Time  Nick            Message
00:53 mtj             hi #koha
00:54 mtj             ooh, this looks interesting -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5Jc8-6UU4Q
00:56 mtj             amazing that i have never spotted this till now...
00:58 mtj             wow, i gotta save this for later today :0)
01:07 mtj             .
01:07 mtj             peeps, does anyone have a handy alias to delete a commit, in git?
01:08 mtj             …where the commit is quite deep, and the commit SHA is known
01:09 mtj             the best i have got via google is..
01:09 mtj             $ git rebase -p --onto SHA^ SHA
01:10 mtj             its been running for about 5 minutes, still going...
01:13 mtj             hmm, i think my git has a library thats missing
01:16 mtj             actually... i think my server needs a reboot :)
01:35 eythian         mtj: there's no such thing as "delete a commit"
01:36 eythian         except for rebasing, which then rewrites all the history following
01:36 eythian         the closest safe thing is to revert it.
01:41 dcook           Not sure why you'd want to delete a commit anyway O_o
01:42 eythian         [off] http://repo.or.cz/w/wrms.git?a=blob;f=scripts/load-wrms.sql;h=373e08b0988ee21b92e5a012dc59fc7fb94e1b6e;hb=refs/heads/release <-- to undo that sort of thing perhaps
01:44 dcook           [off] Huh...
01:45 dcook           I wouldn't mind renaming some commits so that they're easier to find later, but the whole history thing has become more obvious recently as I've been collaborating more on local projects
01:45 mtj             i have a commit where i delete a directory… now i want that directory back
01:45 eythian         mtj: revert it
01:46 dcook           ^
01:46 mtj             ok, will do :)
01:46 dcook           Then if you decide that you actually did want to delete it, revert the revert
01:46 rangi           you only need to delete if you accidentally put data that should never be public
01:46 rangi           theres a lot on github that should be deleted :)
01:47 dcook           Didn't eythian post a link a while ago that shows the number of swears on github?
01:47 mtj             yeah, this is a def. a private repo
01:47 dcook           mtj: Revert will only undo the original commit. The info will still exist in the history of course
02:06 rangi           yeah you only need delete when you accidentally push your passwords or something, a revert doesnt help you then :)
03:01 mtj             what do peeps think about a script to update/freshen koha conf files, when upgrading?
03:01 mtj             afaik, its currently a manual task?
03:02 eythian         mtj: now try it with zero risk of breakage.
03:04 mtj             heh, yeah… :)
03:04 mtj             atm, i'm just thinking of a quick/dirty script to use myself
03:05 mtj             and manually fixing the breakage
03:06 dcook           Sounds nice :)
03:09 mtj             how do other people in #koha handle this problem?
03:10 dcook           We use a script that updates based on a model, but I'm not responsible for that script, so not 100% on the deets
03:12 mtj             hmm, now i think of it… my solution is not that bad
03:13 eythian         we don't. if something actually needs it, we do it manually.
03:13 eythian         There was talk of making something that extracted all the user-configurable parts of the koha-conf and re-wrote it from template.
03:14 mtj             yeah, thats basically what i'm thinking too
03:14 mtj             its not perfect, but its a start
03:17 mtj             and track/restore your site-specific mods using git
03:23 mtj             anyhoo… thanks for the guys. -  i'll have a bit more of a think about it, over the week
03:25 mtj             dcook, any poss. of your script being submitted to koha?
03:39 dcook           mtj: I sincerely doubt it. I've never even seen the thing.
03:53 mtj             all good
04:04 mtj             i thought i would be a fool to not ask you :p
04:04 dcook           Hehe. Fair enough ;)
04:27 paxed           ffs. whoever thought it would be good to order the categories-table by the categorycode? ugh.
04:27 paxed           (and Yet Another table with no id numbering? *rolleye*)
04:28 rangi           i reckon you'd be better off just writing your own ils paxed
04:33 paxed           yes, ils with blackjack and hookers.
04:35 eythian         ID numbering is only needed when it's needed. If something naturally has a key, you don't need artificial ones. Also, tables aren't ordered.
04:35 eythian         Results are ordered, but there's no sensible way to think of a table as ordered.
04:36 paxed           eythian: in other words, no way to reorder the table without changing the categorycode.
04:37 eythian         paxed: Short of imposing your own ordering on the results, "reorder the table" isn't a meaningful sentence.
04:37 eythian         Besides, I'd be inclined to sort the results by description.
04:38 paxed           even that would be better than sorting by categorycode.
04:39 eythian         it'd be an easy change.
04:59 paxed           bug 12228
04:59 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12228 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , Sort patron category by description not by code
05:51 * magnuse       waves
05:51 dcook           Yo magnuse
05:53 magnuse         yo yo yo dcook
05:53 magnuse         wassup?
05:54 magnuse         time to leave work? :-)
05:55 dcook           Not for another hour :)
05:59 magnuse         yeah, guess i'm a bit early today
05:59 * magnuse       waves to BobB and BobB_
06:00 BobB_           only bobb_waves back  :)
06:28 * cait          waves too
06:39 reiveune        hello
06:39 wahanui         hey, reiveune
06:52 magnuse         @wunder boo
06:52 huginn          magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 6.0°C (8:20 AM CEST on May 12, 2014). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 4.0°C. Windchill: 4.0°C. Pressure: 29.59 in 1002 hPa (Steady).
06:59 gaetan_B        hello !
06:59 rangi           hi gaetan_B
07:02 * magnuse       waves again
07:03 rangi           hiya magnuse
07:03 magnuse         hiya rangi
07:03 magnuse         long time no see, it feels like
07:07 rangi           yeah, both been busy I think
07:08 magnuse         yup
07:20 magnuse         how can we get bug 11944 in? if it makes sense to the elders, it seems like the kind of thing that just needs to be pushed, and then have the kinks ironed out over time
07:20 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11944 major, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, Needs Signoff , Cleanup Koha UTF-8
07:20 magnuse         first patch for 3.17 perhaps?
07:28 rangi           sounds like a plan
07:28 magnuse         yay!
07:29 magnuse         it's the kind of bug where you sort of have to test *everything*, and that will never happen, of course
07:29 rangi           yep
07:30 magnuse         hm, i guess it might be possible to have some kind of bot/spider that clicks on every link and looks for double encoded chars?
07:31 rangi           its hard to spot those, but possible to catch a lot
07:42 ashimema        Hmm, still on my first foray into hosting a repository for our local deb packages.. any pro's here I could quiz?
07:44 rangi           you are using reprepro
07:44 rangi           ?
07:44 ashimema        I am..
07:44 ashimema        and the repository.. sort of works.
07:44 rangi           right
07:44 ashimema        but, when trying to install koha-common from it i get a whole host of 'Depends: *** but is not going to be installed' errors.
07:45 ashimema        At that point, i'm stretching my understanings ;)
07:45 rangi           ah ha
07:45 rangi           thats not your fault
07:46 rangi           you still have the main debian repos eh?
07:46 rangi           wheezy doesnt have some of the modules we need
07:47 ashimema        aha.. I need to add the community repo along side my own repo don't I..
07:47 rangi           exactly
07:47 rangi           and as long as your package is numbered higher
07:47 ashimema        currently, just got wheezy, indexdata and our own.. but not community..
07:47 ashimema        awesome.. thanks rangi.. something so simple!
07:47 rangi           it will use your koha-common, not the one in the community repo
07:48 ashimema        I was starting to feel rather stupid
07:48 magnuse         rangi++
07:49 rangi           congrats on the belfast uni btw
07:49 ashimema        Cheers, I've still got some mopping up to do, but their pretty much live now...
07:50 ashimema        they're a strange customer though.. normally we do loads of customisation of the opac for them to make it 'fit' their organisation.. they've stuck with bootstrap out of the box.. not even put anything in the css,js prefs yet..
07:50 ashimema        looks odd to me ;)
07:51 rangi           yeah, thats kinda weird
07:52 ashimema        I'm sure they'll get to it.
07:52 rangi           do you know what ils they had before?
07:52 ashimema        one of the sirsidynix systems.. horizon I think..
07:53 rangi           ahh that explains it
07:53 rangi           you could throw mud at a monitor and it would be prettier than that
07:53 ashimema        one we do a huge number of migrations from ;).. having said that, on this occasion our partners in ireland did the migration part (InterLeaf Technologies).. we're just hosting, and adding shibboleth support (which I hoep to get bmcc to sign off son ;) )
07:53 rangi           sweet
07:53 ashimema        hehe.. indeed.
07:54 ashimema        shib still could do with a few more eyes to look over it.. but it's getting closer with every install I do of it.
07:54 ashimema        I know bywater have been testing is too
07:55 ashimema        hows the elastic stuff coming along.. I get excited eery time I hear one of you guys is working on it ;)
07:56 rangi           its ticking along nicely eythian has been doing most of it lately in between his plack work
07:56 magnuse         eythian++
07:56 ashimema        excellent.. too mighty important project.. plack and elastic.. that's great to hear
07:57 magnuse         OPL will be indexing their rdf in elasticsearch - i wonder if koha will be able to talk to that
07:57 magnuse         or if it will mean a ton of config changes
07:57 * magnuse       knows next to nothing about ES, yet...
07:58 rangi           magnuse: yep it will
07:59 rangi           its schema less, you can index rdf and marc in it .. also unimarc and marc21 etc
07:59 rangi           and some dc
07:59 rangi           and whatever else you want
08:00 magnuse         but there will probably be different index names and so on?
08:00 rangi           there can be
08:00 rangi           its pretty much up to you
08:02 rangi           the nice thing is catmandu makes it easy
08:02 ashimema        next random packages question... how does apt count (in terms of version.. I've been following various instructions and have a package names '3.14.06~ptfs1'.. is that gonna be taken as above '3.14.06'..?
08:02 rangi           yep
08:02 ashimema        rangi++ for finding catmandu++
08:03 ashimema        :)
08:03 rangi           i think magnuse found it first
08:04 ashimema        :)
08:04 magnuse         w00t :-)
08:05 magnuse         it would be super awesome if koha could just use the rdf-indexed-in-es that opl will create
08:06 ashimema        that'd be awesome.
08:06 rangi           i think its a possibility yeah
08:07 rangi           maybe a little work
08:07 rangi           but the thing with es
08:07 rangi           it hands out json results
08:07 rangi           so its easy to build a frontend
08:08 magnuse         it might be worth thinking about when opl does their development
08:08 magnuse         if the two projects use the same kinds of names for things, it might be easier to interoperate
08:09 ashimema        bloody tube strike a week back meant I missed a really interesting sounding meetup with some of the elastic search guru's over here..
08:09 rangi           yep
08:09 rangi           ahh bummer ashimema
08:09 ashimema        opl (oslo public library?)
08:09 ashimema        indeed.. still, reading your code is interesting enough to start with..
08:14 atheia          Hello all
08:14 ashimema        morning atheia
08:14 rangi           hi atheia
08:15 atheia          Morning ashimema, rangi
08:15 magnuse         opl is Oslo Public Library a.k.a. "Deichman" - see http://www.deichman.no/ for their website and http://digital.deichman.no/ for their tech blog
08:15 magnuse         opl?
08:15 wahanui         hmmm... opl is Oslo Public Library a.k.a. "Deichman" - see http://www.deichman.no/ for their website and http://digital.deichman.no/ for their tech blog
08:15 magnuse         hiya atheia
08:16 ashimema        :)
08:18 ashimema        yeay, repo working perfectly now :).. that should make my testing of packages easier :)
08:19 atheia          hi magnuse!
08:19 ashimema        or rather.. helping others to test packages easier :)
08:24 rangi           sweet
08:28 magnuse         yay
08:34 * mtj_          waves to #koha
08:34 mtj_            hey rangi, did you end up buying a lappy in the US?
08:35 rangi           yep, got a system76
08:36 mtj_            just having a looky now... :)
08:39 * magnuse       waves to mtj_
08:39 rangi           mtj_: got the galago
08:51 mtj_            all the system76 models look awesome
08:59 mtj_            ...world-wide shipping too :)
09:00 rangi           yep
09:14 magnuse         ooh, they ship to norway :-)
09:14 magnuse         then the one remaining problem is the keyboard...
09:55 magnuse         hm, i do wonder why i am not seeing any bibliographic info in results lists on current master? details looks normal. i have done a full reindex...
10:08 ashimema        are you using the remote xslt settings at all..
10:10 ashimema        On second thoughts.. ignore that, bug 11826 hasn't been pushed yet.
10:11 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11826 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, m.de.rooy, Passed QA , Improving code for XSLT handling
10:11 ashimema        thought you may have foud a bug in it.. after all my testing ;)
10:11 ashimema        somthing else must be the culprit
10:18 magnuse         nope, no remote xslt :-)
10:20 magnuse         havn't looked at the log yet, though
10:21 magnuse         "GetCOinSBiblio called with undefined record at ..." - looks like it is not getting the record from zebra the way it should?
10:24 magnuse         and one warning about "when" and "Smartmatch" per record
10:47 * magnuse       waves to khall
10:47 khall           good day magnuse!
10:48 ashimema        hi khall
10:48 khall           hi ashimema!
10:50 * magnuse       tries a reboot
10:54 magnuse         wow, when i connect with yaz-client and do "f something" i get "Memory segmentation fault (core dumped)"
11:02 magnuse         oh well, lunchtime
11:02 wahanui         i guess lunchtime is a terrible time for a meeting
11:02 magnuse         so it is!
11:11 marcelr         hi #koha
11:12 marcelr         magnuse: please have a look at bug 9612 followup
11:12 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9612 minor, P5 - low, ---, m.de.rooy, Signed Off , SRU Response is different when DOM indexing is enabled
11:12 marcelr         may explain your search results
11:32 markvandenborre I am thinking about cover images
11:33 markvandenborre I have a consistent directory structure with one pdf per book, and I can reliably run a script to pull the cover page from those pdfs
11:34 markvandenborre I guess there must be a way to import those cover images into the repo
11:34 markvandenborre in one batch
11:34 markvandenborre any suggestions on how to tackle that one?
11:34 paxed           if i'm adding a new slip for printing, should the db entry go into updatedatabase.pl?
11:34 markvandenborre I hope a more elegant answer is possible than sql
11:35 paxed           (in the patch, that is)
11:35 paxed           why would you add the book covers into the repo?
11:36 paxed           if the cover images are in a predictable URL, you could just add the image url in the xslt
11:37 marcelr         paxed: your db entry should go to updatedatabase for upgrades and into installer/../.sql for new installs
11:37 paxed           marcelr: so, both.
11:37 marcelr         yeah
11:37 markvandenborre paxed: I'm trying to keep a koha install as standard as possible
11:38 marcelr         paxed: you will be happy to see that a new notice must be copied to 10 language folders..
11:38 markvandenborre maybe that is indeed the way to go...
11:38 paxed           marcelr: i know. which is stupid.
11:38 marcelr         true
11:38 marcelr         i once tried something to remove that barrier, but alas
11:38 paxed           markvandenborre: just copy the stock xslt, and set the syspref to use your own version of it.
11:39 markvandenborre thx for the hint!
11:40 markvandenborre been 10 years since I touched any xslt, but should be possible
11:41 jcamins         That's way more complicated than just using the built-in cover image feature.
11:41 jcamins         There's an option to upload a zip file with all your cover images and an index.
11:41 jcamins         You'll have to do it in several batches because the maximum upload size is probably 5mb, but that shouldn't be too bad.
11:42 jcamins         I don't remember the exact format for the cover image index.
11:42 jcamins         It should be in the manual.
11:48 markvandenborre jcamins: found it, sorry, should have looked at that more carefully first
11:48 markvandenborre and thanks
11:48 fridolin        hie all
11:51 marcelr         hi fridolin
11:51 fridolin        hi marcelr
12:10 tcohen          morning
12:12 marcelr         hi tcohen
12:18 ashimema        hey tcohen.. I've updated your repo guide on the wiki a tiny bit, just to get version numbering a bit more standard to debian... hope that not treading on toes.
12:20 oleonard        Hi #koha
12:20 ashimema        hi oleonard
12:24 tcohen          ashimema: np
12:24 tcohen          looks good
12:24 francharb       good morning #koha
12:30 ashimema        has anyone else ever noticed that during the installer login page, there's a 'Koha' link randomly positioned on the left side of the screen?
12:30 ashimema        it's been there for ages.. I've never though to mention it before
12:31 oleonard        CSS text offset from image replacement? Is your browser maximized?
12:34 ashimema        yup..
12:34 ashimema        and yup..
12:35 ashimema        I have a widescreen monitor, so it's probably more prominent for me too ;)
12:36 ashimema        hmm.. test-indent: -1000px;.. why is it like that?
12:37 paxed           i think that's a pretty common way of moving stuff "away" via css.
12:37 ashimema        why not just not have the text in the html in the first place?
12:40 oleonard        ashimema: It's a way to replace text with an image via CSS.
12:40 oleonard        ashimema: It's intended to be more customizable and more accessible
12:42 oleonard        ashimema: On the other hand, the "-1000px" was implemented at a time when 1000px seemed like a reasonable number of pixels to push something offscreen.
12:42 ashimema        I see..
12:42 oleonard        Progress.
12:42 wahanui         progress is probably good
12:43 ashimema        I've seen it an offset like that before.. never really like it.. seems cludgy.. but I've also never looked into the alternatives.
12:44 ashimema        I don't really understand how it's more customizable really either..
12:44 ashimema        oh well, I'll bow to the styling pro ;)
12:44 magnuse         "visibility: hidden" or something like that wouldn't work?
12:45 oleonard        ashimema: Theoretically you could add something like #login h1 {  background: url("my-custom-logo.gif") }
12:47 oleonard        magnuse: I tried to pick a widely-accepted image-replacement method that had been well-tested.
12:49 magnuse         oleonard: i trust you a 110% when it comes to css. just wondering... ;-)
12:51 oleonard        It's not unreasonable to think that there is a better method now. And if not, then "-5000" could always work for a couple more years ;)
12:51 * oleonard      demands that someone get him an Oculus Rift for Koha testing
12:56 ashimema        hehe..
12:58 ashimema        lost by the finickyness of css then.. as I thought you could do that anyway without the anchor 'Koha' text..
12:58 ashimema        eitherway.. it's not an especially important bug.. but a bug none the less in my eyes ;)
13:02 * ashimema      wonders how caits course is going
13:03 * druthb        has no doubt.  Cait is awesome.
13:27 tcohen          ashimema: would you take a look at the patches for bug 11404?
13:27 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11404 major, P5 - low, ---, tomascohen, Needs Signoff , add out-of-the-box support for Apache 2.4
13:28 ashimema        will do tcohen.
13:30 nengard         hi all, is there a bug somewhere about not for loan items (aka on order items) showing in the holds queue?
13:33 ashimema        I've not come across one yet negard..
13:33 ashimema        but I'm 'no cait' when it comes to bugzilla ;)
13:34 nlegrand        hey koha o/
13:34 ashimema        I've not come across one yet nengard..
13:35 nengard         okey dokey
13:43 nlegrand        I'm having a weird trouble with zebra biblios full reindexion, Zebra merge stop silently at =~ 20 %, It seems I have all items in the intranet, but nothing in the opac
13:43 nlegrand        does someone have an idea about it?
13:50 ashimema        does it actually stop.. or is it still running.. I sometimes find the merge/commit actions of zebra take a very very long time.. but do eventually complete
13:53 nlegrand        ashimema: it looks like this: http://pastebin.com/Kjv6g5Xz
13:54 ashimema        ah, that really is a silent failure.
13:54 ashimema        'fraid I know no better then.
13:54 nlegrand        :) thanks anyway
13:54 ashimema        try running it in verbose.. you may get a bit more info
13:54 ashimema        sorry.. double verbose..
13:54 ashimema        -v -v
13:54 nlegrand        ashimema: it is verbose :(
13:54 ashimema        or even -v -v -v
13:54 nlegrand        ho !
13:54 nlegrand        nice
13:54 ashimema        ;)
13:55 nlegrand        I'm doing it right now :)
13:55 ashimema        it'll spit a hell of a lot onto screen... but with any luck the actualy error will appear for you :)
14:24 ashimema        tcohen, those patches 'look' good to me, but I'm still no package expert.  I'm building a set from them now to test they work as expected, but I'm not expecting any failures.
14:25 tcohen          ashimema: due to a bug in apache2-mpm-itk you need to first install it, and then koha-common
14:26 tcohen          and to install it do: a2dismoe mpm-event ; a2enmod mpm-prefork ; apt-get install apache2-mpm-itk
14:27 ashimema        had a feeling that would be the case..
14:27 tcohen          there's nothing we can do about it
14:27 ashimema        I'm not really sure what make koha require the specific apache stuff
14:27 tcohen          (koha-common depends on mpm-itk, which would fail to install unless you do those steps
14:27 ashimema        yeah, I've got into problems with that before.
14:28 tcohen          we need mpm-itk to implement the user-per-instance schema
14:28 ashimema        ah, I see.
14:28 tcohen          which we dont seem to be abandoning in a near future :-P
14:28 ashimema        :)
14:28 ashimema        which, i think, makes sense for security?
14:29 tcohen          exactly, other option would be to use setuid for the apache process
14:29 tcohen          which I wouldn't
14:30 ashimema        coolios.. I'll report back anything if I run into issue.. otherwise I'll go ahead and sign it off..
14:31 nengard         I'm documenting the code in bug 9016 can someone tell me how 'feed' works?
14:31 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9016 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Master , Multi transport types for notices
14:36 huginn          New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 9724: ensure hourly loans show time due in SCO <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=e7bf50600d053238d354ec2989f3fbe542c47aaa>
14:46 jenkins_koha    Starting build #1752 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
15:23 reiveune        bye
15:50 gaetan_B        bye!
15:50 * cait          waves
15:53 druthb          Hi, cait!  *hugs*
15:54 cait            hi ruth :)
16:04 talljoy         hi druthb  great pic on the FB today!
16:04 talljoy         windblown and sassy
16:04 talljoy         loved it
16:04 talljoy         jcamins in?
16:15 ashimema        cait... your alive..
16:15 ashimema        how'd it go today?
16:15 * ashimema      sends hugs to cait
16:16 cait            barelyy
16:16 cait            ooh
16:16 cait            the server is still alive too
16:16 cait            that makes me happy
16:16 ashimema        :)
16:20 pianohacker     hi ashimema°
16:20 pianohacker     !
16:21 ashimema        hi pianohacker.. lnog time no see.
16:21 ashimema        hows uni?
16:21 pianohacker     good, just walked! Doing summer session now
16:22 ashimema        'just walked'.. is than another americanism?
16:22 pianohacker     (walked meaning graduated)
16:22 ashimema        oh.. awesome.. congrats.
16:22 pianohacker     probably an americanism. Hell if I know
16:22 ashimema        does that mean we sohuld expect more of you here again now :)
16:23 druthb          thanks, talljoy—Sam caught me mugging for the camera, and it just Worked.
16:23 talljoy         it was. AWESOME.
16:23 pianohacker     ashimema: yup, should be in at least a bit more
16:24 ashimema        good news.
16:24 wahanui         hmmm... good news is it looks like it's running properly.
17:01 jenkins_koha    Project Koha_master build #1752: SUCCESS in 2 hr 16 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1752/
17:01 jenkins_koha    Owen Leonard: Bug 9724: ensure hourly loans show time due in SCO
17:01 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9724 minor, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Hourly loans don't show time due in SCO
17:04 oleonard        tcohen++ # nice response in the prog/CCSR removal thread
17:06 Dyrcona         Well, this is intriguing: http://aims.fao.org/community/open-access/blogs/new-webinaraims-koha-first-open-source-integrated-library-system-ils-ove
17:07 Dyrcona         Oh, then I see the co-sponsors.....
17:40 ashimema        that's interesting indeed.. as I thought they were one of our customers.. and running community
17:43 ashimema        That really is interesting.. they've got links to koha-community.org all over the place.. but it's being presented by liblime... I'll go digging
17:55 oleonard-away   Shouting "KOHA" is typical Liblime
18:19 HdezCortes      Hola, necesito ayuda quisiera saber si alquien habla español ??
18:23 markvandenborre HdezCortes: sorry, can't help you, but I see that some people seem to be translating the manual to Spanish
18:24 markvandenborre maybe they can?
18:24 HdezCortes      ok
18:25 HdezCortes      when I enter my koha server freezes well http://200.88.48.100:8080/
18:25 HdezCortes      do not know why he got so
18:33 mtompset        Greetings, #koha.
18:36 HdezCortes      I have problem with my server got so koha and not for what reason if someone could help me?? http://200.88.48.100:8080/
18:40 mtompset        HdezCortes: Which instructions did you follow?
18:40 mtompset        (to install it)
18:42 HdezCortes      KohaInstallGuide
18:42 mtompset        My guess is that you did a name-based installation which only listened to port 80, and that there is no mention of the IP address in your apache configuration files, so it just passes you back the OPAC all the time.
18:43 mtompset        So why aren't you using http://whatever-the-name-is:8080/?
18:43 mtompset        where you change whatever-the-name-is to the correct name?
18:43 HdezCortes      mtomset : pero koha esta funcionan bien y de repente se puso asi
18:44 HdezCortes      mtomset but koha is working well and suddenly became so
18:44 mtompset        Are you using a different machine?
18:44 HdezCortes      no
18:45 mtompset        If it is a corporate machine, do they reset the computers every month to a default installation to avoid viruses?
18:46 mtompset        Oh... have you always used the IP address to access it?
19:05 nengard         oleonard got a question about your ebook styling code
19:05 oleonard        Sure
19:05 nengard         it doesn't work with track clicks turned on - is it as simple as escaping the ? with a /
19:05 nengard         in the URL check
19:06 nengard         and if i make no sense i blame cold meds
19:07 nengard         the URL is: http://MYLIBRARY/cgi-bin/koha/tracklinks.pl?uri=http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/14600;biblionumber=129144
19:08 nengard         I had var ohdbks_link = td.find("a[href^='http://www.gutenberg.org/etext']");
19:08 nengard         but that didn't work cause that's not how it starts
19:08 nengard         and then   var ohdbks_link = td.find("a[href^='http://MYLIBRARY/cgi-bin/koha/tracklinks.pl?uri=http://www.gutenberg.org/etext']");
19:08 nengard         didn't work either
19:10 oleonard        nengard: I don't know offhand, you'll have to do some tests and/or read the docs on how jQuery's find work
19:13 nengard         :( that means thinking ... no thinking for this brain today :)
19:18 nengard         oleonard - fyi:
19:18 nengard         var pgbks_link = td.find("a[href*='http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/']");
19:18 nengard         *= instead of ^=
19:34 mtompset        Greetings, sophie_m.
19:35 HdezCortes      Someone is in line
19:50 pianohacker     hi taylorSchmidt!
19:50 pianohacker     all: taylorSchmidt is one of my group members on the field session project we're doing for Koha
19:50 cait            hi pianohacker
19:50 cait            is there a test installation with rancor maybe?
19:51 pianohacker     cait: I can update my test server to the latest set of patches
19:51 cait            i was asked about a new better cataloguing module...
19:51 HdezCortes      Good I have problem with my server Koha Someone can help me??
19:52 cait            pianohacker: ah, i thought maybe there was already something somewhere - worth asking :)
19:53 pianohacker     And Dawa is the other
19:54 cait            hi Dawa and taylorSchmidt
19:54 cait            what is the project about?
19:54 pianohacker     khall: don't know where bag went but we have Dawa and taylorSchmidt here
19:54 pianohacker     cait: AngularJS-based AJAX circulation client
19:54 cait            oh
19:54 cait            interesting
19:54 wahanui         interesting is sometimes good and sometimes bad
19:55 taylorSchmidt   Hey guys, happy to be here!
19:55 khall           bag had to run to the airport, he should be back soon I hope
19:55 pianohacker     rangi: ping :)
19:55 rangi           hey
19:56 pianohacker     we want to meet in #koha or break off into another channel?
19:56 rangi           might be easier in another
19:56 bag             I’m back
19:56 pianohacker     makes sense
19:56 khall           agreed
19:56 pianohacker     #fs ?
19:56 bag             #csmkoha
19:56 pianohacker     oh nvm
19:56 bag             nevermind :P
19:56 rangi           too late i already made one :)
19:56 bag             is right
19:57 pianohacker     /join #kohaproject
19:58 Sean            In the borrower info on the left side (in checkout or when viewing a patron) is it possible to add expiration date (in the block of data beneath the phone, where name, address, home library, email, etc currently are)?
19:58 HdezCortes      Good I have problem with my server Koha Someone can help me??
20:06 rangi           HdezCortes: we wont know if we can help or not, until you ask your question
20:11 bag             bug 11703
20:11 wahanui         bug 11703 is waiting for an answer, I started QA on it :)
20:11 huginn          04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11703 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Passed QA , Convert checkouts table to ajax datatable
20:23 HdezCortes      my koha server displaying a page that is not you have to show it can account at the following address 200.88.48.100:8080
20:31 rangi           HdezCortes: im not sure i understand you sorry
20:44 jce             Hey there.  Anybody on?
20:49 cait1           @wunder Konstanz
20:49 huginn          cait1: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 8.7°C (10:45 PM CEST on May 12, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 4.0°C. Windchill: 9.0°C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Rising).
20:55 pianohacker     leaving now, will check in later
20:55 pianohacker     cait1: I'll get rancor on my test server and let you know when it's up later tonight
20:55 cait1           ah
20:56 cait1           now he is gone...
20:56 cait1           hm
20:58 jce             So, anyone on here know anything about Koha?
20:59 mtompset        Greetings, cait1. How goes the QA processing? :)
20:59 cait1           too busy for qa right now, maybe some later this week
21:00 mtompset        jce, people usually just ask the question, and if someone knows how to help, they'll say. Everyone here generally knows something about Koha.
21:01 magnuse         bag: HI
21:01 bag             magnuse: HI
21:01 magnuse         :-)
21:01 mtompset        Also, jce, sometimes you're more likely to get an answer by asking the mailing lists.
21:02 mtompset        magnuse, bag: Greetings!
21:02 bag             :)
21:02 magnuse         hiya mtompset
21:04 jce             I'm working on a problematic Koha upgrade.  Ubuntu 12.04, Koha 3.14.  Created a new instance, trying to import old database.  Tried 'sudo koha-mysql <instance> < Koha_Backup_localhost.sql'.  Got "Access denied for user ... to database '<Name of old database instance>
21:04 rangi           edit the .sql
21:04 rangi           near the top it will have a line use old database
21:04 rangi           take that out
21:05 rangi           then it will stop trying to restore to the old database
21:06 jce             rangi:  (assuming you're talking to me, as that seems relevant)  Thanks, I'll check that out.
21:09 jce             Ok, it has a command to CREATE DATABASE <Old_Database> and a USE command.  Should I get rid of them both?  is '--' a comment in an SQL file?
21:12 jce             Assumed Yes and Yes, and it seems to be populating the database.  Thanks for the help, rangi.
21:19 jce             Upgraded the database schema successfully.  Now I'm going to try rebuilding the zebra index with 'sudo koha-rebuild-zebra -f -v <instance>'.  This is installed from Debian packages.  Is it correct to sudo this from my regular user account, or am I supposed to log in (or su) as another user?
21:20 rangi           no, doing it from your account is ok, as long as you use sudo
21:25 jce             rangi:  Thanks.  Rebuilding now.
21:25 rangi           cool
21:36 jce             Next problem:  The old username and password doesn't work for the intranet.  This is an IP-based installation, it is not accessed over the Internet.  I get the logon screen at localhost:8080, but the old username/password doesn't work.
21:37 rangi           login in with the one in the koha-conf.xml
21:37 mtompset        sudo xmlstarlet sel -t -v 'yazgfs/config/pass' /etc/koha/sites/{the instance name}/koha-conf.xml
21:37 rangi           and make a user, and give it superlibrarian permissions, then logout and login with that user instead
21:37 rangi           never use the password in koha-conf again after that (except if you delete your real user or something)
21:38 mtompset        the system user name is koha_{instance name}
21:38 mtompset        And follow rangi's advice. :)
21:46 jce             Have to create a Patron Category.  Do I make up an arbitrary category code?  I assume Category type should be 'staff'.
21:49 rangi           doesnt actually matter at all
21:49 rangi           the permissions are what matter
21:50 rangi           categorycodes dont really do anything, except give you more information
21:55 jce             Ok, thanks rangi and mtompset.  Created a user.  Still getting no results from a search in OPAC on an author I know is in the holdings.
21:55 mtompset        Did you do a full reindex?
21:55 mtompset        Always a good idea to do a full reindex after getting your data into an instance.
21:57 jce             I did this:  sudo koha-rebuild-zebra -f -v bcmc   Does the instance include koha_  i.e. koha_bcmc?
22:00 jce             It said:  "Records exported: 3295" which is a plausible number.
22:01 mtompset        If the instance didn't exist, you would know. :)
22:03 jce             That's what I thought.
22:03 bag             @wunder 93109
22:03 huginn          bag: The current temperature in Westside, Santa Barbara, California is 32.4°C (3:03 PM PDT on May 12, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 11%. Dew Point: -2.0°C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Falling).
22:03 bag             I’m melting
22:04 jce             I have this in /var/log/koha/bcmc/opac-error.log:  [Mon May 12 16:55:39 2014] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /usr/share/koha/opac/htdocs/opac-tmpl/css, referer: http://localhost/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=au&q=borg
22:04 jce             [Mon May 12 16:55:40 2014] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [Mon May 12 16:55:40 2014] 404.pl: Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/Auth.pm line 391., referer: http://localhost/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=au&q=borg
22:11 jce             FWIW, /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/Auth.pm line 391 reads as follows:  opaccolorstylesheet       => C4::Context->preference("opaccolorstylesheet"),
22:12 jce             It looks as if some CSS stuff is missing from my installation, but that doesn't seem relevant to the problem of no results coming up in OPAC searches.
22:18 eythian         hi
22:18 wahanui         privet, eythian
22:21 mtompset        Got to run. Bye.
22:21 mtompset        Have a great day, #koha.
22:24 bag             heya eythian
22:24 wahanui         go back to bed, eythian
22:30 eythian         I wish
22:35 eythian         rangi or others: should a script in misc/load_testing be a dependency in C4::Installer::PerlDependencies?
22:36 eythian         I suppose it's an optional dependency
22:38 rangi           yeah only optional
22:38 rangi           personally i think that that the load testing stuff should probably be its on repo
22:38 eythian         Something has been added that isn't in debian, and I'm trying to avoid having to make a package for it :)
22:38 eythian         I think this'll be safe enough to blacklist.
22:49 bag             man it’s so hot here - I’m having a beer early today
22:53 eythian         @wunder nzwn
22:53 huginn          eythian: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0°C (10:30 AM NZST on May 13, 2014). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 77%. Dew Point: 12.0°C. Pressure: 30.09 in 1019 hPa (Steady).
22:53 bag             eythian: say you are in santa barbara and you could have a beer early with me :)
22:53 bag             @wunder SBA
22:53 huginn          bag: The current temperature in Santa Barbara, California is 31.0°C (2:53 PM PDT on May 12, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 9%. Dew Point: -6.0°C. Pressure: 30.01 in 1016 hPa (Falling).
22:53 eythian         sounds like a plan :D
22:55 eythian         OK, fingers crossed I have master building again and I can test the thing I was actually planning to test.
23:05 jce             The Wiki page 'Koha_on_ubuntu_-_packages_long' says that "Koha 3.4.x or later no longer stores items in biblio records." and then shows how to rebuild the zebra index.  So I assume that the index is stored in another table in the same database.  What table is that?  I'm still unable to get any search results, and I'd like to look in phpmyadmin and see if the new index is really there.
23:06 eythian         jce: "items"
23:06 eythian         it was always there, it's more that it's used a little differently post 3.4
23:07 jce             Thanks eythian.  I'm now seeing a step I may have missed.  I hadn't run koha-upgrade-to-3.4
23:08 eythian         ah yep, that's reasonably important.
23:08 jce             :)
23:08 eythian         although, you should still get search results without having run it
23:08 eythian         just you're likely to get twice as many items
23:09 jce             Hmm.  I was getting nothing at all.  Well, I'm running it now, so we'll see what happens.
23:10 eythian         it'll do a full zebra reindex when it's done, that may help things too.
23:12 dcook           bag: Jealous
23:14 dcook           jce: I haven't read too much scrollback, but... the item data and MARCXML bib record are stored in MySQL tables, while the Zebra indexes are stored in a Zebra db (which you can query using yaz-client)
23:15 jce             dcook:  Thanks.
23:16 jce             koha-upgrade-to-3.4 completed, but still no joy.
23:16 jce             Thought for sure that would fix it.
23:16 eythian         jce: try sudo service koha-common restart
23:16 eythian         make sure everything is running
23:19 jce             Looks as everything is running (except SIP server, but I don't think we're using that.)
23:19 eythian         hmm
23:19 eythian         errors in /var/log/koha/whatever?
23:19 eythian         especially the zebra files
23:19 * dcook         is curious what was printed out while re-indexing Zebra
23:20 eythian         hmm yeah, any warnings there?
23:21 jce             Farther up the irc log I posted about some errors in /var/log/koha/bcmc/opac-error.log, but they seemed to pertain to CSS.  I'll check the other stuff.
23:21 dcook           jce: Yeah, no worries about opaccolorstylesheet. It's an optional stylesheet.
23:22 jce             Records exported: 3295
23:22 jce             ====================
23:22 jce             REINDEXING zebra
23:22 jce             ====================
23:22 jce             17:53:43-12/05 zebraidx(15082) [warn] Record didn't contain match fields in (bib1,Local-number)
23:22 jce             ====================
23:22 jce             CLEANING
23:22 jce             ====================
23:22 jce             Zebra configuration information
23:22 jce             ================================
23:22 jce             Zebra biblio directory      = /var/lib/koha/bcmc/biblios
23:22 jce             Zebra authorities directory = /var/lib/koha/bcmc/authorities
23:22 jce             Koha directory              = /usr/share/koha/intranet/cgi-bin
23:22 jce             BIBLIONUMBER in :     090$c
23:22 jce             BIBLIOITEMNUMBER in : 090$d
23:22 dcook           Useful link for pastes: paste.koha-community.org
23:22 dcook           jce: Are you using UNIMARC or MARC21?
23:23 rangi           yeah that looks like unimarc
23:23 rangi           in marc21 its 999c and d
23:24 jce             Hmm.  I thought we were using MARC21, but it's been long enough since I last worked on this, I may be wrong.
23:26 rangi           you could look in the db, check the marcxml field in the biblioitems table for a record
23:26 jce             So I may have a mismatch of my MARC record types between the database and the new server instance?
23:26 rangi           could be, the record didnt contain match fields is suspicious
23:27 jcamins         Looks like MARC21 from Koha 2.2.
23:27 jcamins         Hi.
23:27 rangi           hi jcamins
23:28 jcamins         git?
23:28 wahanui         git is, like, http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Version_Control_Using_Git
23:29 jce             Does this tell us what we need to know?  "xmlns="http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim">"
23:29 jce             This system was first installed in 2008, so it could be that we still have junk left over from Koha 2.2.
23:30 jce             Though it has been upgraded a couple times since then.
23:30 eythian         beware that many upgrades from 2.2 have had issues pop up further down the track
23:30 jcamins         Like this one!
23:31 jcamins         But, also, problems with database structure.
23:33 rangi           that person who was the release manager for 3.0 has a lot to answer for
23:33 jcamins         Including our Zebra configuration.
23:34 rangi           yep
23:35 jce             Looking back at my notes, the first install was in 8/07 on Ubuntu 7.04.
23:35 jce             So, what would be my next troubleshooting step?
23:36 jcamins         Unfortunately I'm not sure. I usually just export the MARC records, move the biblionumber and biblioitemnumber into the correct fields, and treat it like a migration.
23:37 eythian         OK, _this_ time maybe I'll have master building again.
23:38 jce             I've thought about installing Ubuntu 10.04 in a VM, reinstalling Koha 3.8 (which appears to be the previous version in use) and seeing if I can get it running that way again.
23:39 jce             Would it be possible to do a migration with the database in the state it's in?
23:40 eythian         tcohen: oh, I just emailed you
23:41 rangi           jce: your idea of getting a 3.8 up is not a bad one
23:41 rangi           id do that, see if it is working there
23:41 rangi           then you have time to do an export and migration into a 3.14 (or 3.16 when its released)
23:42 rangi           you have the original backup still eh?
23:42 jce             I was sort of hoping to avoid that, but I'll give it a try.
23:42 jce             I do.
23:42 rangi           if we we sure that the zebra/biblionumber mismatch is the only problem, you could try to fix that in place
23:43 rangi           but it might not be, .. for future, dont turn the old one off until the new one is tested and working :-)
23:43 jce             Is there some documentation I should look at for migration?
23:45 jce             Well, I hadn't planned on doing an upgrade at this time.  I ran some Ubuntu updates and things didn't go well, so I decided it was time to upgrade the OS.  This is a small library and they have only 1 machine for the server.  But it's a point well taken.
23:45 rangi           *nod* we run into that a bit too
23:45 rangi           3.8.x will work fine with 14.04
23:45 rangi           you dont have to go back to 10.04
23:46 eythian         14.04 on packages is currently problematic
23:46 jce             I'm using 12.04 ATM because of the package problem with 14.04.
23:46 rangi           well the cavaet with 14.04 is they changed apache versions and apache broke backwards compatibility
23:46 rangi           in its config files
23:46 * eythian       is going to be testing fixes for this today, assuming master finally builds.
23:46 rangi           but yeah 12.04 would work fine
23:46 rangi           with 3.8.x, if thats easier
23:47 jce             I'm actually setting Koha up for a second library as well, and was hoping to go straight to 14.04.
23:47 dcook           jce: As for migration, it depends on what you want to migrate over.
23:47 eythian         jce: well, all going well, we'll backport the fixes into 3.14.
23:48 jce             All they're using this for is a card catalog.  They don't have any patrons defined, and they don't use it for check-outs.
23:48 eythian         unfortunately it's not going to be perfect, the debian apache packages have introduced some bugs. They can be worked around though.
23:48 jce             dcook:  so we really just need to migrate the holdings.
23:48 dcook           jce: Sounds dead easy then. Dump the records out of it, run up a 3.8, import the records into that :).
23:49 dcook           Well, fix the records, I guess ;)
23:49 dcook           Should be as easy as moving those 090$c and 090$d fields to 999$c and 999$d.
23:49 dcook           Actually, you might not need to bother...
23:50 eythian         this assumes your records are actually MARC21
23:50 dcook           Yeah, there is that
23:50 jce             I'm pretty sure they're MARC21.
23:50 rangi           dcook: i wouldnt do it like that
23:50 rangi           id run up a 3.8
23:51 rangi           import the old backup
23:51 rangi           check it works there
23:51 rangi           then export the records from it, and load them into your new 3.14
23:52 rangi           ie, first id get it working with 3.8.x again so the library can work, then do the migration and test its all working ok, and then cut over
23:52 dcook           Mmm, that's a good point.
23:52 dcook           Could run into problems if the item types, branches, and locations aren't the same...
23:53 dcook           Those'll need to be re-created in the 3.14 as well
23:54 jce             rangi:  I think that's what I'll try.  Would I be exporting the records from Koha or is that something I should do in phpmyadmin?
23:54 rangi           id export from your 3.8
23:56 jce             So, should I change my package repositories, or just download a bunch of .deb files.  The latter sounds like dependency hell to me.
23:57 jce             Or should I use a tar ball?