Time Nick Message 23:57 huginn tcohen: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 11.8°C (8:55 PM ART on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 36%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Pressure: 30.21 in 1023 hPa (Steady). 23:57 tcohen @wunder cordoba, argentina 23:57 huginn tcohen: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 11.8°C (8:55 PM ART on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 36%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Pressure: 30.21 in 1023 hPa (Steady). 23:57 tcohen @wunder cordoba, argentina 23:56 huginn tcohen: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 11.8°C (8:55 PM ART on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 36%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Pressure: 30.21 in 1023 hPa (Steady). 23:56 tcohen @wunder cordoba, argentina 23:28 mtompset I had the same bad luck trying to answer the question using google too. 23:28 pianohacker mtompset: and unfortunately I can't seem to find any helpful information on google 23:20 pianohacker oh, lord. I don't, unfortunately 23:20 mtompset could you check to see if the expirationdate is 0000-00-00? :) 23:20 mtompset do you have any ancient koha database backups with opac_news? 23:19 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12167 minor, P5 - low, ---, mtompset, Signed Off , datetime type casting issue regarding bug 7567 23:19 mtompset Because someone was asking for me to take out a '0000-00-00' comparison on bug 12167, and using just NULLs does seem to work for my version of MySQL currently. 23:17 pianohacker Hmm, there have been historical problems with NULL/0000-00-00 but I'm not sure of the cause or which versions were affected 23:15 mtompset pianohacker: Greetings. Did MySQL historically not allow NULL as a Date? And if so, do you recall the version? 22:53 wnickc pianohacker: thanks 22:52 pianohacker wnickc: yes 22:50 wnickc does the package command koha-upgrade-schema run updatedatabase.pl? 22:50 wnickc hi all 22:27 * ashimema ashimema_afk 22:27 ashimema night all.. bed time for me 22:27 ashimema 22:00 ashimema more than just my name in the list :) 22:00 ashimema oh.. the stats are now starting to look interesting.. 21:59 wnickc ashimema++ 21:58 ashimema wnickc: now snadbox4 is up.. ack.. two typos later! 21:53 ashimema got an error in updatedatabase.. bear with me. 21:52 ashimema well.. sandbox 0, 1, 2 and 3 are up.. I take it back that 4 is.. 21:52 ashimema hmm.. 21:51 wnickc awesome, thank you! 21:51 ashimema stupid typo in the apache virtual host conf 21:51 ashimema wnickc: sandbox4 is back up.. 21:50 ashimema CPBrannon++ 21:50 CPBrannon Yay! Tested my first patch from my VM! I'm like a giddy little school girl! 21:48 ashimema have a nice weekend tcohen 21:48 * ashimema has just realised that the out of the box db's for the sandboxes all default to prog for the opac theme.. 21:48 tcohen bye #koha, nice weekend for every1 21:48 tcohen asado tonight, have to leave to get all the stuff 21:47 tcohen heh 21:47 ashimema zebra is plain freaky 21:47 ashimema http://www.indexdata.com/zebra/doc/querymodel-zebra.html was the last zebra doc I got into.. to try and work out how relevance works. 21:47 tcohen i guess is some zebra trick 21:47 tcohen ok, I trust you both so... 21:47 tcohen http://www.indexdata.com/yaz/doc/tools.html#PQF 21:47 ashimema I just kept getting advice from people until it worked 21:46 tcohen :-D 21:46 ashimema dcook got there in the end with that bug to be fair to him.. 21:46 ashimema erm.. i'm not actually sure 21:45 * tcohen is reading the PQF grammar definition 21:45 tcohen ashimema: where is the suppress parameter defined for PQF? 21:44 wnickc 1 bug down 21:39 mtompset Greetings, #koha. 21:39 wnickc hopefully sign offs to follow 21:39 * mtompset cheers, because it sounds good. 21:39 wnickc kohana installfest now has several peopel with working git installs and git bz 21:39 wnickc :) 21:34 ashimema I'll take a quick look.. 21:33 ashimema wnickc: thanks for the notice about sandbox4 21:28 ashimema no worries tcohen 21:23 tcohen ashimema: thanks for signing 21:23 tcohen hi 18:46 CPBrannon :) 18:40 cait :) 18:24 hbraum tyvm 18:23 CPBrannon hbraum: it's in there. Last one in the intranet jquery section http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/JQuery_Library#Hide_locations.2Fcopies_on_Staff_search_results 18:22 wnickc ashimema: sandbox 4 seems to be out of comission 18:21 wahanui sandboxes are http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Sandboxes 18:21 jcamins sandboxes? 18:21 wnickc is there a password available for the installer on the biblibre sandboxes? 18:14 * pianohacker waves 18:13 * cait waves 18:06 CPBrannon hbraum: I'll let you know when it is posted 18:05 hbraum CPBrannon the jquery for how you changed your availability column on staff client 18:05 CPBrannon hbraum: what was the code you wanted me to post? 18:03 tcohen bye #koha 17:45 hbraum CPBrannon we’ll see :) 17:44 CPBrannon hbraum: when you gtet your box figured out, make a few more to make sure you have your method down. :) 17:12 tcohen it is needed 17:12 tcohen (\@attr 9=20 \@attr 2=102|\@attr 2=102 \@attr 9=20) \@attr 4=6 17:11 jcamins There are only two weights, but they can be in either order, right? 17:10 tcohen jcamins: but I see $weight* have their contents swaped too 17:09 jcamins Yes, that's why I have a grouping. 17:08 tcohen the problem is that they are swapped too 17:07 jcamins And no groupings in the variables. 17:07 jcamins tcohen: I'd prefer: qr/\@or \@or $keyword_search "smith" ($weight1 "smith" $weight2 "smith"|$weight2 "smith" $weight1 "smith){2}/ 17:01 pastebot "tcohen" at 172.16.248.212 pasted "jcamins: this is what i was thinking of" (7 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/151 16:58 hbraum someone in our group answered the question already: it looksl ike if you use the saved searches at the bottom of the screen (like needs signed off), severity displays. 16:56 hbraum good morning :) we’re starting our hackfest in Wenatchee (most of us are newbies), and looking at bugzilla, how do we get the severity column to display in the search results of bugzilla? One person here has the column displaying on his search, but the rest of us aren’t seeing it in our bugzilla accounts. 16:55 jcamins tcohen: I'll think for a bit. 16:54 pastebot "tcohen" at 172.16.248.212 pasted "jcamins: how would you name the these variables?" (3 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/150 16:22 ashimema ouch. 16:22 ashimema wow.. it's a 2644 line single file.. 16:22 jcamins rangi, maybe? 16:22 ashimema who braught git bz to our attention? 16:21 jcamins The reason we have the repo on git.k-c.org is not because anyone in the community maintains it, but because then it's easy to find. 16:21 ashimema Well.. not git bz per say.. but there are other similar clients.. 16:21 jcamins If there's a branch of git bz that uses different APIs, there is no reason you couldn't use it. 16:20 ashimema I'de really like to see us move to a git bz that used the proper api's 16:20 jcamins That's what it should do, but it's less trouble to just use the carets than to read the git-bz code. 16:20 ashimema assume it does it all in once connection.. rather than opening and closing connections ? 16:20 ashimema I take it I'm wrong then.. 16:20 ashimema I thought attaching ranges basically just stepped through anyway.. 16:19 jcamins It would be nice. 16:19 ashimema it's so much nicer doing it with one command 16:19 jcamins Attaching ranges never really worked great IMO. 16:19 ashimema :(.. 16:19 ashimema oh.. 16:19 jcamins Exactly. 16:19 ashimema or do you do HEAD^^^^ followed by HEAD^^^ and then HEAD^^ 16:18 jcamins No, that attaches only one patch. 16:18 ashimema is that not pretty much the same as commithash..HEAD 16:18 jcamins Yeah. git-bz attach -e 12345 HEAD^^^^ 16:18 ashimema do you mean 'git bz attach -e 12345 ^^^HEAD' 16:17 ashimema lots of ^? 16:17 ashimema I 'think' it usually works for me if I'm only using one commit 16:17 jcamins Lots of '^'s. 16:17 ashimema I see.. 16:17 ashimema in that case.. I was attaching two patches. 16:17 jcamins I just do every patch one at a time. 16:16 ashimema I save changing the status for that last patch.. and it always blows up if you set the status at the same time. 16:16 ashimema so say for instance 'git bz attach -e 12738 commithash..HEAD' 16:16 jcamins ashimema: oh, I never attach more than one patch. 16:15 ashimema it's when I do a multi-patch attach. 16:15 ashimema so it's not out of date (like 30 minutes ago pulled) 16:15 ashimema git-bz very recently pulled. 16:13 CPBrannon Preparing for Hackfest! :) 16:11 cait like when you have to set another status first 16:11 cait sometimes it explodes for me when i try to set a status that the bugzlla workflow settings don't allow 16:10 cait or does passed qa work but signed off does not? 16:10 cait ashimema: works for me :) 16:10 jcamins ashimema: maybe your version of git-bz is out of date. 16:08 ashimema I wish I could set signed-off status using git-bz.. never seem to work for me now days. 15:58 * ashimema really doesnt like db dependant tests! 15:44 * ashimema now runs tests as part of qa 15:43 ashimema else I'll miss such failures during qa 15:42 ashimema I may have to move my dev env to ubuntu to catch such tests in the future. 15:41 ashimema yeah.. I think I follow now. 15:40 * tcohen doesn't know how pre-5.18 behaves related to the hash seed 15:39 ashimema I understand. 15:39 tcohen if you run in on pre-5.18, each of the 4 run will return 'keyword', and thus not fail 15:39 ashimema I though by forcing a random seed per run then we we're able to in effect mock the 5.18 behaviour in prior perls. 15:38 tcohen ah 15:38 ashimema hmm. I see.. i think I misundertsand your test.. will have another read.. 15:38 tcohen and the patch only makes a decision already made (fallback to 'keyword' search) explicit 15:38 tcohen the test would fail on Perl 5.18 15:37 tcohen when looping through what was read from the yaml file 15:37 tcohen on a "truly" randomized perl hash context, QueryParser chooses the first it reads 15:37 ashimema so.. when would your test fail then? 15:36 ashimema i see.. 15:36 tcohen because of the way queryparser.yaml is crafted and then parsed, it always returned 'keyword' as the default search class 15:36 ashimema ok.. will try wrapping my head around that 15:35 tcohen i don't think so 15:35 ashimema if I only apply the test patch against master on an old deb system (pre 5.18).. should the test fail? 15:34 tcohen problems? 15:34 tcohen ? 15:34 wahanui tcohen is obsessed with automated testing :) 15:34 ashimema tcohen.. 15:34 ashimema hmm. 15:28 tcohen and it took me day and a half :-P 15:28 ashimema bet it took ages to work out though. 15:28 tcohen hell yeah 15:28 ashimema damn that's a tiny patch to fix the problem tcohen. 15:25 mveron hi cait :-) 15:25 mveron bgkriegel: Thanks for testing! 15:25 * cait waves to mveron :) 15:25 bgkriegel mveron: Ok :) 15:24 tcohen ;) 15:24 ashimema I'll test your qp patch firth though ;) 15:24 ashimema that's good news.. was about to dive in.. 15:24 mveron bgkriegel: Maybe i find time over the weekend. 15:24 ashimema :) 15:24 tcohen ashimema: it is an easy one :-) 15:23 bgkriegel i'm willing to test it 15:23 ashimema I've not got so far as to testing cgi stuff yet : 15:23 ashimema tcohen.. any idea's who/whether I need to test a sub that just ends in a 'print $query->redirect' 15:22 bgkriegel Do you plan to upload a new patch to 12705? 15:22 bgkriegel hi :) 15:22 mveron hi bkriegel 15:22 bgkriegel mveron, around? 15:21 tcohen yeah! 15:21 tcohen heh 15:21 ashimema :) 15:20 cait yeah, people have stopped being scared and start working on the search code again :) 15:20 cait :) 15:20 ashimema me too.. feels like we're getting some real deal breaker fixed recently 15:19 ashimema :) 15:15 * tcohen feels this is a good way of finishing the week 15:13 ashimema :) 15:13 tcohen ashimema: done 15:03 ashimema awesome 15:03 tcohen i'm about to attach! 15:03 ashimema mmm. breakfast.. that was far too long ago 15:03 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12738 major, P5 - low, ---, tomascohen, NEW , Search behaviour inconsistent with QueryParser on Perl 5.18 15:03 ashimema tcohen let me know when you throw patches at bug 12738 and i'll happily test them.. got the perfect setup for it now ;) 15:03 CPBrannon heading out to breakfast. Later #koha 15:02 mveron Hi #koha 15:01 CPBrannon don't worry cait - we'll learn ya 15:00 cait that looks spelt wrong 15:00 cait on closer inspection, little sheriff stars 15:00 CPBrannon ;) 15:00 CPBrannon she's not so flashy here 15:00 ashimema little yellow stars.. shiny. 15:00 cait so i was not sure what you meant, i am using pidgin 15:00 cait for me it's little yellow stars :) 15:00 ashimema basically an irc admin/moderator type person 14:59 cait ok, first i'd have to figure out how to do that exactly 14:59 CPBrannon okay - there is always something I don't know around here. 14:59 ashimema op = operator (i think) 14:59 cait don't mess with me... i can kick people! 14:59 cait ashimema: yeah ops i think :) 14:59 ashimema magic super cait. 14:58 wahanui op is the Original Poster, the person who started the discussion or asked the question. 14:58 CPBrannon op? 14:58 CPBrannon dunno - I see six users at the top of the nick list with @ in front. And when you talk it is in front of your name. 14:58 ashimema haha.. 14:58 jcamins (cait is an op) 14:58 jcamins CPBrannon: phenomenal cosmic power! 14:57 cait maybe your irc client? 14:57 cait hm not used here i think 14:56 CPBrannon hi @cait. What's the @ for? 14:55 cait hi CPBrannon 14:50 wnickc thanks to everyone 14:49 wnickc off to find food, be back soon 14:48 wnickc yeah, I tried to get back to him, but I only had incomplete info 14:47 cait http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Handling_UTF8_in_development#UTF-8_GBSD_-_23rd_July 14:47 cait frido asked which to fix, but i think you all were asleep and now it's late friday afternoon here :) 14:47 cait so maybe avoid that one 14:47 cait hm biblibre number 6 14:46 ashimema shout if they stop working.. in my tests they were fine.. but there's nothing like the stress test of a conference to break stuff ;) 14:46 cait wnickc: i think one of the biblibre sandboxes is set so it's stuck on the utf-8 bug - might explain some of the problems 14:46 ashimema :) 14:44 wnickc ashimema++ 14:44 cait hmm 14:44 huginn cait: Karma for "ptfs_europe" has been increased 2 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 2. 14:44 cait @karma ptfs_europe 14:44 huginn cait: Karma for "ptfs-europe" has been increased 2 times and decreased 0 times for a total karma of 2. 14:44 cait @karma ptfs-europe 14:44 cait ptfs-europe++ :) 14:44 cait ashimema++ 14:44 wnickc pacific us time 14:43 wnickc not started yet, 9am 14:43 wnickc thnak you! 14:43 ashimema hows the conferance going out there? 14:43 ashimema sorted none the less 14:43 ashimema was actually a git bz bug. 14:43 ashimema wasn't anything to do with what I thought it was.. 14:43 ashimema I fixed them this morning.. 14:43 ashimema indeed.. 14:42 wnickc hooray! 14:42 wnickc ashimema: the sandboxes are back?!?! 14:41 ashimema damnit 14:41 wahanui That'll be $1 for the awesome jar, ashimema 14:41 ashimema awesome! 14:40 tcohen ashimema: regression test ready :-D 14:40 ashimema http://stackoverflow.com/questions/84932/how-do-i-get-the-full-path-to-a-perl-script-that-is-executing 14:40 ashimema or at least.. I think that's how I did it a while back. 14:40 ashimema my $dirname = dirname(__FILE__); 14:40 ashimema use File::Basename; 14:36 tcohen how do i get the location of a script from inside the script? 14:26 cait ok 14:25 ashimema that's what I meant. 14:25 ashimema And.. whilst writing the tests I has stuff like 'use Data::Dumper' which cna now go ;) 14:25 ashimema my last shibboleth patch.. adds unit tests.. I need to check whether the required Test::* dependancies are already in koha.. I forgot to.. 14:24 ashimema i'm even more confused now cait. 14:24 * cait blames her headache for not making sens 14:24 cait you said you needed to check that and clean up debugging... 14:23 wahanui somebody said cait was a bit worried about lumping all code into a single file a sa first step 14:23 ashimema huh cait? 14:23 ashimema that almost sounds like a perl bug in itself. 14:23 ashimema really odd that you can't get the expected behaviour.. 14:22 ashimema sounds fair.. 14:22 tcohen i'm thinking of forking with fixed PERL_HASH_SEED for each 14:21 cait ashimema: i think we installed some packaces for shibboleth 14:21 tcohen yeah, I cannot reproduce that expected behaviour 14:19 ashimema distrib 14:19 ashimema tcohen: from colin (he's palyed with this a fair bit i beleive): Each time you create a hash you should get a random seed.. so if your sub does a %hash = @array; @x = keys %hash; The order of @x sould differ each time it is called (provided @array is big enough). The release docs suggests that modules should run tests repeatedly to ensure that sequence isnt predictable. I assume there are similar tests in the perl source 14:08 ashimema so your looking to change 'PERL_HASH_SEED' during a script run.. between function calls. I see, and 'PERL_HASH_SEED' expects a binary value encoded hex string 14:03 ashimema and tidy up the debuging cruft.. think I forgot to do that 14:03 ashimema I must check whether my tests introduce any dependancies.. 14:02 ashimema that reminds me.. 13:58 * tcohen doesn't want to introduce a new dependency, like Hash::Util... 13:58 ashimema brain is catching up... 13:57 ashimema I see.. a different seed per call of the same function inside the same run of the script overall.. 13:56 tcohen and have different results 13:55 tcohen i want to make same same function call inside the same "run" 13:55 ashimema indeed.. 13:55 tcohen each time I run the test, a different seed is used 13:55 tcohen ashimema: the question would be what is he calling iterations 13:54 ashimema from Colin: there are tests in perl 5.18 for this to ensure that the seed is not repeated over successive iterations. Is his prob is he needs to emulate that on older perls? 13:54 tcohen t/QueryParser.t tests the PQF driver behaviour 13:54 tcohen and the bug i mentioned, which is related, but is not the same 13:53 tcohen there are two problems: tests failing for the QueryParser PQF driver 13:52 ashimema or is it that your trying to get the test to fail on an older perl that doesn't do the randomization. 13:51 ashimema or were they inconsistently failing.. 13:51 ashimema I'm slightly confused.. I thought the tests were already failing due to this randomisation. 13:51 tcohen it seems... I might need to mock keys, to make sure it is truly random inside the same run 13:49 ashimema challenging. 13:45 tcohen i need to randomize that between calls to the same method, so the non-determinism is reproduced inside the unit tests file 13:45 tcohen the problem is that each ru nof a perl script shares the same hash seed 13:44 ashimema may I be of any assistance? 13:44 ashimema you have the fix.. awesome! 13:43 ashimema didn't realise it hadn't acutally been opened yet! 13:43 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10542 critical, P1 - high, ---, martin.renvoize, Failed QA , QueryParser + OpacSuppression doesn't allow search in 'all libraries' 13:43 tcohen i have the fix, and am struggling to get a regression test for it 13:43 ashimema wanted to point bug 10542 at it.. 13:43 ashimema tcohen that's the bug I was looking for only moments ago. 13:42 ashimema oooh. 13:03 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12738 major, P5 - low, ---, tomascohen, NEW , Search behaviour inconsistent with QueryParser on Perl 5.18 13:03 tcohen bug 12738 12:48 ashimema not sure i've caught everything in those tests yet.. feel free to scrutinise ;) 12:47 ashimema Cheers.. hopefully the last two are up to scratch.. one being a fairly chunky re-factor.. and the second being the tests. 12:46 tcohen nice job with the shibboleth patches 12:46 tcohen hi ashimema 12:46 huginn tcohen: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 7.6°C (9:45 AM ART on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 54%. Dew Point: -1.0°C. Windchill: 7.0°C. Pressure: 30.45 in 1031 hPa (Steady). 12:46 tcohen @wunder cordoba, argentina 12:46 ashimema morning tcohen 12:44 tcohen morning 12:01 Viktor Have a nice weekend folks! I'm heading afk now. 12:00 Viktor Thanks cait - that sounds promising! 11:57 cait Viktor: the new pootle has keyboard shortcuts - maybe take alook if that makes your life a littleeasier 11:57 cait ashimema++ 11:56 Viktor cait - Useful indeed. What I like about poedit is good keyboard shortcuts and fast ways to browse for low hanging fruit. 11:55 Viktor indradg by the way: when doing the CMS-patch will you work on auto creation of navigation for the pages too? 11:54 cait i like the search options of poedit - so for making sure the same term was used everywhere in the beginning, that was quite useful 11:51 Viktor Thanks cait - I'll probably have to learn to live with using Pootle then. But an email "keep out today" system sounds promising too. 11:49 cait if i wanted tow rok on clean up, i have send an email to them in the past, to ot make changes until i reuploaded the files 11:49 cait Viktor: it's nt perfect, but i usually stick with the online tool now that we are more translators involved 11:48 Viktor (but overwriting the existing file with my offline might of course kill off progress others made online during the day) 11:47 Viktor What's the most reasonable way to translate when you are multiple translators? I don't really like the online tool and prefer poedit... 11:35 cait maybe 11:32 ashimema matts_away has been away for a while.. wonder if he's on holiday 11:32 huginn ashimema: The operation succeeded. 11:32 ashimema @later tell matts_away Any chance you could take a look at the last two followups for bug 8446 pretty please. 10:57 huginn bgkriegel: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 3.8°C (7:55 AM ART on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 65%. Dew Point: -2.0°C. Windchill: 2.0°C. Pressure: 30.42 in 1030 hPa (Steady). 10:57 bgkriegel @wunder cordoba, argentina 10:57 bgkriegel morning 10:32 ashimema I'd happily test if someone got round to it though ;) 10:32 ashimema never gotten around to it.. 10:32 ashimema I've been tempted to do a proper patch fro koha as cms for years.. 10:21 indradg thanks cait :) 10:21 indradg i'm wrapping the mceditor that we already have in place for other things like kohanews 10:21 Viktor Yep. Not very clean at all... 10:20 indradg I *hate* the idea of having to input the content via sys pref - (a) easy to mess up other things (b) allot userflag with lower perms to update these 10:20 Viktor That would be very useful. I have no problem with pasting code, but an editor helps a _lot_ for most people. 10:20 cait it would be nice if it was less 'hacky' - a lot of people seem to use or want to use it 10:19 cait indradg: cool idea :) 10:19 Viktor Great news indradg++ 10:18 Viktor I might bug you guys here on how to get a clean way to create nav tabs later. 10:18 indradg i'm writing a plugin to give a koha news editor style interface for the CMS 10:17 Viktor I like the CMS-functionality and would love to see it expanded. Was doing a little hack of my own to get tabbed navigation before the summer. 10:16 Viktor Works like a charm :) 10:16 indradg Viktor: things are working for you now? 10:16 * cait waves back 10:16 cait :) 10:15 Viktor cait Yes I saw and got curious to try it out :) Thanks indradg! 10:15 * indradg waves 10:14 cait Viktor: indradg has updated the wiki page yesterday 10:13 cait not sure i can follow - ubt i am glad you figured it out :) 10:12 Viktor I copied the files to Home, edited them, saved and moved them to the rights dirs (all visually with nautilus and gedit). Then may have double checked the files and saved the .tt file back to home. 10:09 Viktor Ok I'll have to confess for the logs: it was my fault Koha as CMS acted up. 10:06 Viktor (messing around with stuff. My pages.tt might have been eaten) 10:06 cait ptfs-europe++ 10:06 cait ashimema++ 10:03 Viktor And I wonder why the new files I created would make Templates.pm look for the wrong file path. 10:02 Viktor No I waited with that. 10:02 ashimema I've messed that up before ;) 10:02 ashimema that may also be the issue.. 10:01 ashimema did you do the vhost alias bit.. 10:01 Viktor It might be my install that's messed up, but I've taken care to follow the updated instructions. 10:00 ashimema it'll be in the code somewhere I reckon. 10:00 ashimema ;) 10:00 Viktor Escpecially since I'm running bootstrap 10:00 Viktor Yep - wonder why. 10:00 ashimema I reckon. 10:00 ashimema should be opac-tmpl/prog 10:00 ashimema opac-tmpl//prog 09:59 ashimema you have a / too many in there.. 09:57 Viktor Weirdness with "Koha as cms". I get a "software error" template process failed: file error - /home/viktor/koha/koha-tmpl/opac-tmpl//prog/en/modules/pages.tt: not found at /home/viktor/koha/C4/Templates.pl line 131 09:53 ashimema I'll update the snadbox page on the wiki as I re-enable them all one by one. 09:53 ashimema ptfs-europe sandboxes are back up and running.. 09:53 ashimema so.. what that means in the grand scheme.. 09:53 ashimema in fact.. then entire .gitconfig for each user of the system had gone.. (except for one). 09:53 Viktor Yay. 09:52 ashimema somehow the bz user details had dissapeared from the config.. 09:52 ashimema got the bugger. 09:48 Viktor "as noob" - dyac 09:47 Viktor ashimema As boom I'm not in any position to help with any git bz problems. But in my particular case the logs seems to suggest it was "git config bz.default-tracker bugs.koha-community.org" that finally settled it. 09:46 huginn indradg: The current temperature in Kolkata, India is 30.0°C (2:50 PM IST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Haze. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: 27.0°C. Pressure: 29.47 in 998 hPa (Steady). 09:46 indradg @wunder kolkata 09:44 Viktor I remember having that problem when first trying to get a working dev install ashimema - think you along with cait and magnuse helped me out. 08:58 wahanui i already had it that way, ashimema. 08:58 ashimema NameError: global name 'host' is not defined 08:58 ashimema anyone seen this error with git bz 08:14 huginn cait: The operation succeeded. 08:14 cait @later tell nengard I think one of the sandboxes might still be reserved for testing the utf-8 bug 07:49 * cait waves 07:39 wnickc good night all 07:25 Viktor Is there any "show borrowers remaining issue count" in sysprefs that I missed? Would be great to at a glance be able to confirm "Yes that was the last book on your account" when returning. 07:13 dcook Have a good Friday/weekend, folks! 07:13 dcook Friday night time! 06:54 ashimema :) 06:50 wnickc we are pushing sandboxes hard to the group so hopefully they will be well used 06:48 wnickc ashimema++ 06:47 ashimema you've inspired me to take a look at the sandboxes again this morning now. 06:45 wnickc but good luck 06:45 wnickc ah...beyond my knowledge 06:45 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8446 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, martin.renvoize, Needs Signoff , Shibboleth authentication patch 06:45 ashimema I've recently been hitting bug 8446 hard instead. 06:44 ashimema that's the challenge I'm facing.. multi-tenant sandboxes 06:44 ashimema Our sandboxes are all hosted on one machines.. whereas the biblibre one's have a vm each I believe.. 06:43 wnickc see you in the morning cpbrannon 06:43 ashimema there's something wrong with the server they're on and I've not found out what yet. 06:43 CPBrannon goodnight #koha 06:43 ashimema not ye I'm afraid.. had very little time to get back to them of late.. 06:42 ashimema plenty of users.. they just arent that good at talking to each other yet ;) 06:42 wnickc ashimema: any progress on PTFS Europe sandboxes? Just curious 06:42 CPBrannon Yep...it's been pretty good for being the first one too. 06:42 ashimema we're getting there. 06:42 ashimema I'm slowly trying to build up a decent users group in the UK at the moment. 06:42 CPBrannon I hate acronyms :P 06:42 ashimema take it that's an american one.. oh cool 06:41 wnickc North America Koha Users Group 06:41 wnickc NAKUG 06:41 CPBrannon wnickc: schedule starts at 10am. I may just come in at 9am again. Because I can. 06:40 ashimema how are peeps today. sounds like your all at a conferance? 06:40 wnickc morning ashimema 06:40 CPBrannon I'm calling it a night too. See you in the morning wnickc. I'll try and come in a bit early...if you are there, we can make some plans. (cloaning - yep) MY wifi is pretty darn good. :) 06:40 ashimema morning #koha 06:39 ashimema gitbz++ 06:39 wnickc stupid hotel wifi 06:39 wnickc cpbrannon: oh yeah, cloning git is not fast 06:37 cait bbiab 06:37 cait and now i need to go to work :) 06:37 cait i am a very unhappy qam 06:37 cait everytime an update breaks it 06:36 cait super useful 06:35 dcook So so useful 06:35 dcook So useful too 06:35 dcook Yeah, Git BZ is a pretty easy set up 06:34 wnickc it's not a rough process, we can do in am prob 06:34 CPBrannon I'm just kiddin you. Yep. I couldn't have gotten this far without you guys. 06:34 wnickc cpbrannon: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Git_bz_configuration#Get_git-bz 06:33 dcook Oh, it's just what I hear :p 06:33 CPBrannon who? ;) 06:33 dcook for help* 06:33 dcook Well, there are usually knowledgeable folks on here to help as well 06:32 CPBrannon I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. KH was pretty fast in the walkthrough. I had to back him up a couple times, and I still don't think I got it all. I'll have to go over my notes again and again and see what I can do. I don't think I could convey half of what he shared though. 06:30 cait i think - it's just a bit mean when you have lots of patches on a bug 06:30 cait you can still do git-format 06:30 wnickc it just makes life easier 06:30 wnickc you can do it without bz, can give them bz as homework 06:29 CPBrannon Really? I just got gitify done. Nope. I haven't touched it yet. Guess we'll have to do it on the fly. 06:28 CPBrannon I won't know or understand the difference until I start doing stuff and cait tells me I am screwing something up. 06:27 wnickc did you get gitbz up and running too? 06:27 wnickc I think they will be fine, those who want to be advanced and compile from git can do so later 06:27 CPBrannon wnickc: besides, it sounded like the issues were marginal (something to do with crons?) according to kh. 06:26 CPBrannon wnickc: yes, I know...don't get me started. No one can agree on a solid method. But the packages are what I got working and that's what I'm going with if you throw it in my court. :D 06:25 pianohacker okay, I need to head towards bed. Good to see you all :) 06:24 wnickc cpbrannon: I don't know, I think because of the whole back and for about to gitify or not to gitify 06:23 pianohacker CPBrannon: yes, rancor is the not-secret codename :) 06:23 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10486 new feature, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Failed QA , Allow external Z39.50 targets to be searched from the OPAC 06:23 pianohacker I think that was mentioned in the last QA round (maybe for bug 10486 instead)? The licenses are compatible, but I need to add them to the about page. My heart almost stopped before I figured out everything was GPL/MIT 06:22 CPBrannon pianohacker: sorry for jumping in - is rancor the new cataloging module? 06:22 cait i hope for you all your licenses are compatibel and libraries added to the about page :P 06:22 * cait waves ;) 06:22 pianohacker hi qam 06:22 * cait votes for terrifying 06:21 pianohacker I don't really write Perl anymore... 06:21 pianohacker awesome and terrifying. I've been working on this for a long time! 06:20 CPBrannon pianohacker: that's awesome. :) 06:19 pianohacker jeez. Not counting libraries and JS embedded in script tags, Rancor has 3/4 as much JS as the entire rest of the staff client (~3000 lines vs ~4000) 06:19 CPBrannon wnickc: So, I'm thinking that the link bag gave me today (https://github.com/mkfifo/koha-gitify) was the cleanest and most straight forward. Why didn't I see that one first??? 06:18 cait dcook: thisis hopefully going to go away with dom at some point 06:18 cait dcook: 880 could only be indexed in total, we divided the info up a bit on 9xx fields additionally, so we could index as author, title, etc 06:18 wnickc or asking in here what koha might want us to look at 06:18 cait dcook: don't wonder about the strange 9xx duplication - we do that in order to index better (with grs1) 06:18 dcook pianohacker: good point 06:17 wnickc cpbrannon:downtime can be used for searching for bugs we can reasonably handle 06:17 dcook [off] https://hfjs.bsz-bw.de/cgi-bin/koha/opac-MARCdetail.pl?biblionumber=30613 :D 06:17 cait and open it directly in my editor, if i need to check something 06:17 cait dcook: yeah it's hidden there - what i do is download the marcxml :) 06:17 dcook marc* 06:17 * dcook mangles the URL to view the mar 06:16 wnickc they are, but not crazy amounts of time, and if we stagger folks it should give us the opportunity to float around 06:16 dcook [off] cait: That's amazing 06:16 pianohacker dcook: if MARC dies before rancor has been polished and used for a good long time I will be very sad 06:16 CPBrannon wnickc: Those loads are going to take time. 06:16 cait ok 06:16 pianohacker yes 06:16 pianohacker aka it takes care of the linkage identifiers 06:16 cait but you could manually enter now? 06:15 CPBrannon wnickc: sorry, finger slipped. 06:15 pianohacker cait: making linkage semi-automatic like connexion 06:15 CPBrannon wnickc: um...yeah. I'll fumble through what I managed. So, I know folks are hopefully pre-loading debian, but what about when they start loading apache, mysql and koha? 06:15 cait pianohacker: hm what do you mean by adding support? 06:15 * dcook hopes MARC dies before that 06:15 cait [off] https://hfjs.bsz-bw.de/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=30613 06:15 pianohacker If rancor ever adds support, I will definitely be talking to people for examples. Thank you :) 06:15 CPBrannon y start loading apache mysql and koha? That's going to take some time. 06:14 cait if you need examples 06:14 cait we have lots of those 06:14 cait oh 880 06:14 pianohacker You can attach versions of fields in different scripts to almost anything, and there's all these semi-standards and different workflows around that linkage. 06:13 huginn pianohacker: The fully content-designated representation, in a different script, of another field in the same record. Field 880 is linked to the associated regular field by subfield $6 (Linkage). The first and second indicator positions in field 880 have the same definition and values as the indicators in the associated field. The subfield codes in field 880 are the same as those defined in the associated field (1 more message) 06:13 pianohacker @marc 880 06:13 pianohacker like I only found out about 880 fields the other day! 06:13 cait go to bed :) 06:13 dcook Yep. It's the non-standard of standards. 06:13 cait i know 06:13 pianohacker every time I think I have alllll the weirdness pinned down, something new sticks its head out 06:13 dcook marc-- 06:13 pianohacker marc-- 06:12 pianohacker dear lord. Wouldn't surprise me 06:12 wnickc cpbrannon: awesome, this is why you get to lead tomorrow :) 06:12 cait ah, i am not sure, maybe they ran out of numeric ones 06:12 dcook Actually fairly impressed with Zebra. It's indexed nearly 635,000 authority records in about 2 hours 06:12 pianohacker cait: I was curious why your union catalog has non-numeric indicators 06:12 cait for rvk classification things 06:11 dcook MARC-- 06:11 dcook Also... 06:11 * dcook shrugs 06:11 cait i ahve seen r v as indicators in ours 06:11 dcook Yeah, I was thinking that might be added at indexing time... 06:11 cait pianohacker: gah marc. 06:11 cait so those get included in the records at indexing tiem to enhance search 06:11 pianohacker oh yeah I'm thinking of 01e. Either way, GAH. MARC. 06:11 cait dcook: yep - if you want to search for the see also - there is a pref for that 06:11 dcook I think jcamins added "z" as an indicator 1 for certain authority-related stuff 06:10 cait pianohacker: hm? 06:10 dcook <xsl:for-each select="marc:datafield[(@tag=111 or @tag=711) and @ind1!='z']"> 06:10 dcook pianohacker: MARC21slim2OPACResults.xsl 06:10 dcook Aha! 06:10 dcook I thought there was only 01e :S 06:09 dcook 02d? 06:09 pianohacker cait: but... why? 06:09 CPBrannon wnickc: got the VM up and gitified 06:09 pianohacker kk, cait, I'll make sure it does 06:09 pianohacker that and crap like 02d 06:09 pianohacker ah lord 9xx tags, the bane of my existence 06:09 CPBrannon Glad you enjoyed it. :) 06:09 cait i thin ours are within a-z 06:08 wnickc TMNT was awesome! 06:08 cait pianohacker: woud be nice if rancor didn't freak out about it 06:08 CPBrannon Ninja Turtles? 06:08 cait pianohacker: 9xx tags - not sure if only in our union catalog or national 06:08 pianohacker wat 06:08 pianohacker just checking in real quick, long day and I didn't get in as early as I expected, impromptu movie night 06:08 dcook pianohacker: If you look at the XSLT, I think you'll see the indicator with "z" in it 06:07 pianohacker hi guys 06:07 huginn pianohacker: The operation succeeded. 06:07 pianohacker @later tell cait wait, what? what tags? and when? 06:07 dcook CPBrannon: Sharing knowledge is always good :) 06:07 wahanui somebody said pianohacker was a Dune fan, it seems. 06:07 dcook hey pianohacker 06:07 CPBrannon yo pianohacker 06:06 pianohacker yo 06:05 CPBrannon Now, I just have to help teach others in the morning. 06:05 dcook Well done :) 06:04 CPBrannon I did it! :) (Happy Dance) 05:46 cait haven't seen that yet i think 05:46 cait hm 05:41 CPBrannon So, I think the instance I have is just called koha. When I tried creating koha1, it says Koha instance is empty, no staff user created. ERROR: Site koha1 does not exist! 05:35 dcook Man...packages are the best 05:34 mtj # koha-remove koha2 05:34 mtj # koha-remove koha1 05:34 mtj # koha-create --create-db koha2 05:34 mtj # koha-create --create-db koha1 05:34 mtj CPBrannon: just make a new one, to test... 05:33 CPBrannon okay. Think I got it. :) 05:30 cait ah right, also that :) sorry, i haven't been awkae for long enough yet 05:30 cait i haven'tdone much with packages so far, but i think koha-list shoudl show you 05:30 dcook CPBrannon: When you're creating it for the first time, you can choose the name 05:29 CPBrannon cait: So I'm supposed to use the name of my instance in a command. I'm not sure what my instance is actually called. 05:29 dcook I have to move on to the next problem... 05:29 dcook The only downside of having figured out a solution is that now I have less incentive to fix things for others :( 05:29 dcook mtj: I don't think it's possible to get those behaviours at the moment. The documentation for the script says that -u will only do updates, but it's a lie 05:28 cait so it might refer to doing someting like koha-create --create-db or similar 05:28 CPBrannon thanks for translating. :) 05:28 CPBrannon ah 05:28 cait one if them then would be an 'instance' :) 05:27 cait you can have multiple kohas on one server running from the same code 05:27 CPBrannon yes 05:27 cait if you are using packages 05:27 CPBrannon (hm) 05:25 mtj CPBrannon: ^^ 05:25 mtj an instance is a koha 05:24 mtj anyhoo.. i look later 05:24 CPBrannon Anyone know what it means to "create your first koha instance"? What is an instance? 05:24 mtj hmm, is it possible to get those 2 behaviours, with the current script 05:23 mtj ...add/update or update-only 05:19 mtj i guess the script needs a few diff. modes 05:11 dcook But the war of metadata management will not be solved today 05:11 dcook Of course, if there is no match, I think it just gets added as a new authority, which is perhaps sub-optimal 05:10 dcook :) 05:09 mtj thanks dcook, ill take your advice 05:07 dcook Bug report filed. 05:07 dcook Technically, we should be doing a better job moving the 001 into the 035$a...but...I don't particularly care just right now :p 05:05 * dcook would prefer consistent data, but it's not a huge problem 05:05 dcook But it's ok, because the 001 will be populated with auth_header.authid when indexing 05:05 dcook Also if you do an update, the 001 will get nuked :/ 05:05 dcook When you do an add, the 001 will be the same as auth_header.authid 05:04 dcook I had to change the Zebra indexing to also index 035$a into Identifier-Standard, but it works a treat 05:04 dcook I ended up using... bulkmarcimport.pl -a -file="blahblah.mrc" -match "Identifier-Standard,001" -keepids=035a 05:03 dcook Oh yeah...mtj, I figured I'd share my latest bulkmarcimport.pl stuff with you 05:03 cait morning:) 05:02 dcook heya cait 05:02 dcook Neat. I never knew about that trick. 04:59 cbrannon just found it. Thanks :) 04:59 mtj /msg nickserv INFO cbrannon 04:59 mtj cbrannon: you can ask the nicksrv bot 04:54 cbrannon hmmm....says my name is registered. Is there a way to look up who it is regestered to? 04:51 dcook IRC can take some figuring, but it's pretty useful :) 04:51 dcook They could pretend to be you, or...when you want to use it, you might not be able to because they're using it 04:51 cbrannon Thanks. Still figuring this all out. 04:51 dcook If you don't register it, someone else could use it 04:51 dcook But it's not a bad idea if you're on IRC a lot 04:50 dcook Nope 04:50 dcook Btw, if you want to communicate with NickServ, you'll need to message it like "/msg NickServ" (without the quotes) 04:50 cbrannon question - do I have to register my nickname? 04:49 dcook Cool\ 04:49 * dcook would listen to his advice 04:49 cbrannon Just have to gitify it now. Working on that. 04:49 dcook If it helps, rangi is really good at what he does 04:49 dcook Glad you got it running in the end 04:49 dcook I imagine so 04:49 dcook hehe 04:48 cbrannon dcook: FINALLY got VM running. :) Although everyone has different opinions on packages and git. :/ 04:47 dcook Hmm? 04:44 cbrannon anyone home? 04:41 cbrannon nickserv? 04:40 cbrannon register 04:38 wahanui rumour has it JesseM is new to the committers list (from yesterday) 04:38 cbrannon JesseM? 04:38 wahanui I LIKE SPACE AND MY WIFE 04:38 cbrannon NateC? 04:38 wahanui it has been said that koha is a free software ils see http://koha-community.org for more info 04:38 cbrannon koha? 04:37 cbrannon hello #koha 04:22 dcook http://www.cbc.ca/thisisthat/blog/2013/11/20/town-in-montana-changes-its-name-to-banff-alberta-canada/ 04:20 cbrannon ugh 04:20 cbrannon IDENTIFY 04:19 cbrannon identify 04:15 cbrannon hi #koha! 03:56 dcook Hmm, I should go for a walk... 03:56 huginn dcook: The current temperature in Sydney, New South Wales is 15.0°C (1:00 PM EST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 82%. Dew Point: 12.0°C. Pressure: 30.42 in 1030 hPa (Falling). 03:56 dcook @wunder syd 03:55 eythian I might leave my bike at work given I forgot my rain/cold gear. 03:55 huginn indradg: The current temperature in Kolkata, India is 29.0°C (9:20 AM IST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Drizzle. Humidity: 89%. Dew Point: 27.0°C. Pressure: 29.53 in 1000 hPa (Steady). 03:55 indradg @wunder kolkata 03:55 eythian urf 03:53 rangi apparently snow in newlands 03:53 rangi that temp is dropping fast 03:53 huginn rangi: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 4.0°C (3:30 PM NZST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Light Rain Showers. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 2.0°C. Windchill: -1.0°C. Pressure: 29.86 in 1011 hPa (Rising). 03:53 rangi @wunder nzwn 03:47 huginn 04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12735 minor, P5 - low, ---, nengard, NEW , Koha as a CMS manual entry does not reflect bootstrap template usage 03:47 indradg bug 12735 03:15 dcook Probably :/ 03:12 eythian It should say how many it would have done. 03:12 eythian hrm, the linker, when run in test mode, says "0 bibs modified", which is correct but totally unhelpful. 02:57 eythian and saying that it's doing things 02:57 eythian it's good to watch link_bibs_to_authorities.pl working 02:49 vinz3g now 02:49 vinz3g jo jo change the permissions working 02:47 vinz3g Permission denied at /usr/share/perl5/XML/SAX/Expat.pm :( 02:42 vinz3g ok, i tried 02:42 dcook Then the database should be available and should return records 02:42 dcook Add some records into Koha, then run this command: "sudo koha-rebuild-zebra -f -v instancename" 02:41 dcook As you mentioned running the commands from this page (http://manual.koha-community.org/3.16/en/resetzebra.html), that doesn't surprise me 02:40 dcook vinz3g: That probably means that nothing has been indexed 02:38 vinz3g I still have the z39.50, achievement make the connection but it says the database is not available 02:27 eythian ahh 02:27 dcook But LoC and NLM give back 404 messages that are prefaced with a Yaz version 02:26 dcook I was surprised too 02:25 eythian I'm a little surprised that works, I guess dfeojm doesn't actually check to see if it speaks http 02:24 dcook Neato 02:24 dcook Hmm, I never thought about trying that 02:22 dcook BobB: Sweet. Glad it's not just us then. 02:22 BobB http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/z3950.librariesaustralia.nla.gov.au:210 02:20 BobB dcook 'connection failed' 02:19 dcook BobB: thanks :) 02:19 eythian tcohen: :D 02:18 BobB not that I am aware, hold on dcook, I'll test 02:18 dcook hehe 02:18 tcohen eythian: field 1000 02:18 dcook My bad 02:18 dcook Ah, I also read "one way of working" as "one day of working" 02:18 dcook Ahhhh 02:18 eythian well, they're moving from a non-MARC system to Koha, and have some custom fields etc. so I'm trying to fit them in to the most correct place in MARC that does what they want. 02:17 dcook I'm getting time outs, so I'm thinking their server is down again 02:17 dcook BobB: Are you having any problems with LibrariesAustralia Z39.50? 02:17 dcook ? 02:14 eythian It's always a little tricky 02:14 eythian I'm currently trying to deal with the impedance mismatch of people who had one way of working, and trying to get as close to that as resonably possible with koha. 02:08 * dcook shrugs 02:07 dcook Of course that somewhat invalidates some of my ranting yesterday... 02:05 dcook Which probably also distrupts too many expectations of how AddAuthority() currently works... 02:04 dcook To be more in line with AddBiblio()... 02:04 dcook But it would require changing AddAuthority()... 02:04 dcook Potentially figured out a fix for bulkmarcimport.pl...which requires no fix to bulkmarcimport.pl... 02:03 dcook Hmm.. 01:57 dcook Hmm, clearing up a bit at least.. 01:57 huginn dcook: The current temperature in Sydney, New South Wales is 14.0°C (11:30 AM EST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 88%. Dew Point: 12.0°C. Pressure: 30.45 in 1031 hPa (Falling). 01:57 dcook @wunder syd 01:57 huginn eythian: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 6.0°C (1:30 PM NZST on August 08, 2014). Conditions: Light Rain. Humidity: 81%. Dew Point: 3.0°C. Windchill: 4.0°C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady). 01:57 eythian @wunder nzwn 01:47 dcook If only we could travel extremely quickly and cheaply around the globe... 01:47 dcook (Still glad I went to Kohacon13 though :P) 01:46 BobB No choice! :) 01:46 dcook And I'm not making the mistake of going away during her birthday again :p 01:46 dcook Well, my wife's birthday is also during that time 01:46 BobB hmm, tough choice :) 01:46 eythian dcook: it's how we subtly market to you. You should consider catalyst for your Koha support needs ;) 01:46 dcook Still, wish I could be there 01:46 dcook hopping* 01:46 dcook I'll be island hoping in Europe at the time, so don't feel too bad ;) 01:45 dcook :) 01:45 BobB will be happy to, sorry you can't grab one in person 01:45 tcohen :-D 01:44 dcook BobB will have to bring me back some ;) 01:43 * tcohen hopes kohacon14's reach Australia :-D 01:41 dcook Although apparently that one is broken :( 01:41 dcook Also a Kohacon13 pen :D 01:40 dcook Huzzah. Pen just ran out of ink, but found a new CatalystIT pen in my desk from Kohacon13 :D 01:37 tcohen heh: https://www.change.org/petitions/change-org-don-t-allow-people-to-sign-up-with-other-peoples-email-addresses 01:09 vinz3g that statement confuses me 01:09 vinz3g esa instrucción me confunde 01:08 pastebot "vinz3g" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Uncomment the following entry" (3 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/149 01:04 vinz3g ok 01:01 eythian maybe you uncommented the wrong part of your koha-conf.xml 01:01 eythian that's talking about SRU, not Z39.50. 01:00 pastebot "vinz3g" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "<zs:explainResponse xmlns:zs="" (16 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/148 01:00 vinz3g this is what brings me the web connection when I write http://myadress.com:9999 00:58 vinz3g hi <dcook> 00:31 vinz3g Thank you! They are great little things that help solve problems 00:31 dcook I'm glad it's working 00:31 dcook haha 00:31 vinz3g sorry 00:31 vinz3g perdon 00:30 vinz3g gracias! son las pequeñas grandes cosas que ayudan a resolver problemas 00:30 huginn tcohen: The operation succeeded. 00:30 tcohen @later tell jcamins Evergreen's QueryParser tests don't cover loading config from a file, I bet they would fail 00:29 vinz3g now work z39.50 00:28 dcook Those commands would wipe out your Zebra databases 00:28 dcook Sorry, I'm not sure what you're saying 00:27 vinz3g thanks the little things 00:27 vinz3g jaaaaa 00:27 vinz3g :( 00:27 vinz3g http://manual.koha-community.org/3.16/en/resetzebra.html 00:26 dcook What do you mean other? 00:26 vinz3g yeah 00:25 wahanui i heard other was to add additional counts. 00:25 dcook other? 00:25 vinz3g I was using other 00:25 dcook If you can't, then you probably need to open a port on your router or change a firewall rule 00:25 dcook After you do that, I'd tried to access it locally (over tcp), and if that works, then try to access it externally 00:24 vinz3g ok! 00:23 dcook That should do the trick 00:23 dcook koha-restart-zebra INSTANCENAME 00:23 dcook http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Commands_provided_by_the_Debian_packages#koha-restart-zebra 00:23 dcook Cool 00:23 vinz3g yes 00:23 dcook Ok, did you use the Debian packages? 00:22 vinz3g My SO es Ubuntu 00:22 dcook Did you use the Debian packages on Debian? 00:22 dcook Well, how did you install Koha and on what operating system? 00:22 vinz3g server 00:22 vinz3g how restart zebra serve? 00:21 dcook Uncomment the relevant sections, and then probably restart your Zebra server 00:21 dcook That would be the place to do it 00:21 vinz3g I tried config koha-conf.xml 00:20 vinz3g to access externally 00:19 dcook So that Koha can use it or so that you can access it externally? 00:18 dcook vinz3g: How do you mean config? 00:17 vinz3g Hi I need help for config z39.50 server 00:12 vinz3g hi, good afternoon 00:11 tcohen rangi 00:11 tcohen hi rango 00:11 * rangi goes for lunch 00:07 BobB nice :) 00:07 rangi thanks 00:07 BobB I'll let you know what arrangements I make 00:06 rangi sweet 00:06 BobB rangi I arrive in Santiago at 11.05 and have your flight out 00:04 rangi then leave at even 00:04 BobB let me check ... 00:04 rangi i land at 12.35 and the leave and 21.15 00:03 BobB not enough to do much 00:03 rangi i only have 4 hours on way back 00:03 rangi ahh cool 00:03 BobB I have a full day there on the way back, so will take a tour then 00:02 rangi yep, wlg->akl->santiago->cordoba 00:02 rangi i was gonna investigate if they having anything like singapore where you can get a little tour 00:02 BobB my flight is direct from Sydney; I guess you fly from Auckland? 00:02 BobB I'll get hotel room at the airport 00:01 rangi yeah ditto 00:01 BobB I get into Santiago late morning and have about 10 hours layover 00:01 BobB hi rangi, you are on the flight from Santiago? 00:00 rangi im flying LAN (via qantas) 00:00 rangi i suspect we are on the same flight for at least one leg of our journeys