Time  Nick             Message
04:08 RudyW            We have installed Koha 18.05 on Ubuntu 18.04 on VMWare with 6GB Ram and high resource allocation.
04:09 RudyW            Everything is fine and direct access to our 30000 books MySQL database is super fast.
04:11 RudyW            But browsing the site is just a bit too slow. I don't understand why. Any parameters we could try to increase the user experience?
04:11 dcook            RudyW: Do you know if you're using Plack?
04:12 dcook            Actually, now that I've asked that, I'm guessing you probably are. What sort of response times are you getting when browsing the site?
04:12 RudyW            No, Koha is running on our own server (ESXi 5.5)
04:13 dcook            I might not have phrased my question correctly. Plack is a Perl module for using PSGI instead of CGI for communicating between the application and the web server
04:14 dcook            How did you install Koha?
04:14 RudyW            A search for 'Math' takes 8 secs (returns 1164 results)
04:14 dcook            That is, which instructions did you follow?
04:14 dcook            Hmm that does sound pretty slow although I've heard of slower.
04:15 RudyW            ok, let me check the modules
04:15 dcook            The installation method matters a lot to how we help
04:15 dcook            Sorry don't worry about the modules for now
04:15 dcook            Did you install using Debian packages?
04:15 dcook            Maybe following https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian or https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_ubuntu_-_packages?
04:16 RudyW            Let me just go back to my installation notes
04:16 dcook            Sounds good
04:18 RudyW            We used Koha-18.05 on Ubuntu-18.04 TLS
04:18 RudyW            http://mysqltutes.com/wp/index.php/2018/07/04/3-installation-of-koha-18-05-on-ubuntu-18-04-lts/
04:21 dcook            Yikes. Ok...
04:22 dcook            Typically, we expect people to follow the Koha Commmunity wiki, but let's see...
04:24 RudyW            Under modules I see Plack::Middleware::ReverseProxy (0.14) -- it that means anything
04:25 dcook            Not really but thanks for looking :)
04:25 dcook            In any case, if you followed the steps here, you should have installed with Debian packages, so that's good
04:28 dcook            Do you have a document from this process?
04:28 dcook            Like a transcript for the video?
04:29 dcook            RudyW: Did you follow the video exactly?
04:31 RudyW            we installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS without GUI - then followed the video exactly
04:32 RudyW            Then we deleted the MySQL database and restored from out backup.
04:32 RudyW            The upgrade gave some errors - but everything is there what we are having on our current Koha 16.04
04:32 dcook            Ok, well it looks like you're not using Plack, so here's a tip
04:33 dcook            https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Commands_provided_by_the_Debian_packages#koha-plack
04:33 dcook            On your command line, try "sudo koha-plack --enable library" then "sudo koha-plack --start library"
04:34 RudyW            ok, let me try that - I will just take a VM snapshot first
04:36 dcook            Basically, it's creating a web server using the Plack module which allows for a more persistent environment which increases the performance. You'll still have Apache running as a web server as well, but it will proxy requests to the Plack-based web server.
04:36 dcook            Other than that, help with tuning the performance of your instance is beyond what I can provide here
04:37 RudyW            Thank you for your help. I will let you know whether it made a difference. I hope so!
04:37 dcook            Provided that it works without any errors, you should notice a huge performance improvement
04:38 dcook            You probably won't get search results in under a second, but I wouldn't be surprised by 3 seconds instead of 8 seconds.
04:38 dcook            Anyway, I need to focus on some things. Hope that helps.
05:51 fridolin         hi there
06:01 calire           morning #koha
06:36 alex_a           bonjour
06:36 wahanui          hola, alex_a
06:40 magnuse          \o/
06:47 reiveune         hello
06:47 wahanui          kia ora, reiveune
08:01 AndrewIsh        magnuse:  around?
08:01 ashimema         morning Andrewish
08:01 AndrewIsh        G'morn ashimema
08:01 ashimema         magnuse isn't even online ;)
08:01 AndrewIsh        He is according to my IRC client
08:01 ashimema         I'd leave him a `later` is I were you ;)
08:01 AndrewIsh        Look at the top
08:02 AndrewIsh        !seen magnuse
08:02 AnnaBoten        magnuse was last seen in #koha 1 hour, 21 minutes, and 6 seconds ago: <magnuse> \o/
08:02 ashimema         interesting.. he wasn't there a moment ago for me
08:02 ashimema         perhaps search filtering has gone whack on my client
08:02 AndrewIsh        :)
08:03 AndrewIsh        I'll guess at what his answer to my question would have been, it's a bit of a blocker :)
08:08 Archie           Hi All
08:10 Archie           hey yall maybe you can help me out a little bit? I'm trying to remove the library instance
08:11 Archie           i'm running: sudo koha-remove library and i get this issue mysql: [ERROR] Could not open required defaults file: /etc/mysql/koha-common.cnf
08:11 tuxayo           Archie: Is the file here? With which permissions?
08:12 Archie           can you help me finding it's actual directory? (i've installed koha via packages)
08:12 Archie           or do you mean the koha-common.conf
08:13 tuxayo           Archie: type `ls -l /etc/mysql/koha-common.cnf`
08:14 Archie           no the file is not there
08:14 tuxayo           Hum, does anyone using the packaged version have an idea? ^^"
08:15 Archie           but the issue appears when i'm trying to reinstall koha-common, i get this DBI connect('database=koha_library;host=localhost;port=3306','koha_library',...) failed: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) at /usr/share/perl5/DBIx/Class/Storage/DBI.pm line 1517.
08:15 magnuse          AndrewIsh: i'm here now :-)
08:17 magnuse          hm, the fix from https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/DBMS_auto_increment_fix seems to be working sometimes. anyone else seeing that?
08:18 magnuse          gah s/be/not be/
08:22 Archie           can't i just delete all mentions of instance library with all koha files and fully re-install it?
08:24 Archie           coz if i try to use this solution more i see:  stat of /etc/mysql/my.cnf failed: No such file or directory
08:25 AndrewIsh        Hi magnuse - don't worry I figured it out. A bad merge of your ILL comments patches was causing me much confusion, but all is clear now :-D
08:37 magnuse          AndrewIsh: yay!
08:37 magnuse          @later tell Archie have you tried "koha-remove --purge-all"?
08:37 huginn           magnuse: The operation succeeded.
08:39 tuxayo           Does anyone know which way bug 14784 should be automatically tested? (the logic of the test) That will be my first time writing a test. :)
08:39 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=14784 minor, P5 - low, ---, charles.farmer, Failed QA , Missing checkin message for debarred patrons when issuing rules 'fine days = 0'
09:36 * ashimema       wants oleonard on the qa team as 'ui specialist' and then he could just pass UI related fixes to him as a quick look and pass excersize
09:41 RudyW            Any experts for Plack? I did install using the Plack Wiki. But there is no performance difference. I also don't see Plack on the # top  list with %CPU % MEM
09:42 RudyW            Koha About: Koha version:	18.05.04.000  / PSGI:	Plack (deployment)
09:43 RudyW            What could be missing?
09:43 magnuse          did you active and start plack?
09:43 magnuse          sudo koha-plack --enable <instance> && sudo koha-plack --start <instance>
09:43 ashimema         and 'How are you measuring performance'
09:44 RudyW            yes I did : sudo koha-plack --enable library && sudo koha-plack --start library and Apache2 restart
09:45 RudyW            I do my standard search for 'Math' which takes 8 secs. No difference
09:45 * cait           waves
09:46 cait             RudyW: search is not the best to compare
09:46 cait             every other page should load much faster with plack
09:46 RudyW            I see in other blogs that Plack takes high CPU load. But I can't even see it on my #top list
09:47 cait             does plack show as running on about > system information?
09:47 ashimema         search is mostly based on Zebra performance (unless you're running Elastic in which case it's based on Elastic performance)
09:47 ashimema         How large is your catalogue?
09:48 kidclamp         for both ES and zebra search speed is limited by XSLT too
09:48 RudyW            I don't see anything about Plack on the 'System Information' tab
09:48 ashimema         indeed
09:48 ashimema         very very true
09:48 RudyW            We have 35000 books
09:48 cait             ah sorry wrong tab, the first
09:48 RudyW            on the first tab: PSGI:	Plack (deployment)
09:49 ashimema         that's not a huge catalogue so I doubt zebra is the limiting factor here.. but I could be wrong
09:49 RudyW            I have assigne 6GB RAM to the VMHost
09:50 * ashimema       is out of ideas
09:52 RudyW            Compared with https://opac-kohademo.equinoxinitiative.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?q=math our system seems much slower
09:53 cait             hm mysql configuration maybe?
09:53 RudyW            I don't think because when we do direct queries to the Koha MySQL it is super fast!
09:59 cait             have you changed the view per page setting? showing more than 20 per page?
09:59 cait             that slows down things
10:00 cait             also using zebra facets can have negative impact, but not with your size usually
10:07 RudyW            Showing 20 per page
10:08 cait             sorry, out of ideas then too
10:09 RudyW            thanks anyway for your ideas
10:38 * andreashm      waves
10:40 ashimema         does no-one use https://splitter.koha-community.org/ anymore :(
10:40 ashimema         it's been down for ages
10:40 ashimema         or rather.. it only support http.. so is difficult to get to
10:59 cait             rangi runs it i think
11:13 ashimema         Mmm, I'll raise it.. think it was a very issue that came up after trying to add something else to the server
11:44 ashimema         @seen drojf
11:44 huginn           ashimema: drojf was last seen in #koha 9 weeks, 5 days, 2 hours, 34 minutes, and 53 seconds ago: <drojf> and you?
11:44 ashimema         blimey.. not seen him in ages!
11:44 ashimema         bit early for tcohen I guess too
12:01 theod            Hello everyone, I have a quick question regarding 942$0, update_totalissues script and sorting by popularity
12:02 theod            The upgrade_totalissues script updates biblioitems.totalissues and (i think) updates the 942$0 too.
12:03 theod            I believe that sorting by popularity is based on the indexed 942$0 values
12:05 theod            So, since 942$0 is a subfield that can be edited/deleted by a librarian, the output of the sort will be based on the values entered by the librarian UNTIL a checkout of a relevant item is performed and that value is properly updated by the script
12:06 cait             sounds about right
12:06 theod            Even worse, if a librarian duplicates a biblio with a value in 942$0, that value will be in the new biblio record (although it should practically be 0)
12:07 cait             but usually this field/subfield is hidden i think
12:10 theod            if the field is indeed hidden, then the cloning of a record should NOT clone this value...
12:14 theod            or else, you will never realise this inconcistency...
12:15 tcohen           morning
12:18 Joubu            hi there
12:18 Joubu            RudyW: no warnings on the about page?
12:18 corilynn         Joubu... I need your help again, when you have a moment :( I got tired last night and really messed up the patch
12:18 Joubu            @later tell RudyW no warnings on the about page?
12:18 huginn           Joubu: The operation succeeded.
12:19 Joubu            corilynn: bug 21503?
12:19 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=21503 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, cbrannon, Needs Signoff , Update AuthorisedValues.pm to fall back to code if description doesn't exist
12:20 corilynn         no, Bug 19263
12:20 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=19263 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, carnold, ASSIGNED , Advanced Editor - Rancor - Add auto control number (001) widget
12:21 corilynn         I accidentally ran the commit command twice and now it's got merge issues, and I'm somehow missing a file in there...
12:23 Joubu            what did you want to do?
12:24 corilynn         I want to go back in time? Do you have a delorian?
12:25 ashimema         reflog
12:25 ashimema         perhaps
12:25 Joubu            you can do everything with git, so yes :)
12:26 corilynn         can you walk me through that?
12:26 corilynn         looked at https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Resolve_Merge_Issues
12:26 Joubu            the last patch - https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/attachment.cgi?id=80240
12:27 Joubu            there is a "var reg001", where does it come from?
12:27 corilynn         I created it
12:27 corilynn         that's what I mean, I want to kill this patch, plus the one before it
12:28 corilynn         I think they got flubbed, and they are "easy" changes I can recreate
12:28 Joubu            so you have a clean branch locally, with all the changes you want to submit?
12:29 corilynn         ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
12:29 corilynn         lets say I do...
12:29 corilynn         I def. have all the changes
12:29 Joubu            you can obsolete the patches on the bug report, then resubmit the ones you have locally
12:30 corilynn         k
12:30 Joubu            but I am not sure I understand exactly the issue :)
12:30 corilynn         I guarentee I don't.
12:31 corilynn         The issue I have is that I'm setting up a new dev box, and I thought I'd test this change this morning and it gave me a merge issue, then I realized whatever I did last night before shutting down is borked
12:31 archie           Hi guys! can anyone tell me what is the name of table for patrons? I'm in the middle of ETL project and started mapping tables
12:32 archie           i created test patron but i can't find it in neither patron_lists. patron_list_patrons nor patronimage
12:35 Joubu            corilynn: if you have a local branch with the correct changes you should definitely obsolete all those on the bug report then resubmit all the one you have locally (git bz attach -e...)
12:35 corilynn         k, trying that now
12:35 Joubu            Archie: it's "borrowers"
12:36 archie           oh sweet. thank you!
12:56 corilynn         Joubu, I'm all clean, reapplied my update and have a commit message
12:56 corilynn         I'm about to do git bz attach ... but here's where I think I messed up before
12:56 magnuse          have fun #koha, see y'all on monday!
13:00 oleonard         Hi #koha
13:01 caroline         good morning!
13:01 calire           hi oleonard
13:01 wahanui          hi oleopard
13:01 calire           hi caroline
13:01 caroline         hi calire!
13:02 oleonard         Hi caroline, calire, and most of all <3 wahanui
13:02 calire           wahanui gets all the love
13:02 wahanui          calire: sorry...
13:02 calire           :D
13:09 Joubu            corilynn: seems ok now, right?
13:09 corilynn         yes... but there's still a bug
13:09 Joubu            well, at least the patches apply :)
13:09 corilynn         they do
13:14 corilynn         never mind, it just needed a reload of the page :)
13:15 corilynn         bug 19263 is ready for inspection
13:15 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=19263 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, carnold, Needs Signoff , Advanced Editor - Rancor - Add auto control number (001) widget
13:19 Freddy_Enrique   Greetings Koha :3
13:20 caroline         Hi Freddy_Enrique!
13:25 archie           god damn it i'm confused ;D
13:26 oleonard         What's up archie?
13:26 archie           right so story so far. i've installed koha, i have koha. it's on my local machine. i can access both intra and opac... now  wanna see if i can tweak and change internally stuff in koha. for instanc einstead of button "patrons" i wanna change it to "hello there archie"
13:27 Freddy_Enrique   ???
13:27 caroline         archie: try the system preference IntranetUserJS
13:28 caroline         you can look through here if something is similar to what you need https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/JQuery_Library
13:29 oleonard         archie: If your question is, "Where are the HTML templates for Koha's interface" we can answer that, but we always discourage changing them because it makes upgrades very difficult.
13:29 Freddy_Enrique   I figured...
13:29 archie           i mean, i need some sort of "proof of concept" that we can change stuffin koha before rolling out proposal that we can actually do that
13:30 caroline         archie: what oleonard said, which is why it's easier to change the system preference
13:31 archie           ok does it metter how i installed koha? using git or packages?
13:31 caroline         I don't know javascript personally, but it seems pretty simple to change the wording on the buttons
13:32 Freddy_Enrique   uhm... I think it is better that package method. It is meant for production
13:33 Freddy_Enrique   and git for development
13:33 archie           wait a second
13:33 archie           where excatly are located the jquerry files?
13:35 oleonard         archie: jQuery is a JavaScript library which is included with Koha and which can be used to apply customizations to Koha by leveraging the opacuserjs and intranetuserjs system preferences.
13:35 caroline         If you want to change them through system preferences, in the interface, go to Administration > Global system preferences, search for IntranetUserJS, write you JS in there and save
13:35 caroline         *your
13:37 archie           oh sweet thank you
13:39 Freddy_Enrique   I finished my first draft, hope is accurate. Tell me your thoughts please
13:39 Freddy_Enrique   https://snag.gy/TZmpDI.jpg
13:40 oleonard         Very nice Freddy_Enrique
13:40 oleonard         I don't know what the use case is... Would it be worthwhile to add something about paid support too?
13:40 caroline         Freddy_Enrique++
13:40 Freddy_Enrique   After this I wanna see the koha versions... 17 , 18... the master. That topic is not clear to me yet
13:42 Freddy_Enrique   paid support... oh!
13:42 Freddy_Enrique   I missed that
13:43 * ashimema       will take  a look in a moment
13:43 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: about the versions: https://koha-community.org/about/release-schedule/ the community releases two major versions per year, one in May, and one in November they are numbered like this YY.MM (so 18.05 is the May 2018 version)
13:46 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: every month (I think) there are smaller releases to fix bugs, the numbers are YY.MM.01, YY.MM.02, etc. (so right now, I'm not sure which version is the latest, but something like 18.05.04)
13:47 Freddy_Enrique   caroline: those dates for the major releases are accurate? I mean...
13:48 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: the master is the WIP version. in November, whatever is in the master will become version 18.11 and we'll continue to work on it for the 19,05 version
13:48 * Freddy_Enrique doesn't know how to say something in English....
13:48 caroline         hehe! sorry, I speak only minimal spanish...
13:49 Freddy_Enrique   Why 2 versions? 17 and 18 separately
13:49 oleonard         Freddy_Enrique: Some people prefer to use an older version because it is seen as more stable, fewer bugs
13:49 ashimema         think of them as 'oldoldstable', 'oldstable' and 'stable'
13:49 ashimema         they are 'maintained' versions
13:49 Freddy_Enrique   oldoldstable, that's a new one
13:49 oleonard         We maintain one or two older versions if we have the volunteers to keep them up to date with bug fixes
13:50 Freddy_Enrique   oh, just found it in the debian installe method
13:50 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: the community maintains 3 versions. So if you have 17.11 on your system for example, you can still get bug fixes, but you won't get new features
13:50 ashimema         right now oldoldstable is 17.05, oldstable is 17.11 and stable is 18.05 .. (and development is 18.06)
13:50 * Freddy_Enrique taking notes like a maniac
13:51 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: It's like Windows. You can still work on Windows 8 (don't know if that's accurate, but just for the example), and Microsoft will still issue patches for bugs on Windows 8
13:51 caroline         but new features are only in Windows 10
13:51 oleonard         development is 18.11
13:51 ashimema         when 18.11 is released.. 18.06 will become 18.11 and will be codenames 'stable', 18.05 will become oldstable, 17.11 become 'oldoldstable' and 17.05 will be 'out of maintanence'
13:51 Freddy_Enrique   more clear than water....
13:51 Freddy_Enrique   caroline++
13:51 Freddy_Enrique   ashimema++
13:52 caroline         You can also still work on Windows 95, but Microsoft doesn't support it, so it's like Koha 16.05 for example
13:52 ashimema         development is actually 18.06 oleonard (see the release manager docs on the wiki.. or just look at the version number in the current master 😉 )
13:52 ashimema         it only become 18.11 at point of release ;)
13:52 ashimema         unless you're a dev you should never see a X.06 ;)
13:52 oleonard         Oh sorry I thought you meant "will be"
13:52 ashimema         just X.05 or X.11
13:53 ashimema         hehe.. no worries
13:54 Joubu            Freddy_Enrique: What's the title of your graph? What do you want to represent exactly?
13:55 Joubu            I'd suggest another "Want to help?" section, but that will make it much bigger and complex :)
13:57 Joubu            caroline: did you compare Windows and Koha? :D
13:58 caroline         Joubu: hehe! Windows is so widely known it's easy to use it as an example ;) although I apologize for comparing Win 95 to Koha 16.05
13:59 Freddy_Enrique   Joubu++
13:59 Freddy_Enrique   Sorry guys, been in a meeting
13:59 Freddy_Enrique   thanks a lot guys btw..  I'll work on it
13:59 Freddy_Enrique   the topic of my draft will be...
14:00 Freddy_Enrique   well, with this new info.. the recomendation is to be up to date
14:00 Joubu            caroline: I was kidding of course :) At least there is a '5' in common, both are considered as very stable but with security vulnerabilities
14:01 * oleonard       pops that old Myst CD-ROM into his Windows 95 Dell.
14:01 Freddy_Enrique   XD
14:01 * calire         loved myst, but was terrible at it
14:01 caroline         oleonard: for your internat cafe, you will definitely need that CD-ROM
14:02 caroline         *internet
14:02 Freddy_Enrique   Joubu: was having problems understanding how the versions are managed, but it is getting clear now
14:03 * Freddy_Enrique feeling inspired, looks for his pencil
14:03 Freddy_Enrique   again, thanks a lot guys
14:04 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: someone is assigned (or assigns themselves) as "maintainer" for a particular version. They go through the bugs that are fixed ("pushed to master") and apply them to the version they are maintaining
14:04 caroline         correct me if I'm wrong ashimema, Joubu, fridolin
14:05 fridolin         caroline: its that
14:05 fridolin         but for stable only
14:05 fridolin         old stable get fixes from stable
14:05 fridolin         ... and so on
14:06 Joubu            yep, in 99% of the cases
14:06 fridolin         Freddy_Enrique i'm currently on 17.11 maintaing from patches comming in 18.05
14:06 caroline         So maintainer for stable goes through bugs that are pushed to master and applies them to stable version; maintainer for oldstable goes through bugs pushed to stable and applies them to oldstable; maintainer for oldoldstable goes through bugs pushed to oldstable and applies them to oldoldstable
14:07 fridolin         that is why you see signed-off by of RMamanger, then stable RMaint, then oldstable RMaint
14:07 Freddy_Enrique   where have you been all my life fridolin, first time I see you..
14:08 fridolin         roles are by vote https://wiki.koha-community.org/w/index.php?title=Roles_for_19.05
14:08 Freddy_Enrique   roles... aja!
14:08 fridolin         Freddy_Enrique: oh im always there, but i'm in GMT+2
14:09 mtompset         Greetings, #koha.
14:10 Freddy_Enrique   Hi mtompset
14:10 mtompset         Greetings, Freddy_Enrique
14:10 mtompset         @seen ashimema
14:10 huginn           mtompset: ashimema was last seen in #koha 17 minutes and 15 seconds ago: <ashimema> hehe.. no worries
14:10 Freddy_Enrique   GMT+2... where are you from fridolin
14:10 mtompset         You here, ashimema?
14:10 fridolin         Freddy_Enrique: i'm in France, next to Montpellier
14:10 ashimema         here
14:11 fridolin         its french riviera
14:11 ashimema         just catching up on the reading
14:11 Freddy_Enrique   O.o... holy mustache
14:11 ashimema         you guys talk fast ;)
14:11 fridolin         best place in the world
14:11 ashimema         release maintainers also watch bugzilla for version specific bugs Freddy_Enrique
14:13 mtompset         ashimema, I was able to apply bug 15529 after a git reset --hard and a git pull no issue.
14:13 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=15529 normal, P5 - low, ---, alexbuckley, Patch doesn't apply , Process Message Queue may send duplicate emails if process is launched twice
14:13 ashimema         so.. if a bug is reported against 18.05 for instance.. I first check if it's a bug in master.. if it is I re-assign to master and then once a fix is pushed to master I'll port it back and the waterfall will continue.. if it only applies to 18.05 I'll do a fix just for my branch and let Frido know to check 17.11
14:13 ashimema         but those are rather unlikely.
14:13 * Freddy_Enrique new was gonna watch bugzilla at some point
14:13 ashimema         (to date I've not actually had one 😉 )
14:13 ashimema         hmm
14:13 ashimema         I'll give it another go mtompset
14:14 mtompset         But the comment about ZEBRA_DIR is valid, and it needs a followup for that.
14:23 ashimema         What about the type stuff.. what do you think about that?
14:23 * ashimema       is now on the school run.. so expect intermittent replies
14:25 mtompset         ashimema, What do you mean the type stuff?
14:26 ashimema         I added a comment about the script be able to be called with a message type specified
14:26 ashimema         I think there needs a bit more thought around that
14:27 ashimema         Comment 33 on the bug
14:31 mtompset         you mean sms, email? That's method.
14:32 mtompset         Oops... no, it's already in there: type. I'm not sure the problem.
14:32 mtompset         OOOOH!
14:33 mtompset         The type isn't part of the locking key, so you can't run simultaneously non-overlapping types.
14:34 mtompset         I would think that is beyond the scope of this bug.
14:35 mtompset         You'd have to purposefully run through "selected types" in a sort of loop.
14:35 mtompset         and lock each type as you go.
14:50 Joubu            @later tell josef_moravec Hi Josef! Do not forget to link bug reports, to avoid duplicated work (like 21481 vs 21483). Great work btw, your patches were much more complete than mine :)
14:50 huginn           Joubu: The operation succeeded.
14:52 ashimema         Indeed.. but as this fix also doesn't support a no locking version for backwards compatibility I think it becomes a regression to not take account of type in the lock
14:53 Joubu            ashimema: did you see comment my comment on bug 21072?
14:53 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=21072 normal, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , Should not show 'Update patron to adult' if no adult patron categories
14:54 ashimema         Tcohen or Joubu, I wouldn't mind a second opinion on bug 15529 regarding comment 33
14:54 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=15529 normal, P5 - low, ---, alexbuckley, Patch doesn't apply , Process Message Queue may send duplicate emails if process is launched twice
14:54 ashimema         Before I fail it too hastily
14:56 ashimema         Joubu, I saw your comment on bug 21072.. and agree it's not backport worthy at that complexity.. but I would be willing to to a half measures approach to hide the button in 18.05 if Nick was keen to have something rather than nothing in stable
14:58 mtompset         ashimema, should be allow no lock backward compatibility? That's the real question. If not, then fail for that.
14:58 mtompset         Requiring locking per type and running through the types selected seems like an enhancement.
15:00 ashimema         Mmm, I agree
15:01 ashimema         Maybe I'll take a look at how hard that might be this evening and add as a follow-up . Currently juggling child care duties 😉
15:02 mtompset         I can do that today. Child care duties are more important. :)
15:05 reiveune         bye
15:05 * oleonard       keeps forgetting to start a Koha development sweatshop staffed by his children
15:06 ashimema         Lol
15:07 ashimema         I was going to try a find a simple patch for my daughter to write as it happens for her a cub scout badge 😉
15:09 ashimema         She's done a bit of html and a fair bit of scratch to date.. no perl though yet..
15:12 corilynn         I wrote a "How to code by creating games" book in Scratch and Processing like a million years ago
15:12 ashimema         Cool corilynn
15:13 corilynn         publishing is hard, tho... you already have to have a following
15:13 corilynn         "platform"
15:13 corilynn         scratch is excellent
15:14 ashimema         I like scratch
15:14 caroline         https://www.codeclubworld.org/projects/ Come libraries have code clubs, but I think librarians don't feel good enough in coding to get into it more
15:14 caroline         *some
15:15 corilynn         that's cool. I was a developer before I was a librarian... I guess I'm back to being a developer too
15:24 ashimema         Our library has a code club.. but my kids aren't old enough to attend (and as far as I can tell are already a bit advanced for the class they would attend when they are)
15:24 ashimema         I volunteered at coder dojo for a while though.. my eldest enjoyed that
15:26 tcohen           @seen CrispyBran
15:26 huginn           tcohen: CrispyBran was last seen in #koha 18 hours, 2 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: <CrispyBran> corilynn: you need to remove the hash (#) in front of that status when you edit (-e).
15:28 ashimema         Scratch isn't as viable on Linux since they switched to actionscript though
15:43 Joubu            ashimema: for a simple patch see bug 18584 and koha-howto  ;)
15:43 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=18584 trivial, P5 - low, ---, carnold, Pushed to Master , Our legacy code contains trailing-spaces
15:44 oleonard         This is the only Scratch I know: http://pvponline.com/comic/november-3-2004
15:44 ashimema         I was thinking of taxing her a little more than that 😉
15:47 Joubu            ashimema: well, she will then be ready to write a second patch and take a look at C4::Auth
15:48 ashimema         Lol
16:00 mtompset         re: scratch --- my son LOVES scratch. He's on that website creating things all the time.
16:09 caroline         ugh... I hate VPNs that lock me out of my own network...
16:10 * mtompset       nods.
16:10 oleonard         We know you're just trying to watch US Netflix, don't even pretend
16:11 caroline         I wish :)
16:12 caroline         Netflix are very menacing towards proxy users... I'm afraid of them
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 7143: (follow-up) remove trailing apostrophe <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=01646f974355f48a97ca61936cf3a787f6077af2>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: DBRev 18.06.00.040 <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=2f2e40ca4674449c598799b1a47d156e50b91fa0>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Convert atomic update to perl <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=97acf28fef5f95f0e32c4319f7d9781c5522b79b>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 15734: Use To.json to filter audio alerts <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=58314233f70fd9fd2f2830250ff0362e369b6ff1>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 15520: DBRev 18.06.00.039 <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=8a2c5344d7910d60e0f04ca531e17250753755a7>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Translatability and wrong escaping fix <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=7ce34d94caf3a0e64eafe0aedbedd5baaa255124>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Move menu to 'Catalog' <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=f72002d9979771fd9913e5f3c0f89ecb2a4311f4>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Update of tools-menu.js <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=fac27bc029245aaf08b377ab86c9d23227135014>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Fixes for JS12 <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=513aa79a5bf1f3db49288ebaafe372fc8ff7b7ab>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: 'superlibrarian' has 'stockrotation' perms <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=b2ff7223b795f138d74606becc8ccb6b7c1e305d>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Template filter fixes <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=732ff4b1c6c46dfcd9c71943f62f33a1e6484608>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Add sample notices for all languages <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=2bcaa4004c2a1e06dc02a342d2950ad7df75ada3>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Use 'stockrotation' permission for the endpoint <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=a9248f237d9de916e504d59e6490c7f84e9eb763>
16:15 cait             ah... nice to watch :)
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Fix tests <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=b8d425ac35eca05a5a3217b1678dfccc25aa3c26>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (QA follow-up) Remove rebase leftover <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=a21025b7d9c7b2aa09ad6e4851f10c7c41d8d8bd>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 15520: (QA follow-up) Fix renaming of circ rules permission <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=63fdde7a9fd627c4692080e5bccd0cfe6d905c29>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Stockrotation <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=85be5a81883b9b8d7d071ec39e63021d504a75de>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Add Boolean handling to dbic classes. <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=06e4af6ba8baf412e6adca5ef386255e31f2ead3>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: DBIX::Class::Ordered in Stockrotationstage. <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=d87bffa0911e21def994018977e667e028e0c4aa>
16:15 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Add Stock Rotation atomic update schema. <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=5088e3084dad6c66cb3f3a2e6127e98974dc81b6>
16:15 caroline         push all the things!
16:19 ashimema         lol.. and that's just one bugs worth ;)
16:19 ashimema         me is absolutely delighted that particular bug is pushed though :)
16:20 ashimema         ack.. who just did a bunch of SO's... I was so nearly under 50 in the NQA queue.. lol
16:21 ashimema         poor kiclamp.. 44 patchsets in his queue to push
16:22 kidclamp         chugging along
16:30 * CrispyBran     waves
16:31 caroline         hi CrispyBran!
16:31 CrispyBran       hello
16:31 wahanui          hi, CrispyBran
16:33 CrispyBran       tcohen: kohadevbox seems to be out of space.  I can't bring it up.  Thoughts?
16:36 cait             sorry, i've been pretty useless the last few days :(
16:36 CrispyBran       no candy for you
16:36 cait             :(
16:36 CrispyBran       :P
16:37 * oleonard       slips some candy under the table to cait
16:37 cait             :)
16:37 * cait           got knocked down by a cold
16:37 CrispyBran       I see how it is.  :)
16:50 * ashimema       passes chicken soup to cait
16:51 mtompset         Greetings, Joubu caroline CrispyBran oleonard cait
16:51 CrispyBran       hello mtompset
16:51 caroline         hey mtompset!
16:51 wahanui          mtompset is, like, about to test and sign off bug 21385. :)
16:51 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=21385 major, P2, ---, martin.renvoize, Pushed to Stable , Vendor search: Item count is incorrectly updated on partial receive
16:52 cait             ashimema++
16:52 ashimema         Are you.. thought that one was pushed
16:53 ashimema         Oh.. I just got wahanui'd
16:53 caroline         wahanui is now a verb
16:53 ashimema         Hehe
16:54 caroline         aw... I thought he'd remember that and spout it out when we said wahanui?
16:54 cait             wahanui?
16:54 ashimema         wahanui mtompset is on a sign off marathon
16:54 wahanui          cait?
16:54 wahanui          ...but mtompset is about to test and sign off bug 21385. :)...
16:54 cait             wahanui?
16:54 wahanui          yes, cait?
16:54 cait             hm
16:54 cait             all good
16:54 * ashimema       wants a 'man wahanui'
16:55 oleonard         wahanui: mtompset is not about to test and sign off bug 21385
16:55 wahanui          ...but mtompset is about to test and sign off bug 21385. :)...
16:55 caroline         I thought you wanted a man wahanui vs a woman wahanui, was confused
16:56 ashimema         I can never remember how to talk to wahanui
16:56 oleonard         Not that bots require a gender, but I think wahanui gets he/him because of the man https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahanui
16:57 caroline         ooh mustache!
16:58 cait             maybe it's it
16:58 cait             http://maoridictionary.co.nz/search?idiom=&phrase=&proverb=&loan=&keywords=wahanui
16:59 oleonard         wahanui: list
16:59 wahanui          oleonard: what?
17:00 oleonard         wahanui: Never mind.
17:00 wahanui          oleonard: what?
17:00 caroline         wahanui, what are you? a political leader or a conch?
17:00 wahanui          caroline: i haven't a clue
17:00 caroline         Didn't think so
17:00 * oleonard       would rather have a conch as a political leader these days
17:00 caroline         XD
17:01 caroline         you crack me up!
17:03 ashimema         Lol
17:03 ashimema         wahanui wahanui is either a political leader or a conch, some people feel there's not much difference right now
17:03 wahanui          ...but wahanui is back??!!!...
17:04 caroline         backstreet is also back wahanui
17:05 oleonard         wahanui is also a political leader
17:05 wahanui          okay, oleonard.
17:05 oleonard         wahanui is also a conch
17:05 wahanui          okay, oleonard.
17:08 oleonard         wahanui?
17:08 wahanui          yes, oleonard?
17:08 oleonard         wahanui who are you?
17:08 wahanui          i am a political leader
17:08 oleonard         wahanui what are you?
17:08 wahanui          i am a political leader
17:08 oleonard         wahanui are you a bot?
17:08 wahanui          oleonard: no idea
17:09 caroline         wahanui are you a conch?
17:09 wahanui          wish i knew, caroline
17:10 CrispyBran       oleonard is crazy today
17:10 CrispyBran       :)
17:10 oleonard         I'm not the one who doesn't know if he's a bot or not.
17:11 caroline         oleonard are you a bot?
17:11 oleonard         I'm a bot created by the human oleonard to be here while the real oleonard is starting his internet cafe chain
17:11 caroline         +1
17:15 Freddy_Enrique   jajaja
17:16 Freddy_Enrique   Ill give it a try...
17:16 Freddy_Enrique   wahanui who are you?
17:16 wahanui          i am a conch
17:16 Freddy_Enrique   wahanui what are you?
17:16 wahanui          i am a political leader
17:17 * Freddy_Enrique starts thinking about the meaning of conch
17:18 Freddy_Enrique   what the....
17:22 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: Add mising semi-colon to user*.sql <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=f11cb49a3682221b5e72de03a8627e14d879d1c0>
17:22 huginn           News from kohagit: Bug 11897: (follow-up) Add Stock Rotation atomic update schema <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=216a8f1d0301093d7bd90c1a13d10ebd03d23d6b>
18:34 Joubu            KohaCon19 added to the Koha calendar ;)
18:36 caroline         +1!
18:36 oleonard         Not even a year away!
18:36 mtompset         @later tell ashimema refactor attempt not going smoothly for bug 15529. Have fun with it.
18:36 huginn           mtompset: The operation succeeded.
18:36 * oleonard       gets a paper route
18:38 corilynn         oleonard, it doesn't pay
18:38 * oleonard       gets a paper route in 1982
18:40 corilynn         so, everyone was all excited about signing off on my spaces at the end of the row bug... but poor bug 19263 has seen no such joy :(
18:40 huginn           Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=19263 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, carnold, Needs Signoff , Advanced Editor - Rancor - Add auto control number (001) widget
18:40 * corilynn       extracts some of the whine from that last message
18:41 oleonard         corilynn: Getting a signoff within a day is fairly rare
18:41 corilynn         oleonard, but the last one I was supposed to do myself and like three people jumped on it while I was trying to get back to it...
18:42 mtompset         @seen tcohen
18:42 huginn           mtompset: tcohen was last seen in #koha 3 hours, 15 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: <tcohen> @seen CrispyBran
18:42 mtompset         Are you here, tcohen?
18:43 mtompset         @later tell tcohen I can't get the bionic up. It dies at Gathering Facts.
18:43 huginn           mtompset: The operation succeeded.
18:43 cait             corilynn: it depends on people, who has time to look at things etc
18:43 cait             makes it hard to calculate for
18:43 corilynn         no worries
18:43 corilynn         I'm just hoping I did it right :)
18:45 cait             at the moment the queue is still quite long
18:45 cait             190 waiting for testing
18:45 corilynn         k, I'm off to job #2
18:45 cait             https://dashboard.koha-community.org/ - have you seen the dashboard?
18:46 cait             ok, have a good day :)
18:46 tcohen           hi mtompset
18:47 tcohen           mtompset: do you have more info? are you using LOCAL_ANSIBLE?
18:47 corilynn         I'll see if I can sign some off tomorrow
18:47 tcohen           mtompset: LOCAL_ANSIBLE=1 is mandatory for bionic
18:56 oleonard         Bye all
19:06 ashimema         Ta for adding kohacon19 to the calendar Joubu
19:30 rangi            ashimema: https://splitter.koha-community.org/
19:30 ashimema         ohhh
19:30 ashimema         I wondered if that was you playing :)
19:31 ashimema         I notice bugzilla momentarily dissapear
19:31 ashimema         rangi, you are a star :)
19:31 ashimema         rangi++
19:32 * ashimema       can't remember what it was that was going to be added to that server that caused the issue in the first place.. I take it it never came to fruition
19:41 alexbuckley      hi koha
19:41 caroline         Hi alexbuckley!
19:42 * ashimema       ducks
19:42 ashimema         hi alexbuckley
19:42 alexbuckley      :)
19:42 Joubu            Hi New Zealanders
19:43 alexbuckley      hehe hi Joubu
19:58 * Freddy_Enrique back from duties
19:58 Freddy_Enrique   KohaCon19 stands for conference right?
19:58 Freddy_Enrique   2019?
19:58 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: yes
19:59 Freddy_Enrique   you are arranging it?
19:59 Freddy_Enrique   are you guys arranging it?
20:00 caroline         It's Interleaf technologies, Dublin Business School and PTFS-Europe who are organizing it
20:00 talljoy          hi koha
20:00 ashimema         theres a conference every year Freddy_Entrique
20:00 ashimema         it rotates around the world with different voluntary hosts each time
20:01 Freddy_Enrique   you all participate even though you are from different contries?
20:02 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: the presentations are in English, but yes, the participants are international (it's really great!)
20:03 ashimema         it's a fantastic event :)
20:04 cait             people from lots of different countries are attending, it's really great
20:04 Freddy_Enrique   uhm.... is it expensive?
20:05 Freddy_Enrique   sorry, maybe I shouldn't have asked that question
20:05 ashimema         free to attend
20:05 ashimema         but of course.. one has to get there ;)
20:05 caroline         (and stay, and eat)
20:05 Freddy_Enrique   heh...
20:06 * Freddy_Enrique takes out his calculator
20:06 ashimema         hehe
20:06 caroline         (and drink lots of beer, cause apparently, that's what we do at kohacon)
20:07 ashimema         people do it on lots of different budgets... but yeah, depending on where it is it can get expensive just finding a flight
20:07 Freddy_Enrique   O.o? well well... You got my attetion XD
20:07 ashimema         don't forget the hackfest that follows it too..
20:07 Freddy_Enrique   what is this... hackfest?
20:07 Joubu            btw I am wondering if Dublin would have won without the Guinness tower
20:07 ashimema         lol
20:08 * ashimema       liked both locations in this round
20:08 * ashimema       has a slightly higher change of doing NZ in 2020 though this way around he thinks
20:08 cait             caroline: i was so glad to have you and others joining me for icecream this year :)
20:09 caroline         cait: you can *always* count me in for ice cream (even in winter, if necessary)
20:09 cait             :)
20:09 Freddy_Enrique   you guys really meet in person... didn't you....
20:09 cait             we did... :)
20:10 * Joubu          is wondering what he did in a previous life to have to parse XMLish with regexs...
20:10 cait             Freddy_Enrique: the conference is usually 3 days of conf with presentations
20:10 cait             one day for some sight seeing/cultural event
20:10 cait             and then another 3 days of hackfest
20:10 rangi            i want to rename the 2 bits
20:11 rangi            1 conference
20:11 rangi            3 day of presentations
20:11 cait             hackfest is where we all get together with the laptops and work on different topics in groups
20:11 rangi            1 day social
20:11 rangi            3 day workshops
20:11 rangi            cos hackfest scares off non devs
20:11 cait             sound good to me
20:11 cait             yeah it always requires explanation
20:11 rangi            thats my plan for 2020 anyway
20:12 cait             [off] fest means party in German so I was once asked to explain on my travel request form :)
20:12 wizzyrea         well hackparty is kind of the intent.
20:12 wizzyrea         better than hackathon.
20:13 CrispyBran       anyone know if you can store your github credentials in kohadevbox environment?
20:14 Freddy_Enrique   hackfest... At first I thought I was going to see some cool stuff of how to hack someone
20:14 ashimema         workshops is a nice rename.. I'm game with that.
20:14 wizzyrea         CrispyBran, it's probably the same way you'd do it on any linux box
20:15 caroline         I thought hackfest was like live-developping a new feature with librarian saying what they want and devs coding it
20:15 wizzyrea         (idk what that is, but I'm sure it can be done)
20:15 CrispyBran       I haven't done it before
20:15 ashimema         I'm investigating getting some outside of koha devs to come along and give some talks at the 'hackfest' bit..
20:15 ashimema         currently looking at trying to talk a mojo core dev to pop along
20:15 ashimema         and maybe a dbic one..
20:16 CrispyBran       in the vars?
20:16 ashimema         or perhaps an elastic search guru
20:16 wizzyrea         https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11403407/git-asks-for-username-every-time-i-push OR maybe use keys and git+ssh
20:16 wizzyrea         https://gist.github.com/developius/c81f021eb5c5916013dc
20:16 cait             caroline: we should totally do that!
20:16 Freddy_Enrique   Some photos of the conference and hackfest would be nice on the koha facebook profile
20:17 Freddy_Enrique   Last time I checked, the last publication was on 2016
20:17 wizzyrea         it's not a place we keep stuff really.
20:17 caroline         I think davidnind took some for the twitter account
20:17 wizzyrea         a blog post on the wesite might be nice
20:17 wizzyrea         cait you sent me a url a while back, but i lost it
20:17 caroline         Fred King did a great one with Avenging chicken
20:18 alexbuckley      agreed wizzyrea
20:18 wizzyrea         a lot of water under my bridge in the last couple of weeks
20:18 wizzyrea         CrispyBran, those links were for you
20:18 CrispyBran       got it.  Thanks
20:18 Joubu            CrispyBran: ssh keys
20:18 Freddy_Enrique   R.I.P facebook
20:19 wizzyrea         👍
20:19 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: we are looking for a manager for the Facebook account if you're interested https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Roles_for_19.05
20:20 * ashimema       needs to call it a night
20:20 wizzyrea         (CrispyBran - all of that would need to be done inside your vagrant ssh, if that wasn't clear, unless you're using the shared repo thing)
20:20 ashimema         nighty night #koha
20:20 Freddy_Enrique   I would like it
20:20 Freddy_Enrique   Believe or not, Facebook is a platform that 99 of peruvians use
20:20 Freddy_Enrique   I don't know if thats a good sign though
20:23 cait             wizzyrea: sorry, do you know what link it was?
20:23 caroline         rangi for Facebook, if Freddy_Enrique wanted to manage it, would you give him the credentials? How does it work?
20:23 Freddy_Enrique   How is it in your countries, do people use it as much as mine?
20:23 wizzyrea         something about kohacon
20:23 cait             ah, i think I was asking if you could link the menu item directly to: https://kohacon2018.bywatersolutions.com/
20:23 rangi            caroline: i dont have a facebook account
20:24 cait             becuase the page still says: that's all we know for now and the wiki page it links to makes it really hard to find
20:24 caroline         rangi it says on https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Social_Networks that you are admin...
20:24 rangi            i deleted it a few years ago
20:24 rangi            yeah it lies
20:24 cait             so someone created another?
20:24 rangi            there was always more than me
20:24 caroline         ah! so we have to find someone else
20:25 rangi            nicole, mj, galen
20:25 rangi            gmcharlt: are you still admin of the koha facebook thingy?
20:25 gmcharlt         rangi: yep, one of them
20:25 wizzyrea         cool I've just updated the page.
20:25 cait             gmcharlt: we missed you at kohacon btw
20:26 cait             was hoping to see you again :)
20:26 gmcharlt         cait: awww. yeah, my colleagues mentioned that to me; just tied up keeping fires burning at home, as it were
20:26 wizzyrea         better than putting out fires I guess
20:27 rangi            caroline: ive updated that page now
20:28 caroline         Freddy_Enrique: I was looking for official data, but here in Quebec it says 64% of adults use Facebook, much less than Peru (it's data from 2016 though)
20:30 Freddy_Enrique   I see... now that I think about it, Facebook has impacted South America the way people access information
20:31 caroline         Do you have a lot of problems with information accuracy (fake news)?
20:31 wizzyrea         you mean propaganda?
20:32 Freddy_Enrique   Uhm, recently yes. Especially for the mayor campaigns
20:32 caroline         wizzyrea: not necessarily (for me propaganda is political, I don't know if that's right), but things like "eating bananas everyday will make you lose 10 pounds!" or "Mount XX is actually a volcano and will erupt in the next 5 years"
20:33 wizzyrea         ah I don't think of propaganda as political.
20:33 wizzyrea         it certainly can be.
20:35 Freddy_Enrique   I wont't deny the fact that a couple of times I saw fake news on Facebook. The term TROLLS was getting a bigt protagonism lately
20:35 Freddy_Enrique   TROLL*
20:38 Freddy_Enrique   but for better or worse this platform has become the favorite means of information here. Second place goes for TV
20:44 Joubu            @later tell tcohen did you fix emails on jenkins?
20:44 huginn           Joubu: The operation succeeded.
20:51 ashimema         Hehe
20:51 ashimema         I was just wondering the same
20:52 cait             good night all
20:53 caroline         bye cait!
20:53 Freddy_Enrique   have a good night
20:53 cait             :)
21:02 CrispyBran       @later tell tcohen everything is set, but vagrant acts like vagrant-vbguest is not installed.  Can't go any further.
21:02 huginn           CrispyBran: The operation succeeded.
21:14 Freddy_Enrique   Bye all :)(
22:04 caroline         bye #koha!
22:10 CrispyBran       @later tell tcohen it looks like vagrant 2.1.3 and 2.1.4 have a bug that is not detecting the plugin at the right point, so it fails.  I have to downgrade to 2.1.2 for now.  I will try later.
22:10 huginn           CrispyBran: The operation succeeded.
23:28 rangi            @later tell caroline https://koha-community.org/manual/18.11/en/html/  all the pages should now have a last updated bit at the bottom
23:28 huginn           rangi: The operation succeeded.
23:38 mtompset         @seen tcohen
23:38 huginn           mtompset: tcohen was last seen in #koha 4 hours, 50 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: <tcohen> mtompset: LOCAL_ANSIBLE=1 is mandatory for bionic
23:38 mtompset         @later tell tcohen Thanks for the LOCAL_ANSIBLE=1 clue.
23:38 huginn           mtompset: The operation succeeded.
23:40 mtompset         @seen CrispyBran
23:40 huginn           mtompset: CrispyBran was last seen in #koha 1 hour, 30 minutes, and 12 seconds ago: <CrispyBran> @later tell tcohen it looks like vagrant 2.1.3 and 2.1.4 have a bug that is not detecting the plugin at the right point, so it fails.  I have to downgrade to 2.1.2 for now.  I will try later.
23:42 mtompset         Greetings, alexbuckley.
23:42 mtompset         You there?
23:42 alexbuckley      hi mtompset