Time  Nick        Message
19:11 mtompset    a ha! Idea. Praise the Lord for Z39.50 and the Library of Congress. :)
19:07 mtompset    If it is 711$a, what should the indicators be?
19:06 mtompset    Asian Synod (1998 : Rome, Italy)
19:06 mtompset    I need a library type. :)
19:06 huginn      mtompset: jcamins was last seen in #koha 1 week, 2 days, 5 hours, 22 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: <jcamins> sftp [-1246Cpqrv] [-B buffer_size] [-b batchfile] [-c cipher] [-D sftp_server_path] [-F ssh_config] [-i identity_file] [-l limit] [-o ssh_option] [-P port] [-R num_requests] [-S program] [-s subsystem | sftp_server] host ...
19:06 mtompset    @seen jcamins
19:05 mtompset    Greetings, #koha.
17:04 Joubu       have a good week-end #koha!
16:46 huginn      ashimema: The operation succeeded.
16:46 ashimema    @later tell cait, have you ever looked at bug 12289
16:21 fridolin1   see u
15:11 nengard     thanks joubu - will look in a second
15:11 huginn      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13417 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Master , New permission to allow staff to remove public lists
15:11 Joubu       nengard: I answered you on bug 13417, let me know if I am not clear :)
15:10 gaetan_B    bye
15:05 schnydszch  hi all! regarding the RFID thing I posted a while back, changing the ip number in port="127.0.0.1:6001/tcp" to ip address of the server, we were able to telnet to the server. please try it out.
15:05 reiveune    bye
15:00 Joubu       gaetan_B: there are pref hide_marc + advancedMARCeditor, and for more fun, a cookie
14:59 huginn      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9366 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Master , On cataloguing each user can easily display tags or not
14:59 Joubu       gaetan_B: see bug 9366
14:56 nengard     wow I've done a ton in the manual: 1,657 commits / 884,522 ++ / 831,969 --
14:55 nengard     thank you so much
14:55 gmcharlt    nengard++
14:55 nengard     gmcharlt++
14:55 nengard     WOOO HOO
14:55 gmcharlt    great, it's working
14:55 nengard     yes
14:55 gmcharlt    nengard: the "Execure" typo fix?
14:54 nengard     pushed
14:54 gmcharlt    nengard: OK, the mirror is now up to date, and I'm ready for you to try a push
14:49 nengard     K, I have a webinar in about an hour
14:48 gmcharlt    nengard: Ill need a few more minutes; I'll ping you when I'm ready for you
14:48 huginn      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13881 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , Add desk management
14:48 nlegrand    I'm going to work on Bug 13881, if someone as comments don't hesitate :)
14:48 gaetan_B    the preference description is sort of acurate though
14:48 nengard     gmcharlt back
14:48 gaetan_B    then it might be a bug
14:48 gaetan_B    but it seems to only hide numbers in the marc views
14:48 gmcharlt    gaetan_B: I think your recollection is correct
14:47 gaetan_B    i think i remember it working this way at a time
14:47 gaetan_B    was the "hide_marc" system preference ever meant to hide marc numbers when cataloging or did i imagine it?
14:44 nengard     gmcharlt - letting beau out - brb
14:43 magnuse     time to wander off and make pizza - have fun #koha!
14:39 nengard     gmcharlt ready when you are
14:38 magnuse     woohoo!
14:38 wahanui     friday is pizzaday
14:38 magnuse     friday?
14:38 bag         happy friday
14:38 bag         good morning magnuse
14:38 magnuse     bag: HI
14:34 nengard     sure, give me a sec
14:34 gmcharlt    nengard: could you line up a commit to push to the docs repo, then push it when I say the word?
14:31 nengard     :)
14:31 bag         HA
14:31 gmcharlt    ;)
14:31 gmcharlt    bag: my body is, my heart and soul are timezone-less
14:30 bag         gmcharlt: you are on east coast time now?
14:30 gmcharlt    *gotcha
14:30 gmcharlt    gotcah
14:29 nengard     https://github.com/Koha-Community/kohadocs
14:29 nengard     mirrors kohadocs git to github
14:29 nengard     oopsie
14:29 nengard     gmcharlt just emailed the Koha list ;)
14:28 gmcharlt    (I can help with that, just need coordinates)
14:28 gmcharlt    nengard: mirror what where?
14:27 magnuse     baga? huh?
14:27 magnuse     gmcharlt, rangi, baga and chris_n are supposed to have shell access
14:26 magnuse     oh looky, the git server is run by someone called bywater
14:26 nengard     message to the mailing list it is :)
14:25 magnuse     nengard: no idea - it sounds like something that would have to be setup by whoever runs the official koha repos
14:25 * magnuse   never heard of a opac format
14:24 gerundio    since there's no way to automagically convert from UNIMARC to USMARC, what is the OPAC format they mention and would that be a possible workaround?
14:22 gerundio    and have upgraded in a few iterations to the current  3.18.x
14:21 nengard     https://help.github.com/articles/about-github-mirrors/
14:21 nengard     magnuse I found out how to do it - i need to put a hook in the documentation git repo - do you know how I could find the hook that's in the koha repo to copy it?
14:21 gerundio    we started using Koha at version 3.8
14:21 gerundio    that would explain it
14:19 magnuse     the changes around this happened around the 3.10 release
14:19 * drojf     waves
14:19 magnuse     could be
14:18 drojf       so they used that as a feature?
14:18 huginn      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3087 enhancement, P3, ---, frederic, CLOSED FIXED, Z39.50 server returns usmarc format records for UNIMARC DB
14:18 magnuse     i think it was bug 3087
14:16 gerundio    magnuse, what Koha versions were affected by those changes?
14:15 magnuse     there has been some changes to te z39.50 server
14:14 gerundio    so I'd guess that would be the records' information
14:13 cait        i think we can be quite sure that the data hasn't changed - only the way to query it
14:13 gerundio    from a few emails that were sent back and forth I saw mentions of data being uploaded to them via FTP
14:13 cait        if possible
14:13 cait        i think maybe give them a call?
14:13 gerundio    I'm only dealing with the infrastructure part of the process
14:12 gerundio    good question... but I have that doubt myself
14:12 cait        how does the ebsco index get updated if they don't support unimarc?
14:12 cait        hm but not usre
14:11 cait        holdings information for a record - i think the dispaly of the recordw ithin ebsco comes from their database
14:11 gerundio    not clear for me
14:11 gerundio    they mention mostly records but then they say "tracks if items are on available"
14:11 cait        which should work
14:11 cait        as long as they can find the record
14:11 cait        hmmm i'd say only items
14:10 gerundio    on. When RTAC functionality is implemented in an EDS Custom Catalog and a Record is loaded and displayed, our servers automatically query the z39.50 server (or other usable server), and display the holdings information returned for that Record."
14:10 gerundio    "RTAC stands for Real Time Availability Checking, which is ensuring that the real-time holdings information for a Record is retrieved and displayed in an EDS Custom Catalog. This real-time holdings information is usually contained within a server, often a z39.50 server, which tracks if items are on available, checked out, on loan, etc... As items are physically checked out or returned, the server is updated with current holdings informati
14:10 gerundio    from their explanation regarding RTAC, I'd say it looks into both
14:09 cait        if they look at the items they are non-standard anyway
14:09 cait        that would be my guess as well
14:09 gerundio    so my thought is exactly as yours, it's been UNIMARC all along
14:08 gerundio    nevertheless, the Z39.50 settings are now as they were before
14:08 cait        or at the record?
14:08 cait        the rtac service looks at the items?
14:07 cait        (still getting unimarc anyway)
14:07 cait        i think your koha always responded with unimarc data - but it might be that you could have asked for usmarc n the past
14:07 gerundio    I can't point any other possibility as we didn't made any changes to the configurations ever since
14:07 gerundio    probably when we upgraded Koha from sources to start using debian packages
14:06 gerundio    in the meantime the Z39.50 server had been disabled
14:06 cait        so something in our configuration changed maybe? did you update koha in between?
14:06 cait        hmmmm
14:06 gerundio    fast forward a year and they say it wasn't working anymore
14:05 gerundio    after a few email exchanges then, I enabled the Z39.50 server on our Koha instance and got an OK from them
14:05 gerundio    about a year ago I was contacted by our library staff saying that we would integrate with EDS
14:05 cait        makes it sound more like a communication problem - if they worked successfully with your data beofre
14:04 gerundio    cait, I'll try to give some context without going into excessive detail
14:03 cait        hm the confusing bit is that they said it worked before
14:02 gerundio    so basically what they're asking is not possible, right?
14:02 cait        thre is no automatic conversion
14:02 cait        it hink they might have used USMARC - but the data still was unimarc
14:02 cait        huh, and they said it worked previously?
14:01 gerundio    if our Koha installation is setup using UNIMARC can I simply publish the Z39.50 server with USMARC or OPAC format?
14:00 gerundio    "Unfortunately, we do not support the UNIMARC format for Real Time Availability Checking. We do support the USMARC or OPAC formats. The USMARC format was used previously in a working configuration of RTAC for your EDS Custom Catalog. Could you change the format in your z39.50 server to either the USMARC or OPAC format?"
14:00 gerundio    tcohen, I got a response from EBSCO's team regarding that Z39.50 server issue you helped me with yesterday
13:50 nengard     and gerundio I am the one who pushes to the git repo for the documentation so I know all about it ;)
13:50 nengard     I'll have to ask github :)
13:50 nengard     :(
13:50 magnuse     no idea how to do it, though
13:50 nengard     yes i want to set up a mirror
13:50 magnuse     i think mtj set up the other mirrors
13:50 magnuse     and i think nengard wants to set up a similar mirror for the docs
13:48 gerundio    I think Koha's repository @ github is a mirror
13:47 gerundio    Koha has its own git repository
13:47 gerundio    take a look at this http://koha-community.org/get-involved/for-developers/
13:47 nengard     https://github.com/Koha-Community/Koha
13:47 nengard     like the Koha report on github does
13:46 nengard     https://github.com/Koha-Community/kohadocs  - i want to set this up to pull from the official git repo regularly - I found a way to import a git repo but not how to keep it up to date
13:46 gerundio    still more of a SVN user myself
13:46 gerundio    nengard, not much, but ask away, maybe I can help
13:45 nengard     anyone know much about github?
13:42 gerundio    tcohen1, are you around?
13:15 wahanui     i haven't a clue, kivilahtio
13:15 kivilahtio  wahanui: do you like flowers?
13:15 kivilahtio  Wanna go out with me wahanui?
12:44 wahanui     what's up, tcohen
12:44 tcohen      hi
12:25 cait        tcohen1: ?
12:11 * magnuse   waves
12:06 * cait      waves
10:55 magnuse     108...
10:51 mveron      Hi khall
10:49 khall       mornin #koha!
10:41 mveron      126...  Hmmm...
10:41 cait        lol wahanui
10:40 cait        my math is broken
10:40 wahanui     rumour has it 98 is better than ME
10:40 cait        or 98?
10:40 cait        hm
10:40 cait        102 :)
10:38 kivilahtio  I wonder what would happen if earth was 8 minutes without sun
10:38 mveron      kivilahtio: 2021 then, a partial one...
10:36 kivilahtio  bring it on
10:36 kivilahtio  I will turn 94 that year
10:35 mveron      cait: We have to wait until the year 2081 until it gets really dark...   :-)
10:31 cait        :)
10:27 nlegrand    o/ cait
10:24 cait        it got not quite dark, but noticeably darker
10:23 cait        aah it's already over here
10:23 kivilahtio  cait: the color of the world is a bit off
10:23 kivilahtio  cait: It is happening as we speak
10:23 kivilahtio  cait: nope
10:22 cait        kivilahtio: did you watch the solar eclipse?
10:22 cait        hi nlegrand :)
10:07 nlegrand    Hey #koha
09:39 mveron      Hi #koha
09:35 kivilahtio  http://rogerpacker.com/blog/needs-isbn-invisible-indies/
09:30 kivilahtio  Rakuten buying OverDrive
09:29 kivilahtio  jcamins: so what does it mean?
09:26 cait        really looks funny
09:19 drojf       magnuse: using the front camera of my smartphone while turned away (filming the sun behind me and looking at the display) works a little better than the camera obscura
09:16 cait        someone eats the sun!
09:08 magnuse     yay
09:06 cait        some of the coworkers brought in the old glasses from 2009, taking turns here :)
09:06 cait        don't hurt your eyes!
09:02 magnuse     i'm gonna try the trick with a cardboard box and aluminum foil
08:59 drojf       if you give me a pair…
08:45 cait        who else is watching the sun with special glasses?
08:31 fridolin    hie all
08:24 magnuse     bonojur gaetan_B
08:23 gaetan_B    hello
08:13 wahanui     kia ora, codavid
08:13 codavid     Bonjour
08:10 drojf       :/
08:10 drojf       hi Joubu
08:10 Joubu       drojf: same here in UK and in France...
08:09 Joubu       Hello #koha
08:03 drojf       magnuse: yeah. but then it's probably more exciting to just watch it online ;)
08:02 paxed       magnuse: imo, mysql xml handling is so bad, it makes impossible to write proper sql reports...
08:01 magnuse     http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/make-pinhole-projector.html
07:59 magnuse     drojf: it looks quite easy to make an eclipse-viewer from a cardboard box and some aluminum foil...
07:57 reiveune    hello
07:54 alex_a      hello
07:52 magnuse     ouch
07:52 drojf       they sold them on ebay for a few hundred euro in the end. they are usually like… 2€?
07:51 magnuse     wow
07:51 drojf       and the optometrists said they don't care, they want to make real money with real glasses
07:50 drojf       school kids are locked inside because schools are too stupid to buy such things ahead of time and hand them out
07:50 magnuse     we bought some a couple of years ago, but we have no idea where they are after we moved last year...
07:49 magnuse     :-(
07:49 drojf       at least in berlin and a lot of germany
07:49 drojf       and there are no protecting glasses available anywhere
07:40 magnuse     and there is a solar eclipse!
07:40 magnuse     as of today i have more sunlight than y'all - mohahahah!
07:40 magnuse     happy spring equinox, #koha!
07:39 drojf       hei magnuse
07:38 magnuse     moin drojf
07:37 drojf       morning
07:27 magnuse     woohoo!
07:27 wahanui     somebody said friday was pizzaday
07:27 magnuse     friday?
07:25 mtompset    Have a great day, #koha schnydszch paxed magnuse laurence. :)
07:20 magnuse     my pleasure :-)
07:13 laurence    thanks
07:13 laurence    oulà
07:13 laurence    helle magnuse
07:12 magnuse     bonjour laurence - someone needs to give the server that runs http://www.biblibre.com/ a kick :-)
06:58 magnuse     paxed: because noone felt the need for it strongly enough?
06:49 paxed       why doesn't koha have a table that contains the extracted biblioitem marcxml, split into separate fields.
06:48 paxed       blah.
06:35 mtompset    Same problem, schnydszch
06:12 schnydszch  telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
06:12 schnydszch  im trying it out from another server I'm getting v"
06:11 schnydszch  hi! were trying out RFID in our institution, can somebody try to telnet to our server: telnet 54.169.225.223 6001
04:27 dcook       Apparently they own kobo too. That's neat.
04:12 jcamins_    Wow. Rakuten bought OverDrive.
02:32 mtompset    Greetings, dcook wizzyrea. :)
02:31 mtompset    dcook++ # decent Java sarcastic humour. :)
02:19 wizzyrea    no you're not
02:11 pianohacker oh jeez I'm still logged in
00:51 dcook       Of course, feeling like I'm freezing really probably indicates that I should've stayed in bed this morning...
00:23 dcook       I've definitely had a few "Bleck, this Java is terrible" moments though
00:22 dcook       Nah, that was the one about it being full of beans
00:22 dcook       But I'm sure it's in other places
00:22 wizzyrea    oh I thought you were making a sly joke about java.
00:22 dcook       Ghost in the Shell, Lost Girl, and Seinfeld.
00:22 dcook       Of course I only have 3 examples off the top of my head...
00:22 dcook       Or... I just noticed with all the shows I watched around a given time period :p
00:21 dcook       There's always a joke or a second or two spent on a character going "Bleck, this coffee is terrible" and they throw it out
00:21 dcook       Yep
00:18 wizzyrea    bad coffee?