Time |
S |
Nick |
Message |
11:00 |
|
hdl |
(or may have one) |
11:00 |
|
Lea |
ok, what is the preferred method for importing this data? |
11:01 |
|
hdl |
First : get the fields that contains items and store them aside. |
11:01 |
|
hdl |
Delete them from biblios |
11:01 |
|
hdl |
2nd : create biblios using NEWnewbiblio |
11:02 |
|
Lea |
hdl: wait |
11:02 |
|
hdl |
This will provide you with bibid |
11:02 |
|
hdl |
or biblionumber |
11:02 |
|
Lea |
I was going to clean up the data and import the biblios using the import perl script |
11:02 |
|
Lea |
*provided in koha |
11:03 |
|
Lea |
Will what you are suggesting work with that? |
11:03 |
|
hdl |
3rd : create new records which contains only the item field and create item linked to bibid. |
11:04 |
|
Lea |
so would you suggest doing this on the database level? |
11:04 |
|
hdl |
import perl script provide biblios in BREEDING farm, not in catalogue. Is that what you need ? |
11:06 |
|
Lea |
well, i'm not too sure. I'm an amateur at library systems. I was thinking that I'd import all the data into the resovoir then somehow import the item data afterwards? I don't know what the best strategy would be. All i know is i have 1 MARC record per item currently. I can strip this down to unique items then strip out only the biblio data we need, export to marc then import into koha using bulkimport. |
11:13 |
|
Lea |
it's then importing the item data that's tricky. Unless I'm missing something here |
11:37 |
|
hdl |
Lea : holding information are supposedly (in Koha) in one field. |
11:39 |
|
hdl |
If you can take those information apart with a foreach my $field($marc->field($tagitem)){push @items,$field; $marc->delete_field($field)} |
11:39 |
|
hdl |
It should be a good way to do. |
11:56 |
|
Lea |
cool. I'm not too sure I fully understand right now but I'm sure it'll get clearer |
13:44 |
|
gwheeland |
anyone alive in here? |
13:44 |
|
kados |
gwheeland: hi |
13:44 |
|
dewey |
hello, kados |
13:45 |
|
gwheeland |
anyone here good with koha and the recent release of debian? |
13:45 |
|
kados |
gwheeland: you mean etch? |
13:45 |
|
kados |
gwheeland: or sarge? |
13:45 |
|
gwheeland |
sarge |
13:45 |
|
kados |
gwheeland: I wrote the install manual for sarge |
13:45 |
|
gwheeland |
well then you are the person i should talk to i guess |
13:46 |
|
kados |
http://www.kohadocs.org/Instal[…]Debian_sarge.html |
13:46 |
|
gwheeland |
that is the site im looking at |
13:46 |
|
gwheeland |
i can't get debian to use the 2.4 kernel |
13:46 |
|
kados |
use 2.6 |
13:47 |
|
gwheeland |
oh |
13:47 |
|
kados |
sorry |
13:47 |
|
gwheeland |
not a problem at all |
13:47 |
|
gwheeland |
i was having errors with the YAZ toolkit |
13:47 |
|
kados |
yea, I need to update the install guide |
13:48 |
|
gwheeland |
ok well thanks for the help, that was easy |
13:48 |
|
kados |
np |
13:48 |
|
kados |
good luck |
13:49 |
|
gwheeland |
well i tried bf26 and it says could not find kernel image |
13:49 |
|
kados |
are you using a netboot installer? |
13:49 |
|
gwheeland |
i am using the netinstall iso |
13:50 |
|
kados |
try some of the built in menus |
13:50 |
|
kados |
F1 shoudl give you an overview |
13:50 |
|
kados |
linux26 |
13:50 |
|
kados |
might be the way to do it now |
13:50 |
|
kados |
I can't remmeber, it's been a while |
13:51 |
|
gwheeland |
yea it was linux26 |
13:51 |
|
kados |
sweet |
13:51 |
|
gwheeland |
anything else i should know about before i continue with the install? |
13:52 |
|
kados |
don't think so |
13:52 |
|
gwheeland |
i am, at best, O.K. with linux |
13:52 |
|
kados |
bbl |
13:52 |
|
gwheeland |
bye, thanks again |
15:40 |
|
gwheeland |
hey kados you there? |
15:42 |
|
gwheeland |
can anyone else help with the debian install of koha, specifically with the YAZ toolkit |
15:43 |
|
rch |
hi gwheeland |
15:43 |
|
rch |
what's up? |
15:43 |
|
rch |
you have sarge installed? |
15:45 |
|
gwheeland |
yes |
15:46 |
|
gwheeland |
i am going through the steps on the install guide, and i am stuck at the yaz toolkit step |
15:48 |
|
rch |
do you have the gpg keys for indexdata? |
15:48 |
|
rch |
is that the error you get? |
15:48 |
|
gwheeland |
i am getting the error"broken packages" |
15:49 |
|
gwheeland |
and before that it says "the following packages have unmet dependencies |
15:51 |
|
rch |
which packages? |
15:52 |
|
gwheeland |
libyaz libxslt1-dev, and libwrap0-dev |
15:53 |
|
gwheeland |
by the way my name is Greg and thanks for helping me out |
15:53 |
|
rch |
hi greg - I'm Ryan |
15:53 |
|
rch |
i like aptitude for managing dependency problems |
15:53 |
|
gwheeland |
ok i think you just lost me |
15:54 |
|
rch |
aptitude is a text gui for package management. |
15:54 |
|
gwheeland |
is that the "apt" part of apt-get install ****** |
15:54 |
|
rch |
it'll show you broken packages and dependency problems. |
15:54 |
|
rch |
aptitude is /sort of/ a front-end to apt-get |
15:55 |
|
gwheeland |
oh |
15:55 |
|
gwheeland |
should i install it? |
15:55 |
|
rch |
or try apt-get install libxslt1-dev |
15:55 |
|
rch |
and see what error you get. |
15:56 |
|
gwheeland |
"package libxslt1-dev has no installation candidate" |
15:57 |
|
rch |
hm. you did an 'apt-get update' ? |
15:57 |
|
gwheeland |
i did go into /etc/apt/sources.list and changed them to the indexdata ones |
15:57 |
|
gwheeland |
yea i did |
15:57 |
|
gwheeland |
oh wait, i think i just figured out the problem |
15:58 |
|
rch |
and you still have the debian targets in source.list? |
15:59 |
|
gwheeland |
no i think that is the problem |
16:00 |
|
rch |
yep... that'll do it |
16:01 |
|
gwheeland |
so ryan you do this for fun or is it you job? |
16:02 |
|
rch |
I am full time at LibLime - doing primarily Koha installs and support |
16:03 |
|
gwheeland |
oh wow, so you really know what you are doing then |
16:03 |
|
gwheeland |
by the way it is dl'ing libyaz-dev right now |
16:03 |
|
rch |
but i do it for fun too :) |
16:03 |
|
rch |
great |
16:03 |
|
gwheeland |
unix for fun... ughhhh |
16:04 |
|
rch |
you are with a library? |
16:04 |
|
gwheeland |
yes |
16:05 |
|
rch |
in the US? what type of lib? |
16:06 |
|
gwheeland |
yes in the US, we are a public library in Delaware County Ohio |
16:08 |
|
rch |
ah, not too far from us. just north of columbus? |
16:09 |
|
gwheeland |
yes |
16:09 |
|
gwheeland |
where are you located? |
16:10 |
|
rch |
we're in Athens |
16:10 |
|
gwheeland |
oh are you part of nelsonville? |
16:11 |
|
owen |
No, but they're contracted with us. |
16:11 |
|
gwheeland |
oh |
16:11 |
|
rch |
(hi, owen) |
16:11 |
|
gwheeland |
so you guys work for liblime which is in athens? |
16:12 |
|
owen |
The Nelsonville Public Library is a county-wide library system which includes the city of Athens. |
16:12 |
|
owen |
Liblime does Koha support for us |
16:13 |
|
gwheeland |
oh, so Owen you work for nelsonville? and rch works for liblime? |
16:13 |
|
owen |
Joshua Ferraro, the founder of Liblime, started out working for Nelsonville. |
16:13 |
|
owen |
gwheeland, yes |
16:13 |
|
gwheeland |
ok i have a stupid question now |
16:14 |
|
gwheeland |
im on the "install MARC::Record module" part of this |
16:14 |
|
gwheeland |
do i have to type in the cvs -z3 commands? |
16:15 |
|
rch |
gwheeland: marc::record was very recently updated on cpan, |
16:16 |
|
rch |
so you can just install from there... we'll need to update the install page. |
16:16 |
|
gwheeland |
so what do i need to do to install the marc record module? |
16:16 |
|
rch |
perl -MCPAN -e 'install MARC::Record' |
16:18 |
|
gwheeland |
thank you again, that worked |
16:19 |
|
gwheeland |
so ryan where are you located? |
16:23 |
|
gwheeland |
nvm i see you already answered that |
16:26 |
|
rch |
:) |
16:26 |
|
gwheeland |
are you guys close to Ohio U? |
16:26 |
|
rch |
about 200 yards or so :) |
16:27 |
|
gwheeland |
haha |
16:27 |
|
gwheeland |
i have a friend that goes there |
16:27 |
|
gwheeland |
do you guys sell a turn key system for KOHA? |
16:30 |
|
gwheeland |
do i still want to install mysql 4.1 or should i go with 5.0? |
16:30 |
|
rch |
i'd stick with 4.1 atm |
16:31 |
|
gwheeland |
ok cool |
16:37 |
|
rch |
gwheeland: so what led you to koha? |
16:38 |
|
gwheeland |
we are currently with III and nobody around here seems to like them, and it cost ALOT of money |
16:39 |
|
gwheeland |
so i figured i would try out KOHA and see how it works |
16:39 |
|
rch |
what's your collection size? |
16:40 |
|
gwheeland |
haha, i don't know, i will have to go and ask one of the librarians |
16:45 |
|
gwheeland |
ok so i got apache installed, now what, it says to install koha, but i have no clue on how to do that |
16:46 |
|
gwheeland |
and i can't find any documation on that |
16:47 |
|
rch |
ah yes- the install guide ends where you start installing koha :) |
16:47 |
|
gwheeland |
haha |
16:47 |
|
gwheeland |
is that where liblime comes in? |
16:47 |
|
rch |
:) |
16:48 |
|
rch |
when you download the koha package, you 'll follow instructions in the README file |
16:48 |
|
gwheeland |
oh that's right, i forgot about the tar file |
16:48 |
|
rch |
or INSTALL, actually |
17:22 |
|
gwheeland |
is there a way to download koha using debian? or is it just easier to download it on a windows computer and burn it to cd |
17:28 |
|
rch |
wget http://download.savannah.nongn[…]koha-2.2.7.tar.gz |
17:30 |
|
gwheeland |
thank |
17:30 |
|
gwheeland |
s |
18:09 |
|
gwheeland |
thanks again Ryan for all your help today |
07:32 |
|
lea |
good morning/evening |
08:21 |
|
lea |
see ya |