thing is I can't set the correct user, even I use the --user option...
12:46 jcamins             But if you do a package install or a git install (the more common options, since those are appropriate for production and development, respectively), the instructions won't work.
12:45 jcamins             Well... I think maybe they make sense if you did a standard install.
12:45 jcamins             Pablo: the instructions on the wiki are wrong. They don't make any sense.
12:41 Pablo               Also stoped zebra: koha-stop-zebra INSTANCE
12:38 tweetbot_           [off] @oleonard: "Coming to KohaCon13? Add your travel info here http://t.co/dtAuWheoo4 #KohaILS"
12:37 Pablo               Someone could bypass this error...?
12:36 Pablo               of cource service koha-index-daemon start -C /etc/koha/sites/INSTANCE/koha-conf.xml
12:35 Pablo               Even I use --user INSTANCE-koha, or --conf as man says, or --config or -C as output says
12:35 Pablo               [....] Starting Koha indexing daemon (koha):Invalid --user argument: 'koha.koha' (unknown user koha)
12:34 Pablo               I'm using koha-common, v3.12. I already install (I was expecting to add libkoha-contrib-tamil-perl as dependency) but even I follow wiki instructions, I keep getting:
12:31 Pablo               Hi all!
12:22 nengard             morning oleonard
12:21 nengard             rsm anything is possible ... if you develop it or have a developer you can ask to create that feature for you :)
12:18 oleonard            Hi #koha
12:14 rsm                 ok but can we built a button to generate pdf reports
12:08 magnuse             but you could take the csv, open it in e.g. LibreOffice and produce pdf from that
12:07 nengard             rsm that would be a new feature for Koha - a development is needed. Right now it just generates CSV files or HTML or reports.
12:02 rsm                 hi there can u help me regarding some pdf reports in koha
12:00 rsm                 =>i need to develop pdf format reports in koha any help??
11:26 wahanui             rumour has it magnuse is afraid that we added another 10000 bugs while he was eating pizza
11:26 khall               hey magnuse!
11:13 magnuse             kia ora khall
10:26 * drojf             hits the shower
10:26 drojf               good night rangi
10:26 rangi               right time for sleep
10:26 drojf               heh :D
10:26 rangi               ah well maybe they learnt something about packaging rules at least :)
10:26 drojf               yeah that sounds very strange
10:25 rangi               cos if you have no /var/lib/koha ... something odd is going on
10:25 drojf               i think "that blog" has instructions for 12.10 :/
10:24 rangi               yeah, i wonder what docs
10:24 drojf               huh? :D
10:23 rangi               heh
10:22 random_wind         Unfortunatley I need to run......however, I am pretty sure (as I would say you are!) that I have done something strange during the install. Thanks for clearing up the cron job!
10:22 rangi               so where are your zebra indexes then?
10:21 random_wind         Nothing, doesn't exist
10:21 rangi               what is in /var/lib/koha  for you?
10:20 rangi               i just pasted how
10:20 random_wind         Yeah, that is why I though. Just as an aside. If the cron is run by root how does it assume the instance user to update their files?
10:20 rangi               ie, runs as your instance user (for each of your instances)
10:19 rangi               koha-rebuild-zebra does sudo -u "$instancename-koha"
10:19 rangi               not sure what you did, but there is no way they should be owned as root
10:19 random_wind         Ubuntu 12.10
10:19 random_wind         yeah, as per the docs.
10:18 rangi               installed koha-common then did a koha-create right?
10:18 random_wind         did a straight forward package install though!
10:18 random_wind         hum.....strange.
10:18 rangi               yep
10:18 drojf               if they are owned by root you broke them already :p
10:18 random_wind         instance owner:instance owner ?
10:18 rangi               drwxr-xr-x 6 persona-koha persona-koha 4096 Jun 10  2012 biblios
10:18 rangi               drwxr-xr-x 6 persona-koha persona-koha 4096 Jun 10  2012 authorities
10:18 rangi               ls -l /var/lib/koha/persona
10:17 rangi               mine aren't they are owned by the instance owner
10:17 random_wind         Sure, I appreciate that.  Still not sure I like the permission changes though!
10:16 rangi               and multiple sites
10:16 rangi               yes but the packages support multiple users
10:16 random_wind         all my zeb indexes are owned by root
10:16 random_wind         right. Before packages (using the tar install) Zebra used to have to run as the koha user, not as root.
10:15 rangi               no
10:15 random_wind         It's confusing regarding the permission on the zebra indexes though, isn't it?
10:15 rangi               http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-opersys.html
10:14 rangi               /etc/cron.hourly /etc/cron.daily /etc/cron.weekly /etc/cron.monthly
10:14 rangi               If a package wants to install a job that has to be executed via cron, it should place a file named as specified in Cron job file names, Section 9.5.1 into one or more of the following directories:
10:14 rangi               Packages must not modify the configuration file /etc/crontab, and they must not modify the files in /var/spool/cron/crontabs.
10:13 rangi               look in /etc/cron.daily you'll see things like apache and logrotate do the same thing
10:12 rangi               its a very standard thing to do
10:11 rangi               nope
10:11 random_wind         although, this seems like an odd thing to do!
10:10 random_wind         Thanks @rangi
10:10 random_wind         at least that explains it!
10:10 random_wind         sneaky!
10:09 rangi               look in /etc/cron.d/koha-common
10:09 rangi               it wont
10:09 random_wind         No user on the system has any crontab setup
10:09 random_wind         under which user?
10:09 random_wind         only process running is koha-common spawned processes?
10:09 rangi               thats because the packages set up rebuild_zebra to run as a cron job
10:08 random_wind         opac and staff
10:08 random_wind         add, remove or mod bib/item and it will reflect in Koha
10:08 random_wind         installed from pacakges. My indexes are updating with running this script though - it is strange.
10:07 magnuse             how did you install? using the packages?
10:07 magnuse             random_wind: you need that script to update zebra when records are updated
10:06 random_wind         -without running!
10:06 random_wind         I ask because it seems my indexes are updating with running this!?
10:06 random_wind         Would anyone know if the rebuild_zebra script is redundant in 3.12?
09:43 magnuse             has anyone tried importing marcXchange data with bulkmarcimport.pl?
09:16 tweetbot_           [off] @shangueh: "On vient de passer #KohaILS de v3.8.5 à v3.8.17, on essuie les plâtres mais pour le moment rien de grave."
08:36 drojf               good morning #koha
07:06 gaetan_B            hello!
06:50 wahanui             what's up, alex_a
06:50 alex_a              bonjour
06:46 magnuse             and we can expect lots and lots of rain, so i'm just bragging while i can :-)
06:44 sophie_m            yes, but the wind is down today the temperature wil increase magnuse :-)
06:42 magnuse             hah! ;-)
06:42 huginn`             magnuse: The current temperature in Marseille, France is 14.0°C (8:30 AM CEST on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 67%. Dew Point: 8.0°C. Pressure: 29.98 in 1015 hPa (Rising).
06:42 magnuse             @wunder marseille
06:42 huginn`             magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 15.0°C (8:20 AM CEST on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 10.0°C. Pressure: 29.68 in 1005 hPa (Steady).
06:42 magnuse             @wunder boo
06:42 magnuse             bonjour
06:36 reiveune            hello
06:12 magnuse             awww... http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Kohacon13/Arrivals
06:10 * Kaptein_Sabeltann waves
04:14 * mtompset          waves bye to wizzyrea.
04:14 mtompset            Have a great day, #koha.
04:13 mtompset            I'll wait until 9/23 ;)
04:13 mtompset            True... it is likely lunch somewhere. :)
04:13 wizzyrea            as late friday and most of the rest of the world is in late evening/late night/early morning
04:12 wizzyrea            That's fine, but probably a terrible time to :)
04:12 mtompset            Are we supposed to advocate for our bugs on the channel?
04:05 * mtompset          shrugs, and considers going to bed.
04:04 mtompset            So a crack signifies disbelief?
04:03 mtompset            Bye, d--
04:03 dcook               Ta all
04:03 dcook               Anyway, time to not get sand everywhere
04:03 dcook               I like how it says "offensive" under "my arse!"
04:02 dcook               http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/my-arse
04:02 wizzyrea            everyone's butt is broken. It's got a crack in it.
04:00 dcook               Hmm
04:00 huginn`             mtompset: The current temperature in Schomberg, Ontario is 16.1°C (12:00 AM EDT on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 91%. Dew Point: 15.0°C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Steady).
04:00 mtompset            @wunder l7e 5y5
04:00 mtompset            Interesting pondering: why does reference to one's bottom express disbelief?
03:58 wizzyrea            try "gonna rain at any second" clouds.
03:58 dcook               lol
03:57 wizzyrea            scattered clouds my ass. Try "touching the treetops" clouds.
03:56 dcook               Hmm, a bit windy though..
03:56 dcook               mashed potato clouds and blue sky
03:55 dcook               Too bad my swimmers are in my gym bag
03:55 wizzyrea            but the sky is not beachy.
03:55 wizzyrea            hm, temp is ok
03:55 huginn`             dcook: The current temperature in Sydney, New South Wales is 22.0°C (1:30 PM EST on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 16%. Dew Point: -5.0°C. Pressure: 29.68 in 1005 hPa (Falling).
03:55 dcook               @wunder sydney, australia
03:55 huginn`             wizzyrea: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0°C (3:00 PM NZST on September 20, 2013). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 82%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady).
03:55 wizzyrea            @wunder nzwn
03:55 dcook               Wife got off work early and the boss is letting me out
03:55 wizzyrea            it is decidedly not beach weather here
03:55 dcook               I just meant I'm leaving the discussion..
03:55 wizzyrea            are you now.
03:55 dcook               Ah, "with" it
03:55 wizzyrea            Bad git!
03:55 wizzyrea            No, Git! NO!
03:54 dcook               wizzyrea: I'm headed to the beach in 5 minutes :p
03:54 wizzyrea            you can also find yourself having 2 hour arguments with it.
03:54 dcook               Like wizzyrea is saying, once you get the hang of it, you can rattle off commands without realizing it
03:54 dcook               Git seemed a bit imposing when I first started using it, but it's pretty sweet
03:53 dcook               ^^
03:53 wizzyrea            then it will just work.
03:53 mtompset            Not when I want it to just work.
03:53 wizzyrea            you probably only need a really good short class on git.
03:53 mtompset            Only occasionally... Not always.
03:52 dcook               But don't you enjoy being a master of the arcane and esoteric?!
03:52 mtompset            I'd rather it work in a way that is intuitive and obvious. It isn't.
03:51 wizzyrea            *snicker*
03:51 dcook               :p
03:51 dcook               We haven't even talked about the hunks yet, wizzyrea. Calm down.
03:51 wizzyrea            HEAD. Relations. It's getting hot in here.
03:50 dcook               Than limit yourself to single patches?
03:50 dcook               mtompset: But wouldn't you rather know how it works
03:50 dcook               Makes sense I guess
03:50 dcook               B..C             C
03:50 mtompset            And that is why I like single patches. Too much HEAD-y stuffs.
03:49 dcook               But it seems to me that it also excludes <rev1>
03:49 dcook               Include commits that are reachable from <rev2> but exclude those that are reachable from <rev1>.
03:49 dcook               <rev1>..<rev2>
03:49 eythian             I don't know why it's not consistent
03:49 eythian             git format-patch, however, does.
03:49 eythian             git bz doesn't require specifying the commit above in general
03:48 dcook               "If you know you've 3 patches to attach, you can also use HEAD~2^.. to attach the 3 patches at once"
03:47 jcamins             We have HEAD~2^ on the wiki?
03:46 dcook               But they're not necessarily wrong
03:46 dcook               HEAD~2..HEAD, HEAD~commitid..HEAD might be misleading
03:46 dcook               It's not
03:46 dcook               Actually, no
03:46 dcook               Well, not in the HEAD~2^ example
03:46 dcook               Which means the wiki is slightly wrong then
03:45 dcook               And the range just takes the first three
03:45 dcook               So HEAD~2^ would actually be head, head's parent, head's parent's parent, head's parent's parent's parent
03:45 jcamins             Well... usually.
03:45 jcamins             dcook: yes.
03:45 dcook               When specifying a range of commits...I think you have to specify the one above the one you're including?
03:44 dcook               It would be tough to find the Doctor situation in Git
03:44 eythian             except git is just a directed acyclic graph, so that makes it easy.
03:43 * dcook             loves that image
03:43 wizzyrea            ^ like that family
03:43 * dcook             has seen some odd Git diagrams...
03:43 eythian             https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-1bWGM1YK_mA/UjtbGDBXNzI/AAAAAAAARcU/wdZdBpKHJZU/s500-no/1235256_661297993903107_233666193_n.jpg <-- wizzyrea
03:43 dcook               Oh my...
03:43 dcook               I was just thinking that, wizzyrea :p
03:42 wizzyrea            "
03:42 wizzyrea            in every sense of the word "relations
03:42 wizzyrea            relations all over the place!
03:42 * wizzyrea          was imagining this screwed up family
03:42 wizzyrea            har har
03:42 * jcamins           laughed.
03:42 wizzyrea            i know I was being not-funny
03:41 jcamins             It's just one.
03:41 eythian             no step though, it's not chronological. Many people have two parents.
03:41 jcamins             Or, great-grandparent.
03:41 wizzyrea            now the word parent looks weird to me
03:40 jcamins             Yeah, you're right. Great-grandparents.
03:40 eythian             yeah, that sounds about right.
03:40 wizzyrea            step-great-grandparent
03:40 dcook               Head, head's parent, head's parent's parent
03:39 dcook               But HEAD~2^.. is supposed to be a range of 3 patches
03:39 jcamins             wizzyrea: once-removed.
03:39 wizzyrea            j/k
03:39 wizzyrea            j/k
03:39 wizzyrea            j/k
03:39 wizzyrea            step-grandparent?
03:39 eythian             the parent of the second parent
03:39 dcook               jcamins: :p
03:39 jcamins             dcook: typo?
03:39 eythian             I think
03:39 dcook               HEAD~2^
03:39 eythian             nothing
03:39 dcook               Ack
03:39 dcook               So what would HEAD~^ be?
03:38 eythian             following the first parent only
03:38 eythian             yeah
03:38 dcook               So HEAD~2 is head's parent's parent
03:37 dcook               Mmm, right, that's it
03:37 mtompset            But ^^ looks happier. :)
03:37 eythian             but ^2 is the second parent, not the parent's parent.
03:37 eythian             so ~2 === ^^
03:36 eythian             ^ is the first parent, ~2 is the parent's parent.
03:36 mtompset            and confirmed it with a git bz apply on a test branch.
03:36 mtompset            I just used HEAD, then unobsoleted the original patch.
03:36 eythian             ^3 would be wrong
03:36 eythian             oh actually
03:35 eythian             I don't know it nearly well enough to explain it.
03:34 dcook               What does ~ mean then?
03:34 eythian             oh, or ^3
03:34 eythian             ^ just means "previous", so you can do HEAD^^^^
03:33 eythian             or you can do HEAD^.. for the previous two
03:33 eythian             just use HEAD
03:33 mtompset            And now I am realizing why I like tiny single patches.
03:32 * dcook             can't remember the particular differences between ~ and ^ in relation to ancestors and such..
03:32 dcook               Although I guess HEAD~1^ would probably work
03:31 dcook               I think I usually use something like HEAD~1..HEAD
03:31 dcook               http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Git_bz_configuration#Attaching_patches
03:30 wizzyrea            towards the bottom
03:30 wizzyrea            ^
03:30 dcook               I think it says in the wiki
03:30 mtompset            How do you git bz 2 commits?
03:25 eythian             especially if your stuff needs that to work right, but it's probably too small of a thing to warrant its own ticket.
03:24 mtompset            so a multipatch fix on the same bug... okay.
03:22 eythian             probably as another patch on the same bug
03:20 mtompset            Do I fix it in the same bug, or a different bug?
03:20 mtompset            The calling convention was right, but the functions parameters (as shown before) were wrong.
03:20 wizzyrea            mtompset: http://kohadevreactions.tumblr.com/post/61012696259/fixed-a-bug-introduced-a-bug-kohails
03:19 mtompset            When I fixed this, it busted t/Circulation_barcodedecode.t
03:19 wizzyrea            *nod* I'll check
03:19 eythian             there's a lot of scripts in there.
03:19 wizzyrea            I have this weird feeling that there is a tool for that
03:19 eythian             hmm. Maybe.
03:19 mtompset            Okay, I have a patch to fix the calling convention to set_userenv.
03:19 wizzyrea            eythian: isn't there a script to do that in the migration tools?
03:19 dcook               Although I think it's a bit dangerous
03:18 mtompset            Anyways... next question. :)
03:18 dcook               mtompset: I think we have a PHP script that clears out bib records with no items
03:18 dcook               Delete them manually?
03:05 eythian             well, you can delete them using the output of that report.
03:05 eythian             not in the UI, but you can make a report that'll find them.
03:04 mtompset            Is there a way to batch delete biblios with no items?
02:59 mtompset            without touching biblioitems?
02:58 eythian             yeah
02:57 mtompset            and if you delete an item, the items record would basically move to the deleteditems table?
02:56 dcook               ^^
02:56 jcamins             mtompset: sure, if your bib has items.
02:55 mtompset            question: if I have a biblio number of 28, and a biblioitems record matching with biblioitemnumber=28, should I not have an items record with biblionumber=28 or biblioitemnumber=28?
02:21 dcook               Actually, that totally explains my first encounter with references
02:20 dcook               hehe
02:20 wizzyrea            which isn't always not non-unconfusing - I had to read this sentence 3 times.
02:19 eythian             ah yeah, php hides things like I think.
02:19 dcook               Actually, now when I write in PHP, I miss Perl...
02:19 dcook               eythian: I had only ever coded in PHP before Koha. If there are references in PHP, I've never seen 'em :S
02:19 cjh                 heh
02:19 dcook               lol
02:19 eythian             which isn't always not non-unconfusing.
02:18 huginn`             dcook: I suck
02:18 dcook               @$arrayref
02:18 eythian             same as dereferencing anything else
02:18 dcook               When I was first figuring it out
02:18 dcook               Yeah, dereferencing hashrefs was...interesting
02:18 rangi               my %hash = %$hashref;
02:18 rangi               gets you the hash
02:18 rangi               %$hashref
02:18 dcook               I figured that had to be the case
02:18 eythian             oh, I though you were asking a question there
02:18 rangi               both of them make a hash
02:18 dcook               Mmm, k
02:18 dcook               But if it's a reference...does that mean that it makes a hash at the same time as it makes the reference?
02:18 rangi               you are making a hash, and a ref to it in one go
02:18 eythian             %hash = ( a => 'b', c => 'd' );
02:17 dcook               Yeah. That.
02:17 eythian             $hashref = { a => 'b', c => 'd' };
02:17 dcook               Why is that?
02:17 eythian             dcook: sure can
02:17 dcook               But you can also define a hashref from the start without having an original hash
02:17 dcook               So you can have a hash than create a hashref from it
02:16 eythian             well, you can use either, but hashref is more standard.
02:16 dcook               I was wondering about hashrefs the other day..
02:16 mtompset            We know... ref is another 3 characters. :P
02:16 eythian             hashref is more traditional, yeah.
02:16 jcamins             That's what eythian means by replacing it with a hash, actually.
02:16 dcook               Yes, totes hashref
02:15 mtompset            because too many parameters makes for harder debugging.
02:15 jcamins             hashref, please.
02:15 dcook               Sounds like a good guide
02:15 eythian             situationally dependent, of course.
02:15 eythian             as a basic guide, I tend to think that if there are more than 3 arguments, you should probably do it some other way.
02:15 mtompset            I was just thinking that.
02:14 dcook               Mmm, a hash would be nicer
02:13 eythian             I'd replace it with a hash (though really it should probably be an object or something.)
02:13 eythian             yeah
02:13 eythian             Still terrible :)
02:13 eythian             providing.
02:12 eythian             oh, not returning
02:12 mtompset            It's C4::Context, what do you expect? :)
02:12 eythian             that's a terrible way of returning a set of values
02:11 dcook               Those parameters could be worded a bit nicer too..
02:11 dcook               True that
02:10 mtompset            the parameters in the call don't match the parameters in the parameters in the function.
02:09 mtompset            with the shift, 0 is the branchcode.
02:09 mtompset            without the shift, IMS is the branchcode.
02:09 mtompset            C4::Context->set_userenv(1,'kmkale' , 1, 'kk1' , 'IMS', 0, 'kmkale@anantcorp.com');
02:08 mtompset            my ($usernum, $userid, $usercnum, $userfirstname, $usersurname, $userbranch, $branchname, $userflags, $emailaddress, $branchprinter, $persona)= @_;
02:08 mtompset            YAY! My patch found a bug in a test.
01:41 dcook               That'll get ya
01:39 mtompset            The setenv mess.
01:39 mtompset            ARG!
01:31 mtompset            Okay... I must have broken something in C4::Circulation somehow?!
01:30 mtompset            okay... I'm still confused... http://paste.koha-community.org/222 -- My debian VM fails, but my ubuntu VM works?
00:53 drojf               but i'll give it a try. good night #koha :)
00:52 dcook               hehe
00:52 drojf               i have a long history of bad sleep and if i know it is full moon i blame that. else i blame other things. :D
00:52 * dcook             used to have the occasional nightmare during undergrad about not having good enough essays
00:52 wizzyrea            kek
00:52 dcook               Possibly emotional stuff but I don't have that many emotions so not that :p
00:51 wizzyrea            there are lots of reasons to not sleep well.
00:51 dcook               Or I'm too hot
00:51 dcook               It's usually back pain
00:51 dcook               Next time I don't sleep well, I'll try to remember to log it
00:51 wizzyrea            it sounds like pseudoscience!
00:51 dcook               It does sound crazy
00:51 wizzyrea            it sounds crazy!
00:51 dcook               Hmm
00:50 wizzyrea            but if I keep track, it happens that I sleep not well more often when there is a full moon.
00:50 wizzyrea            I just thought I didn't sleep well sometimes for no good reason.
00:50 wizzyrea            before I even knew it was a thing
00:50 wizzyrea            I have been noticing this my whole life.
00:50 dcook               Which is perhaps why it's never disrupted my sleep?
00:49 * dcook             didn't know that people thought the full moon disrupted sleep?
00:49 wahanui             okay, eythian.
00:49 eythian             wahanui: kiwi is also http://www.thecivilian.co.nz/prime-minister-eats-kiwi-just-to-make-sure-were-not-missing-out-on-anything/
00:49 wahanui             ...but kiwi is the bird it takes it name from...
00:49 eythian             wahanui: kiwi is http://www.thecivilian.co.nz/prime-minister-eats-kiwi-just-to-make-sure-were-not-missing-out-on-anything/
00:49 dcook               Or a baby that sleeps well...which I did...as a baby...
00:49 dcook               My wife bought me an $80 pillow. I've been sleeping like a baby.
00:49 drojf               i think i saw it for 10 seconds two nights ago. don't know if that is the reason but i guess it would have worked without that like it did not :D
00:48 wizzyrea            or if you can't see the moon.
00:47 wizzyrea            ^ there is actually some research that shows even if you don't know the moon is full, sleep is disrupted
00:47 drojf               i was up until 5 or 6 last night
00:47 wizzyrea            i haven't slept well in 3 days now, presumably because of the full moon.
00:47 wizzyrea            oh man, yea. good luck.
00:46 drojf               full moon :/
00:46 wizzyrea            go to bed :)
00:46 wizzyrea            3am is way too late
00:46 wizzyrea            about the question anyway
00:46 dcook               If people want to "cheat", they're going to do it one way or another?
00:46 wizzyrea            yea, idk
00:46 dcook               Personally, as for the answer to the question, no idea
00:45 drojf               i understand what you're saying and i think you are right. anyway it is almost 3am and it did not help me at all with the actual question so i'll rather go to bed
00:45 dcook               Not that your opinion is unpopular :p
00:45 dcook               About it being a question deserving of logging
00:45 dcook               Actually, I agree with you, wizzyrea
00:44 wizzyrea            clearly mine is the unpopular opinion. So I'll just leave you to your offing.
00:43 wizzyrea            because offing looks like you're trying to hide something.
00:43 wizzyrea            but asking a question about voting probably deserves to be logged.
00:42 wizzyrea            I get wanting to not log your unpopular opinions.
00:42 * dcook             is going to remember it for the next time he plays Scrabble though
00:42 dcook               That almost looks like it can't be a real word...
00:42 dcook               outed
00:41 dcook               outted?
00:41 dcook               drojf: You've been outed!
00:41 dcook               :O
00:41 wizzyrea            and the email question
00:41 wizzyrea            more drojf :P
00:41 wizzyrea            well I wasn't specifically referring to the stuff YOU were talking about
00:40 jcamins             It is. But I don't have the right to put it in your mouth.
00:39 wizzyrea            mmm the truth is hard sometimes.
00:38 jcamins             Yeah, but it also protects Koha from being associated with some rather extreme (and unpopular) attitudes.
00:35 wizzyrea            that kind of ruins the idea of transparency.
00:35 wizzyrea            why shouldn't the discussion be in the log?
00:35 wizzyrea            I woulnd't look weird if you all weren't obsessed with off.
00:35 dcook               [off] Bahahaha
00:35 drojf               [off] and you look weird in the logs for talking to yourself all day :D
00:34 drojf               [off] i'm a secret guy :P
00:33 wizzyrea            what is with the offing!
00:33 drojf               [off] for the kohacon 2014 voting, should there be an email field to fill in (which won't be validated) or something? or do we just take all the clicks that people feel like doing? they could enter fake addresses or real aliases anyway
00:03 jcamins             Yep, that's her.
00:01 wizzyrea            well she introduced herself as camille ^.^