Time  Nick     Message
22:01 atz      http://blogs.liblime.com/developers/  (under the bacon donut)
22:01 atz      arsenic: yeah, feel free to comment about them on my blog post, or just file for enhancement.... external images/reviews etc. is going to get slick and AJAXy
21:46 kados    have a good weekend!
21:46 kados    laters all
21:36 arsenic  BTW, it would be nice if we could add other providers like that.  We have Chapters and Archambault here in Canada that provide the same type of services
21:34 arsenic  We could also have a wiki page for all Amazon information.
21:34 arsenic  I agree.  I did found that its http://affiliate-program.amazon.com/join/.  I'll fill a bug about it
21:30 atz      arsenic: the description should be a URL for signup
21:23 arsenic  atz: ok for the amazon access key.  What about the AmazonAssocTag?
21:10 arsenic  sorry, doesn't match the one in the MARC View
21:09 arsenic  In my opac, the item type in the Normal view doesn't match the one in the opac.  http://demo.inlibroservices.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=1
21:09 gmcharlt kados++
21:05 liz      wewt grats
21:05 arsenic  YOUUHHOOO!
21:05 kados    3.0 beta 2 is out!
21:00 atz      an entry can only show on 1 tab
21:00 atz      arsenic: regarding tabs... i'd love to overhaul that someday... right now the hashing is backwards...
20:59 atz      they are publicly available via the amazon developers page
20:59 atz      arsenic: i think the idea was to get them their own keys
20:58 arsenic  How Liblime manages the Amazon keys for its clients?  Are you using the same for all of your client of you require them to register at amazon?
20:48 arsenic  How can we get an AWSAccessKeyID?
20:41 arsenic  Oh, I got it.  Staff client.
20:40 arsenic  ok... because I guess that YUI is missing.  I had to changed this direcly in my db... but I may have overlooked it
20:40 kados    arsenic: it's currently hard-coded in the script admin/systempreferences.pl, but we'd like to make it more generic, and store that in the DB
20:39 arsenic  what defines in which tab a system preference appears?
20:35 kados    we'll have to bug owen about that before the stable release
20:34 kados    that opac now has all languages enabled, and the footer can't handle them all :-)
20:33 kados    famfamfam is an iconset
20:33 kados    http://opac.liblime.com/
20:33 liz      lol I was wondering about that too
20:33 arsenic  by the way, what was that?
20:32 arsenic  ok, no famfam
20:30 kados    so famfam is still present?
20:30 kados    hehe
20:30 arsenic  I was overwhelmed by all the languages :)
20:29 arsenic  I'll double check for the famfamfam... wait a sec.
20:28 kados    arsenic: thanks!
20:28 kados    Ok, sounds good, I'll roll the release and email the list
20:28 kados    cool
20:28 arsenic  yep :)
20:28 kados    arsenic: famfam is gone?
20:27 arsenic  kados: do you want me to check other specific element on the beta2?
20:26 arsenic  are there a suggested configuration for koha's prerequisite?  Ex: Apache, Perl, mySQL, ... if not, maybe we should write something about it.
20:23 arsenic  <Log in with user: liblime and password: liblime> is gone! and the footer <Power by liblime> gone too!
20:21 gmcharlt I claim db rev 068 in the name of Koha!
20:19 arsenic  kados: languages are ok in the webinstall
20:13 gmcharlt sounds good
20:12 kados    gmcharlt: we could add a tab for it, Licenses maybe?
20:11 gmcharlt not seeing a spot for them in about.tmpl
20:11 atz      my brain is failing on why...
20:11 gmcharlt kados: what's the protocol for acknowledging things like GPL JQuery plugins  we add to source tree?
20:10 atz      i think you should have 5.8.8 perl
20:10 arsenic  Actually, it complains about some perl module version that I mentionned earlier (Data::Dumper and POSIX)
20:09 arsenic  CentOS 4.5, Perl 5.8.5, Apache 2.0.52
20:09 kados    weird
20:09 arsenic  kados: not out of the box on my server
20:08 kados    arsenic: what? Makefile.PL doesn't work?
20:07 arsenic  atz: where can i find those previous version (sorry for my ignorance)
20:05 atz      there is supposedly another module, like VERSION::Exact or something, but I haven't used it
20:05 arsenic  POSIX is a good example. The latest version available is 1.13.  But I want to installl 1.09 (in that case)
20:04 atz      arsenic: download the tarball from cpan directly
20:04 arsenic  Anybody can teach me how to install a specific version of a perl module?
20:02 fbcit    nick /fbcit-away
20:01 gmcharlt arsenic: please submit bug and mention platform - Debian, for instace, does not complain about a POSIX 1.09 requirement
20:01 arsenic  oups... included
20:00 arsenic  kados: does the YUI includes in each and every languages?
19:57 liz      nvm rtfm
19:55 arsenic  kados: here my modificiation to make the perl Makefile.PL works.  Data::Dumper version required: 2.121 (instead of 2.12108 which i doubt it exists) and POSIX version 1.08 (instead of 1.09)
19:54 liz      this is kind of a silly question, how does one configure receipt printers in Koha (and are they installed on the server or at the local workstation?)
19:48 kados    (hopefully by Monday)
19:48 kados    arsenic: there's been some recent activity, 3 submissions, and shoul dbe an announcement soon
19:47 arsenic  BTW, what is happening with the koha.org design contest?
19:46 arsenic  I was wondering why the tar was so long to uncompressed.  More languages, of course :)
19:43 kados    arsenic: koha-install-log is probably in misc dir
19:43 kados     perl Makefile.PL --prev-install-log /path/to/koha-install-log
19:42 kados    arsenic: build with
19:42 kados    arsenic: you can just do a make upgrade
19:41 arsenic  kados: I guess that it's better if I clean everything first...
19:40 kados    arsenic: report any issues to me and I'll make sure to fix them before announcing the release
19:40 kados    arsenic: http://download.koha.org/koha-3.00.00-beta2.tar.gz
19:39 atz      (a bit late)  firebug does a ton
19:37 arsenic  ok, np.  Thanks
19:36 gmcharlt arsenic: not yet, but I'll get to it in the next day or so
19:35 arsenic  gmcharlt, did you have a look at the problem of the install directory not being set in the config files?
19:35 chris    we cache the css and js with memcache on th site im working on, apache only does a disklookup on the files when it starts .. it depends on how high usuage ur site is gonna be as to wether you want to do that
19:35 fbcit    kados, et. al. tnx
19:34 kados    arsenic: ok, i'll let you know in a sec
19:34 arsenic  i'll be more than happy
19:34 kados    arsenic: I can send you the release in a couple minutes, you can verify it works, and I'll release it to the world
19:33 kados    arsenic: you wanna test for me?
19:33 arsenic  hehe... :)
19:33 kados    :)
19:33 kados    arsenic: and the famfamfam language
19:33 kados    arsenic: as well as the lack of languages :-)
19:33 kados    arsenic: yep
19:32 arsenic  kados: Thanks.  I guess you are also taking care of the footer with the Powered by Liblime image
19:32 kados    so serving up headers for those other files that triggers browsers to not ask for them again
19:32 kados    it's the browser cache that we need to focus on
19:32 kados    serving up static pages is lightning fast
19:32 kados    and I doubt very much that we need to look at apache cacheing
19:32 fbcit    it begins to make better sense now
19:31 kados    fbcit: every file pulled down from the server has a header associated with it
19:31 kados    fbcit: they each have their own headers
19:31 kados    fbcit: correct
19:31 fbcit    kados: so css, inc, etc are not affected?
19:30 kados    arsenic: yep, fixing that now
19:30 kados    the nocache headers only affect the cgi-built page, none of the pages it refers too
19:30 arsenic  Kudos: in the beta release, the staff login page displays: Note: Log in with user: liblime and password: liblime
19:30 fbcit    I'm not much w/apache, sorry.
19:30 fbcit    the light begins to dawn, ever so faintly
19:29 chris    yep
19:29 fbcit    so that apache does not have to retrieve it from the disk every shot?
19:29 fbcit    ahh
19:29 chris    then we have to cache at the apache level
19:29 chris    if we are gonna send nocache headers
19:28 fbcit    so if the header of the page contains a no-cache directive, how will apache tell the browser to cache the yui stuff?
19:26 chris    or memcached
19:26 chris    or you can play with mod_cache
19:25 chris    and it shouldnt be hard
19:25 chris    well, its telling the browser to cache it that is the trick
19:25 arsenic  Nice feature also... it let you change the css and view the result in real time in your browser...
19:25 fbcit    so how difficult is it to make apache cache the local yui content?
19:25 gmcharlt firebug++
19:24 chris    fetching from yahoo that is
19:24 arsenic  Here a tool that I just discovered.  It's a firefix extension called Firebug.  It's quite interesting.  It shows you each element of your web page and tells you how long it takes to load it.
19:24 chris    still slow as hell from nz
19:24 fbcit    yea, the other issue really should be fixed
19:24 kados    chris: the cache happens inside the browser ;-)
19:24 fbcit    ;-)
19:24 chris    its only fast for ppl near the cache
19:24 fbcit    complain--
19:24 chris    heh
19:24 fbcit    heh
19:23 kados    ok, so now you get to email the list too, and complain about those who complained about grabbing from yahoo :-)
19:23 kados    hehe
19:23 fbcit    hehe
19:23 kados    (not that I have a farm per se)
19:23 kados    I'd bet the farm it's cacheing :-)
19:23 fbcit    the difference is truly incredible
19:22 fbcit    you would not believe it w/o seeing it
19:22 kados    or apache serving up YUI content at least
19:22 kados    OK, so it is YUI then
19:22 fbcit    faster++
19:22 fbcit    not only faster, but it has more features as well
19:22 kados    ?
19:21 fbcit    g
19:21 fbcit    amazin
19:21 fbcit    buttons appear that I have never seen before
19:21 fbcit    wow!
19:21 kados    yea, these are just pages being served up staticly
19:20 atz      it would just be a static apache operation
19:20 atz      fbcit: this shouldn't use any C4 anything
19:20 arsenic  fbcit, http://yui.yahooapis.com/2.3.1/build
19:20 fbcit    I think we -no-cache everything in Output.pm don't we?
19:19 atz      kados: yeah, simple apache directives
19:19 fbcit    what is the proper URL for yui?
19:18 fbcit    caching in general needs some work I think
19:18 kados    we could probably come up with some fu for apache to tell browsers to cache that yui stuff and not pull it down every time
19:18 kados    I think what happens is that apache can't serve up all tha yui stuff fast enough, and it's also not telling the browser to cache it
19:17 fbcit    lemme switch to the web version
19:17 kados    yea, and maybe yui
19:17 fbcit    apache is suspect then?
19:17 kados    I don't see any
19:17 fbcit    so any obvious issues?
19:16 kados    ses
19:16 kados    XML::LibXML is the right one, Expat and PurePerl are baddnes
19:16 kados    yea
19:15 atz      is that the right XML ?
19:15 kados    yea
19:15 fbcit    look @ utf8
19:15 fbcit    biblios:~#
19:15 fbcit     5.85   0.040  0.046      6   0.0066 0.0077  C4::Heading::BEGIN
19:15 fbcit     2.93   0.020  0.020      3   0.0066 0.0066  vars::BEGIN
19:15 fbcit     14.3   0.098  0.163     14   0.0070 0.0116  C4::Context::BEGIN
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.009      1   0.0098 0.0087  CGI::Session::load
19:15 kados    Overdues?
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.019      1   0.0099 0.0195  C4::Output::gettemplate
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.010      1   0.0099 0.0097  ZOOM::Query::CCL2RPN::new
19:15 fbcit     8.78   0.060  0.075      6   0.0099 0.0126  XML::LibXML::SAX::Parser::BEGIN
19:15 fbcit                                                 ld_map
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0100  C4::Biblio::_get_inverted_marc_fie
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0100  XML::LibXML::bootstrap
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0100  utf8::AUTOLOAD
19:15 fbcit     1.46   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0100  CGITempFile::find_tempdir
19:15 fbcit     26.3   0.180  0.180     17   0.0106 0.0106  utf8::SWASHNEW
19:15 kados    wow!
19:15 fbcit     21.9   0.150  0.565      8   0.0187 0.0707  C4::Overdues::BEGIN
19:14 fbcit     2.93   0.020  0.029      1   0.0199 0.0289  DBI::install_driver
19:14 fbcit     4.24   0.029  0.081      1   0.0291 0.0808  C4::Search::getRecords
19:14 fbcit    %Time ExclSec CumulS #Calls sec/call Csec/c  Name
19:14 fbcit    Exclusive Times
19:14 fbcit      User+System Time = 0.683590 Seconds
19:14 fbcit    Total Elapsed Time = 0.913590 Seconds
19:14 fbcit    biblios:~# cat dprof.txt
19:14 fbcit    ahh
19:14 kados    any volunteers to test koha-3.00.00-beta2 before I announce it to the world?
19:13 kados    dprofpp  -v > dprof.txt
19:13 kados    then in the same dir, do:
19:13 kados    perl -I /usr/share/koha/lib -d:DProf /path/to/opac-search.pl q=harry
19:12 kados    try this:
19:12 fbcit    which?
19:12 kados    can you paste in the whole thing again?
19:12 kados    so long as it can find the script and modules it should work
19:11 kados    I don't think that should make any diff
19:11 fbcit    my install is a 'standard' on debian via INSTALL.debian
19:10 fbcit    me too
19:10 kados    :(
19:09 fbcit    /usr/share/koha/lib
19:09 fbcit    /etc/koha/koha-conf.xml
19:09 fbcit    biblios:~# echo $KOHA_CONF && echo $PERL5LIB
19:08 kados    fbcit: echo KOHA_CONF && echo PERL5LIB (verify koha's modules C4 are in the path)
19:07 fbcit    I chown'd a few from root:root to koha:koha that were incorrect, but still no joy
19:06 fbcit    atz: maybe not
19:04 kados    for the opac search
19:04 fbcit    koha:koha afaict
19:03 atz      fbcit: do you maybe have some koha files w/ a different owner or permissions?
19:03 kados    20.8   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0098  Carp::shortmess <- 20% is a lot
19:03 kados    weird
19:03 fbcit    produces no output either
19:03 fbcit    dprofpp -u -p /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac opac-search.pl q=history
19:02 kados    but basically, it looks like Carp is taking up a lot of time :-)
19:01 kados    that didn't paste well
19:01 kados    %Time ExclSec CumulS #Calls sec/call Csec/c  Name 20.8   0.010  0.010      1   0.0100 0.0098  Carp::shortmess 62.6   0.030  0.038     13   0.0023 0.0029  C4::Context::BEGIN 20.8   0.010  0.010      5   0.0020 0.0020  IO::Seekable::BEGIN 0.00   0.000  0.000      1   0.0000 0.0000  Exporter::Heavy::heavy_export_ok_t
19:01 kados    top five are:
19:01 kados    and a bunch of stuff
19:01 kados    Exclusive Times
19:01 kados    Total Elapsed Time = 0.057885 Seconds User+System Time = 0.047885 Seconds
19:01 kados    dprofpp  -v > dprof.txt
19:01 kados    (from within the kohaclone repo on a dev install)
19:00 kados    perl -I -d:DProf opac/opac-search.pl q=harry
18:57 fbcit    opac-search.pl gives an empty dprof.txt as well
18:56 fbcit    opps
18:56 fbcit    right
18:56 kados    opac-search you mean, right?
18:55 kados    just a sec, lemme try
18:54 fbcit    it does in opac
18:54 fbcit    that search should return at least 3 results
18:54 fbcit    that works, but dprof.txt is empty
18:54 kados    no ?
18:53 kados     perl -d:DProf /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-main.pl q=history tmon.out
18:53 kados    so what you want is:
18:53 kados    dprofpp  -v > dprof.txt
18:53 kados    perl -d:DProf -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259 tmon.out
18:53 kados    time perl -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259
18:53 kados    yea, that syntax won't work
18:53 fbcit    which is not true
18:53 fbcit    Can't open perl script "/usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-main.pl?q=history": No such file or directory
18:53 fbcit    biblios:~# perl -d:DProf /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-main.pl?q=history tmon.out
18:52 kados    sorry
18:52 kados    or do -I /path/to/C4
18:52 kados    drop the -I
18:52 kados    ahh, i see
18:52 fbcit    also
18:52 fbcit    actually alos
18:52 kados    ahh
18:51 kados    I could have it wrong, this was in my scratchpad
18:51 fbcit    Can't open perl script "tmon.out": No such file or directory
18:51 fbcit    biblios:~# perl -d:DProf -I /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-main.pl?q=history tmon.out
18:51 fbcit    acutally
18:51 kados    forget the first one
18:51 fbcit    no
18:51 kados    oops
18:51 fbcit    ahh
18:51 kados    three lines
18:51 kados    no
18:51 fbcit    on a single line?
18:51 kados    dprofpp  -v > dprof.txt
18:51 kados    perl -d:DProf -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259 tmon.out
18:51 kados    time perl -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259
18:50 fbcit    kados:do I need to pipe it to tmon.out or what?
18:50 fbcit    Can't open perl script "tmon.out": No such file or directory
18:48 kados    time just gives you the hi-level overview
18:48 kados    do the others, they will give you more accurate info
18:48 kados    kill it
18:48 kados    yikes
18:48 fbcit    has been running for over 2 min now
18:47 fbcit    biblios:~# time perl -I /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-main.pl?q=history
18:47 kados    fbcit: it's cached in the browser
18:47 fbcit    kados: what happens with that setting when inet traffic is congested or down?
18:47 kados    arsenic: you can post your success to koha-devel and vote to have yui be the default
18:47 kados    arsenic: I think so, yes, but others disagree
18:45 arsenic  kados: there is a big difference... thanks... should http://yui.yahooapis.com/2.3.1/build be the default?
18:37 atz      you'll need to export proper KOHA_CONF (and possibly other?) env vars for most stuff to run
18:36 fbcit    I'll give it a whirl
18:36 kados    fbcit: can you run that on opac-main.pl and opac-search.pl (substitute q=someterm)
18:36 kados    dprofpp  -v > dprof.txt
18:36 kados    perl -d:DProf -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259 tmon.out
18:36 kados    time perl -I /build/koha circulation.pl findborrower=0054259
18:35 kados    something like:
18:35 kados    and use the 'time' utility on linux to see how long, and dprofd to do proper benchmarking
18:35 kados    cgi will even let you pass in the cgi params for things like searching
18:34 kados    you can benchmark the scripts directly from the command line
18:33 qiqo     nrn
18:33 fbcit    I have 1GB ram and top shows no swapping
18:32 atz      fbcit: just do some benchmarking... like a basic command line mysql query
18:32 kados    and no myqsl or apache tuning
18:31 qiqo     i only have 200 test items
18:31 kados    fbcit: and it's running on a VM with 100 Gigs of disk space, and 2 gigs of ram, and I've got 1.5 million bibs loaded, and about 2 million items
18:31 kados    fbcit: yep, it's a 'single' install
18:30 fbcit    kados: is the install @ koha.liblime.com on debian and installed per INSTALL.debian?
18:30 kados    arsenic: it's a syspref, search for 'yahoo' in system preference, or yui
18:29 arsenic  kados... oh... and how can i change this?
18:29 kados    I wonder if that's part of it
18:29 kados    I see you're pulling yahoo content from your local server, rather than yahoo
18:28 qiqo     etch
18:28 qiqo     yup
18:28 kados    qiqo: what platform? debian?
18:28 fbcit    maybe apache or maybe mysql tuning?
18:28 kados    fbcit: yea
18:28 fbcit    kados: seems to be the same symptoms I complained about several days ago
18:27 qiqo     2.0 GHz 2GB DDR
18:27 kados    looks like maybe an apache problem?
18:27 qiqo     im using dual xeon
18:27 kados    wow, it is slow
18:27 qiqo     zebra
18:26 atz      qiqo: zebra or nozebra?  koha version?
18:26 arsenic  qiqo: demo.inlibroservices.com
18:25 qiqo     that's why i uninstalled first
18:25 qiqo     i am also experiencing that
18:25 qiqo     which one is it?
18:23 arsenic  Anybody knows some tools to help me figuring out why the version of koha I installed is SOOOO slow?
18:11 fbcit    arsenic: apache 2.2.3
18:10 fbcit    gmcharlt: yea, I figured that, but can't seem to locate the offending code :\
17:46 qiqo     hi arsenic what's the ping for?
17:42 qiqo     im so excited
17:42 qiqo     :)
17:42 qiqo     cool
17:41 kados    qiqo: you'd have to ask fbcit, I suspect not yut, but it's not too far off
17:41 qiqo     well, i have a win2k3 license that i dont wanna lose
17:41 qiqo     and any progress with windows?
17:41 qiqo     love you guys
17:41 qiqo     cool!
17:41 kados    qiqo: beta2 should be out today
17:38 qiqo     hi, any date yet for rC?
17:31 arsenic  which version of apache are you running?
17:23 gmcharlt fbcit: the script may be using opacdir where it should be using opachtdocs (or vice versa)
17:18 arsenic  fbcit: I also had this error with my version.  I didn't have time to look at it though, too busy looking why my http://demo.inlibroservices.com is so slow...
16:55 fbcit    it appears someone is looking in the wrong htdocs dir for something
16:55 fbcit    File does not exist: /usr/share/koha/intranet/htdocs/opac-tmpl, referer: http://biblios.campus.foundations.edu:8080/cgi-bin/koha/members/moremember.pl?borrowernumber=3
16:55 fbcit    or this
16:54 fbcit     File does not exist: /usr/share/koha/intranet/htdocs/opac-tmpl, referer: http://biblios.campus.foundations.edu:8080/cgi-bin/koha/catalogue/detail.pl?biblionumber=8
16:54 fbcit    any thoughts on what might be causing this line in koha-error_log:
16:25 arsenic  ok.  Can someone tell me why I did install the <single> one... :)
16:23 gmcharlt standard and dev
16:16 arsenic  Which install mode is the more stable? or more tested? standard, single or dev?
15:47 gmcharlt indeed
15:47 paul     for sure !
15:47 fbcit    it would be ok if they were all that easy to fix hey?
15:47 gmcharlt fbcit: don't worry - I *like* easy questions on occassion ;-)
15:46 atz      :)
15:46 atz      "it's almost like they have no permissions set!"
15:46 fbcit    none
15:46 fbcit    man, I feel stupid
15:46 fbcit    duhhh
15:46 gmcharlt what user permissions are set?
15:45 fbcit    always giving an "unauthorized user" message and the option to log out
15:45 fbcit    now koha appears not to allow that user to log in
15:45 fbcit    I recreated it after the discovery
15:45 fbcit    recently I accidentally deleted a librarian's account
15:44 fbcit    gmcharlt: I seem to have an issue with authentication of a user in koha
15:44 gmcharlt hi fbcit
15:44 fbcit    hi paul && gmcharlt
15:40 paul     hi gmcharlt
15:39 gmcharlt hi paul
15:36 paul     hello US ppl
15:30 atz      greets
15:29 fbcit    hello atz
14:09 atz      i don't think I rec'd it
14:07 arsenic  atz: I guess that you didn't get the message...
14:05 arsenic  The message i got was from koha-devel-bounces@lists.koha.org, so i guess this is the right list.
14:03 atz      from nongnu to lists.koha.org
14:03 atz      arsenic: lists have been moved recently
14:03 arsenic  I received a message from the server telling me that the message was unprocessed...?!?
14:02 arsenic  Did someone receive the mail I sent on koha-devel about the itemtype?
12:56 fbcit    bbiab
12:56 fbcit    I'll have to check and make sure that url is still good
12:56 fbcit    hrmm..
12:55 fbcit    arsenic: I have to run, but there needs to be a wiki entry once we find the fix
12:55 arsenic  I get a Connection time out.
12:53 fbcit    http://koha.foundations.edu
12:53 arsenic  I'm clueless about what can be the problem.
12:53 fbcit    arsenic: but then, my opac is just about as slow
12:52 fbcit    arsenic: wow! that is slow :(
12:51 fbcit    I've not had time to look into it here, but it is on the list :)
12:51 fbcit    it may have to do with mysql tuning
12:51 arsenic  it's accually faster than mine... http://demo.inlibroservices.com
12:50 fbcit    arsenic: I'm running the latest HEAD
12:50 fbcit    try it here: http://opac.liblime.com/
12:49 arsenic  Are those issues recent?
12:49 fbcit    arsenic: I have some opac speed issues, but they appear to be local
12:36 arsenic  Hi!  I'm currently having some performance issues with the beta I just installed.  For example, going from the opac main page to the advanced search is extremly slow. I'm wondering if someone already had this kind of problem.
12:28 fbcit    he must be looking for the coffee pot still :)
12:28 fbcit    g'morning nengard
12:27 nengard  morning fbcit - doesn't look that way
12:14 fbcit    kados around?
11:51 fbcit    morning #koha
11:40 arsenic  good morning!