Time Nick Message 11:59 jdavidb Hi, Amit. :) 11:40 Amit hi jdavidb 11:05 chris yep we will :) 10:56 kf perhaps you can do some more basic tutorials another time ;) 10:53 chris only if you dont drink the coffee 10:43 chris done :) 10:41 gmcharlt chris: better send the chat log to nengard before she finds out that we've been committing tutorial without her ;) 10:40 chris this was our first git tutorial right there .. quick someone take photos or something :-) 10:40 chris off it goes 10:39 gmcharlt "Welcome, all, to DVCS performance theatre" 10:38 chris works for me 10:38 gmcharlt something like that 10:38 gmcharlt brief description of changes in body 10:38 gmcharlt e.g., Subject: PULL - git://git.workbuffer.org/koha.git - documentation - history changes 10:38 chris will do 10:37 gmcharlt chris: well, let's make it official - send a pull request to the patches list 10:36 chris good point 10:36 gmcharlt lets you do git log --pretty=oneline test workbuffer.org/documentation 10:35 gmcharlt fetch first, though 10:35 gmcharlt it does indeed 10:35 chris i think the pull will do fetch + merge for ya 10:35 chris yep 10:35 gmcharlt git merge workbuffer.org/documentation 10:34 gmcharlt or directly 10:34 gmcharlt git merge mydocumentation/documentation 10:34 gmcharlt git checkout test 10:34 gmcharlt yeah, then into my staging branch 10:32 chris i think that will do it anyway 10:31 chris git pull workbuffer.org/documentation 10:30 chris checkout -b mydocumentation 10:30 gmcharlt chris: yeah, I think I'll do it as a pull 10:30 chris or you could just checkout a branch 10:29 chris thats one way to do it 10:29 chris then you can cherry-pick that commit over 10:28 chris (probably need a git fetch workbuffer.org too( 10:28 chris then git checkout -b documentation --track workbuffer.org/documentation 10:27 chris git remote add workbuffer.org git://git.workbuffer.org/git/koha.git 10:27 chris so you can a remote for my repo 10:26 chris gmcharlt: http://git.workbuffer.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=koha.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/documentation 10:20 chris i like that DBIx::Class still lets you get into the nitty gritty if you need to 10:20 chris jifty is a full application framework 10:16 hdl_laptop khatar tried and evaluate some ORMs and thought kiokudb or Jifty could be good choices. 10:15 hdl_laptop chris: the hard thing about dvix::class seems to be that schema file is quite hard to read and doesnot allow easy roll back and forth to a version. 10:13 chris so even if we dont use dbix::class everywhere its a win just for that ;) 10:12 chris the thing i found with DBIx::Class is that with the schema files, we can create a db in either mysql or postgres (or oracle or anything that dbix::class supports) without needing special sql files for each 10:11 chris and commit that, and we can pull that 10:10 chris ill do a history.txt update 10:10 chris tell ya what 10:09 chris lemme check 10:09 gmcharlt even if it's trivial, it occurs to me that doing it and writing up how we did it might be useful material for a tutorial blog post or maiilings to koha-devel 10:09 chris http://git.workbuffer.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=koha.git;a=summary 10:09 chris one interesting thing is the dbix_class branch 10:09 chris not really 10:08 gmcharlt chris: anything you're ready to have me look at to pull? 10:08 chris but i have set up git-daemon on my machine at home too 10:08 chris speaking of public repo's ... i have been pushing to github for a while 10:07 hdl_laptop some more work to do..... 10:07 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: cool - look forward to the new branch, then 10:06 hdl_laptop gmcharlt: I do. 10:06 gmcharlt in order to do a non-squashed merge? 10:06 chris i think you are going to need to rebase on the original branch, and send patches (or put that branch up) 10:06 gmcharlt do you still have access to the original branches of development 10:05 gmcharlt no offense, but that's basically completely useless as a cherry-pick or pull target 10:05 chris ive learnt my lesson 10:04 gmcharlt indeed 10:04 chris scracth that, no cherry-picking 10:04 gmcharlt ah - I see is embedded in a merge commit 10:04 hdl_laptop Adds am123 features on to biblibre_head 10:04 hdl_laptop gmcharlt: Merge am123_dev sur Biblibre_head 10:04 chris gmcharlt: ahh its a big merge 10:03 chris chosen the same module name and subroutine names :) 10:03 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: I'm still not see the CAS SSO commit - what's the commit hash? 10:02 hdl_laptop It= our dev branch. 10:02 chris heh interesting 10:01 hdl_laptop But I thought that reconciliation branch would reconcile master and 3.0 10:01 gmcharlt it = what? 10:01 hdl_laptop gmcharlt: It was first based onto master. 10:00 chris yep 10:00 gmcharlt indeed, though I'd still want the branch-against-master as well 10:00 chris cos we could cherry-pick that into master pretty fast 10:00 hdl_laptop chris :http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=koha-biblibre.git;a=blob;f=C4/Auth.pm;h=9af6a385ce713496df6a744d072f58bb43eaca3a;hb=HEAD 09:59 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: at least get them onto a public branch based on master 09:59 chris hdl_laptop: is it in here ? http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=koha-biblibre.git;a=summary 09:59 hdl_laptop do you want me to send all the patches from koha-biblibre rebased onto master ? 09:59 chris i had a quick look, its not actually to bad 09:58 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: well, consider this impetus to get it submitted, or at least onto a branch I can pull from :) 09:56 hdl_laptop It has not been sent to patches yet because it was on an unstable branch. 09:56 hdl_laptop published. 09:56 hdl_laptop it is on koha-biblibre branch 09:55 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: it does indeed; it also here, yours isn't :) though I'm sure you've spent more time on your version 09:55 hdl_laptop But our implementation could proove to be better. 09:54 hdl_laptop I will review this. 09:54 hdl_laptop gmcharlt: well it says dirty hack 09:54 gmcharlt would appreciate comments on how it relates to BibLibre's efforts 09:54 gmcharlt hdl_laptop: seems like somebody beat you to the punch with an initial CAS SSO patch 09:52 kf :) 09:52 gmcharlt chris: galen-bot says time in atlanta ga, usa is 05:52 09:46 hdl_laptop hehe. 09:44 chris :) 09:43 munin chris: downloading the Perl source 09:43 chris @time in atlanta ga, usa 09:43 chris i wonder if we can do a @time plugin for munin 09:43 chris heh 09:43 hdl_laptop But the size of patches to apply quite ;) 09:42 hdl_laptop gmcharlt: not at all 09:41 gmcharlt hope the size of your inbox didn't scare you ;) 09:41 gmcharlt welcome back 09:40 gmcharlt hi hdl_laptop 08:36 kf hi Amit 08:32 Amit hi kf hdl 07:33 kf hi chris, magnus and everyone :) 07:33 magnusenger hi chris and everyone! 07:32 chris hi kf and magnusenger 07:12 chris back 06:21 richard hi 05:44 IrmaCalyx Welcome back in KohaLand HDL! Good to hear you had some R&R (rest and recreation) :-) 05:38 hdl_laptop There are less ppl and air is fresher, and beauty of Nature is restfull. 05:38 hdl_laptop BobB : when you are on the sea shores all year long, you go to mountains. 05:31 BobB To us in Australia, the south of France is already a dream holiday location. 05:28 BobB Bonjour HDL: Ou est-ce que on va en vacances quand on habite deja au sud de France? 05:23 hdl_laptop back from holidays 05:23 hdl_laptop hi 03:20 gmcharlt BobB: thanks again 03:20 BobB Best wishes Galen for the new start. 03:18 BobB Thanks Galen and Chris, will do that. 03:16 chris BobB: yes, i think that was what galen was suggesting, something not used already and tying it to an authorised value 03:15 BobB Hi Amit, greetings from Sydney. I'm new to this IRC caper - more Irma's territory but she is not here. 03:14 Amit hi BobB 03:14 BobB Chris, something not used, such as 952 f ? 03:13 Amit chris: how is your weekend 03:13 chris hi Amit 03:13 Amit hi galen 03:13 gmcharlt hi Amit 03:13 Amit good morning #koha 03:12 Amit hi chris, brendan 03:12 gmcharlt yes - just my wife and I, and naturally we discussed it thoroughly :) 03:09 BobB Big changes in your life. Is the family OK with that? 03:08 gmcharlt I'll be telecommuting for a while, but the idea is for me to relocate as soon as I can 03:08 BobB Galen, will you have to relocate or can you work at distance? 03:07 gmcharlt BobB: thanks 03:07 BobB Atlanta - so you've started at Equinox. Congratulations. 03:07 gmcharlt BobB: my first inclination would be a custom item subfield tied to an authorized value 03:04 BobB They use Good, Fair, Poor. I think the Damaged field is not quite appropriate. 03:04 gmcharlt BobB: no, a bit past 23:00 (and I'm actually sitting in a hotel room in Atlanta ;)) 03:03 chris like if it is torn or damaged? 03:03 BobB A client records Condition of items. I think it should go at Holdings level but can't find an appropriate 952 field. Have you struck this? Irma is not here to ask. 02:59 BobB Hi, hope all is well. Daytime in Florida? 02:56 gmcharlt hi BobB 02:52 chris hiya BobB 02:35 BobB Hi 01:57 munin gmcharlt: The operation succeeded. 01:57 gmcharlt @later tell hdl_laptop plan for this week re intregration - ILS-DI on merge-to-HEAD branch Monday or Tuesday, new_acq Wednesday or Thursday, by Friday list of all other stuff I'll want you to revise ;) 01:56 chris into romanian, i hope so 01:55 gmcharlt are they translating the OPAC? 01:55 gmcharlt in that case shouldn't be much trouble at all 01:49 chris ahh yeah, nope luckily they havent started on the bibliographic data 01:48 gmcharlt and make sure that framework codes are set correctly 01:48 gmcharlt would also need to go through bibs 01:48 gmcharlt as the default UNIMARC item mapping is rather different form the MARC21 one 01:48 gmcharlt if they've already loaded items 01:47 gmcharlt the main thing would be the item conversion 01:47 gmcharlt w/o too much trouble 01:47 gmcharlt that plan should work 01:44 chris then notice the 8 things i missed probably 01:44 chris and fix zebra 01:44 chris switch the syspref 01:44 chris i was thinking i could truncate marc_tag_structure and marc_subfield_structure 01:41 chris would you try to switch it over, or just burn it down and reinstall (trying to save as much of their sysprefs etc as you could) 01:40 chris (luckily not in production yet) 01:40 chris and who choose MARC21 instead of UNIMARC 01:40 chris so, if you were fixing a koha for a german company who installed it for a romanian university 01:39 gmcharlt chris: yep 01:39 chris gmcharlt: you about? 01:35 bob ok thanks 01:34 chris right next to it :) 01:34 bob ah yep read that bit in INSTALL file - just wasn't clear about where to put the tar file 01:34 chris the path is probably something like /somewhere/koha-3.00.00/blib/MISC_DIR/koha-install-log 01:33 chris then run perl Makefile.PL --prev-install-log /path/to/koha-install-log 01:33 bob uhuh 01:32 chris then cd into it 01:32 chris you untar the 3.0.3 one 01:32 chris ok 01:32 bob so if i'm going from v3.0.0 to 3.0.3 01:32 chris what is the version you are replacing? 01:32 bob ok 01:31 chris no to the first question :) 01:28 bob hi with upgrading a koha v3 to newer instance do i just place the tarball over the existing install - or do i put it in a new directory? 01:03 pie hehe 01:03 munin chris: Quote #12: "<owen> Every time you check in a book a little video loads and Nancy Pearl recites her capsule review of it." (added by gmcharlt at 06:36 PM, July 06, 2009) 01:03 chris @quote random 01:03 pie awesome :) 01:03 munin pie: 1 U.S. dollar = 1.48853826 New Zealand dollars 01:03 pie @gcalc 1 usd in nzd 01:03 munin gmcharlt: 10 New Zealand dollars = 6.71800 U.S. dollars 01:03 gmcharlt @gcalc 10NZD in USD 01:02 munin chris: Highest karma: "paul_p" (54), "hdl_laptop" (40), and "chris" (36). Lowest karma: "<!" (-10), "failed" (-9), and "<-" (-5). You (chris) are ranked 3 out of 353. 01:02 chris @karma 01:02 chris there we go 01:02 munin gmcharlt: 37 degrees Celsius = 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit 01:02 gmcharlt @gcalc 37 degrees C in F 01:02 chris_n2 maybe google is in bed 01:02 pie heh, it hits Google :) 01:02 munin gmcharlt: Google's calculator didn't come up with anything. 01:02 gmcharlt @gcalc 37 C as F 01:02 munin chris: Google's calculator didn't come up with anything. 01:02 chris @gcalc 10NZD as USD 01:02 chris if i could spell 01:02 munin chris: Google's calculator didn't come up with anything. 01:02 chris @gcalc 37 celsius as fahrenheit 01:01 chris pie: munin does a few things like 01:01 pie ah 01:01 chris_n2 the humidity is the killer here 01:01 pie wow, 11am 'til 8pm ... that's stinkin' hot :) 01:00 munin chris_n2: The current temperature in Erwin, North Carolina is 30.0°C (8:41 PM EDT on August 09, 2009). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 79%. Dew Point: 26.0°C. Pressure: 30.11 in 1020 hPa (Rising). Heat advisory in effect from 11 am to 8 PM EDT Monday... 01:00 chris_n2 @wunder 28334 01:00 pie heh, what other things does @wunder do? 01:00 chris_n2 tomorrow 01:00 chris_n2 and its supposed to be 38+ here 01:00 munin chris: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 12.0°C (12:00 PM NZST on August 10, 2009). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 72%. Dew Point: 7.0°C. Pressure: 30.51 in 1033 hPa (Falling). 01:00 chris @wunder wellington,nz 01:00 chris not that hot either :) 00:59 chris_n2 it was 37 deg C here today 00:55 chris sunny 00:55 chris so far so good 00:40 gmcharlt bbiab 00:40 gmcharlt time to find some food 00:38 gmcharlt when they aren't, you can sometimes beat it driving 00:38 chris *nod* 00:37 gmcharlt not too bad when things are running on time 00:37 gmcharlt not the quickest of trips 00:37 gmcharlt yep 00:37 chris finally made it gmcharlt ? 20:42 richard hey chris 20:42 chris hi richard 20:41 richard hi