Time Nick Message 23:59 larsw release notes (NEWS files) might be a good idea 23:59 larsw yeah, I can't find one 23:58 chris but not anymore i dont think 23:57 chris it used to back in the days of cvs 22:36 larsw does Koha keep a changelog of any sort in the source tree? 22:17 chris hmm my server at home is having issues 20:43 len good night 20:12 owen :) 20:11 owen good night #koha 20:02 cait :) 20:02 cait good night #koha 19:45 magnus g'night #koha 19:41 brendan :) 19:41 chris_n wb brendan 19:30 len I agree with you, but this is not the case here :( 19:28 chris from some big authorities file 19:28 chris is to load all the authorities at the start 19:28 chris i think the way to use them best 19:27 chris :) 19:26 len but thank you anyway, it's always good to know ;) 19:23 len I tried using BibliosAddAuthority to true and the effect was that a lot of duplicated authors are found 19:23 len yes, the problem is that now there will be no more check for typos 19:20 chris and switch the thesaurus to blank (instead of what its set to now) 19:20 chris say 100a 19:19 chris so what you do is find the subfiled you want to turn the authorities off on 19:19 wizzyrea oki 19:19 chris scroll down to 1.4.1.3 19:19 chris http://koha-community.org/documentation/3-2-manual/?ch=x3614#AEN3617 19:18 len ok 19:18 chris (under administration) 19:17 chris what you need to do is go to the marc frameworks 19:17 chris there certainly is len 19:17 len and the process of entering an authority before each biblio is a bit long 19:17 len most of the biblios are manualy entered (not using z3950) 19:16 len is there a way not to use them? 19:15 chris_n len: I'm not familiar with authorities as we don't use them presently, but you might want to post to the list 19:13 len lost ... 19:13 len even after installing last version of zebra same error 19:08 chris_n between js, perl, catalyst, dbic, and php I'm about to go stark, raving mad 19:04 chris_n g'morning chris 19:00 magnus morning chris 18:56 chris morning 18:49 chris_n hi fredericd 18:49 * chris_n notices a watch-dog script he wrote has begun to spam his inbox :-P 18:48 fredericd hi 18:46 wizzyrea it looks really great, and it all works which is even better :D 18:43 chris_n yeah... they did a spectacular job imho 18:41 wizzyrea normal for some 18:41 wizzyrea backwards for me anyway 18:40 * wizzyrea is in backwards world 18:39 wizzyrea oh man, that's great... but yea, wow brain hurt 18:28 owen Wow that's kinda making my brain hurt 18:19 chris_n nice: http://badir.maktabat-online.net/ 17:36 len I have idzebra-2.0.34 17:35 len can the problem be in zebra version? 17:14 len but there is no solution, and the bug is old and resolved 17:13 munin 04Bug 1906: normal, P3, ---, jmf@liblime.com, RESOLVED WORKSFORME, Zebra Authority search fails with a new (from git) Koha installation 17:13 len the problem seems similar to the one described at the end of this bug: http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=1906 17:09 len and yes, as koha user, checked also permissions on the zebradb dirs 17:09 len there is none, except the warn related to Heading-Main and Any 17:08 len I've commented the entry in crontab and executed by hand the rebuild to check for errors 17:08 len yes 17:06 wizzyrea len: http://koha-community.org/documentation/faq/searching/#18 all of these things are ok? 17:02 len with returns an error 114 17:01 len aparently for each authority found, another query @attrset Bib-1 @attr "1=Koha-Auth-Number" id_authority is done 16:45 Nouman hi 16:38 len hello everyone, aparently migrating to zebra has been more complicated than expected, especially for the authorities. Now when I search an authority I always see 0 biblios like the authority is not used. In the zebra log there is a strange error: Search biblios ERROR 114 1 1+0 RPN @attrset Bib-1 @attr "1=Koha-Auth-Number" 50. Any ideeas? 15:07 chris_n if they want their unique implementations and closed source, they can have it; just as long as they keep it to themselves :) 15:06 chris_n it's M$ attempt to "govern" the rest of the software world through force that is so nasty 14:59 wizzyrea hehe 14:59 munin wizzyrea: Quote #45: "<CGI988> sekjal - you are a genious!!!!! asking me about the browser!!!! yes it's the #$%$#%$#ing IE was messing my cataloguing, oh I hate miscrosoft, the evil!" (added by gmcharlt at 02:00 PM, November 05, 2009) 14:59 wizzyrea @quote random 14:54 munin chris_n: The current temperature in Dunn, North Carolina is 13.9�C (10:49 AM EDT on April 14, 2010). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 35%. Dew Point: -1.0�C. Pressure: 30.12 in 1019.9 hPa (Steady). 14:54 chris_n @wunder 28334 14:54 * chris_n thinks its awful quiet in here today 13:14 kf good morning chris_n 13:13 chris_n g'morning 12:31 kf my presentation has too many slides for another screenshot :( I need more time! 12:31 kf have you seen that? http://koha-community.org/arabic-koha/ 11:15 nicomo hi Amit_G 11:15 Amit_G heya nicomo 11:08 Amit_G chris: i m planning 11:08 * chris hopes so 11:08 chris Amit_G: i see you just registered for kohacon .. are you coming? 11:08 chris ah well it mostly works, i just have to learn more about threading and sockets and fastcgi 11:08 chris dang it 10:54 magnus sorry chris, i'm still getting 502'd 10:48 chris hopefully no more 502's 10:48 chris http://opac.koha.workbuffer.org:82/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=&q=a 10:48 chris right 10:43 kf sorry, was at lunch 10:22 * magnus sneaks out to get a breath of fresh air 10:06 chris right, plan b 10:00 magnus nope 09:58 chris 502 gone away? 09:49 magnus heh, that's a nice number! 09:49 chris slightly faster and 1/1000th the resources 09:49 magnus just my impression, 502 popped up just as i was trying to measure it with firebug 09:48 chris cool slightly faster was what i was going for 09:48 chris yup, ive busted it :) 09:47 magnus :82 seemed slightly faster, but now i get "502 Bad Gateway" 09:42 chris port 80 is apache 09:42 chris its nginx and fastcgi 09:42 chris :82 is not using apache 09:42 chris the facets change if you reload 09:41 magnus same results, different facets? 09:40 chris http://opac.koha.workbuffer.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=&q=a 09:40 chris vs 09:40 chris http://opac.koha.workbuffer.org:82/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=&q=a 09:40 kf magnus++ ;) 09:40 chris heh 09:38 magnus chris: ask, don't ask to ask ;-) 09:29 chris anyone have a minute to test something for me? 07:58 kf ah :) thx chris! 07:57 chris not to use in a real library 07:57 chris but they were for testing 07:57 chris so leading up to 2.0.0 we did some 1.3.x releases 07:57 kf I changed it to 2.0 on my slide 07:57 chris but it was so major, we decided to call it 2.0.0 instead 07:57 kf ok 07:56 chris orignally 2.0.0 was going to be 1.4.0 07:56 chris eg 3.0.x 3.2.x, 3.4.x etc 07:56 chris even numbers = stable 07:56 chris ok, so the second number in our numbers is how you tell if it is a stable or development release 07:54 kf now im confused :) 07:49 chris for it 07:49 chris 1.3.0 was the first development release 07:49 chris for stable yes 07:49 kf chris: so 2.0.0 is correct? 07:28 chris so the first producton release was 2.0.0 07:27 chris kf: 1.3.0 was the first one that supported unimarc and marc21 .. but the 3 means its was a development release 07:05 Amit_G heya paul_p 06:59 kf good morning paul_p 06:58 paul_p hello world 06:46 Joandgeorge Irma: are you about? 06:19 kf hm, ok, koha history.txt says 98 September 25 2002 Koha 1.3.0 released - Mulitple MARC flavours supported 06:18 kf I m not sure, but I think I have a mistake here in my presentation hm 06:17 kf which koha version added multi marc support? 05:36 Amit_G Hi all, how to revert last commit via git 05:20 CGI649 Hi 05:13 hdl_laptop see you 05:13 kf hi hdl_laptop 05:03 hdl_laptop hi 05:03 kf hi Amit_G 05:02 Amit_G heya kf 04:57 kf good morning #koha 03:40 Amit_G good morning #koha 03:40 Amit_G hi chris 02:22 * chilts still has nightmares from a previous project 02:21 chilts yeah, you guys are probably right :) 02:18 Ycros yeah, I'm also a Python guy :) 02:16 larsw (not that I have experience with perl+gtk, but I have some with python+gtk) 02:16 larsw glade is totally the way to go 02:15 Ycros it's much easier, it's very tedious to do everything by hand 02:15 Ycros nooo, GUI design sohuld be done in a GUI :) 02:14 chilts Ycros: past experience points to never using a UI editor ... but I guess I have to re-evaluate that one (it's been a long time since I started believing that) 02:13 Ycros chilts: Design the UI using glade, and then just load up the glade file 02:11 chilts :) 02:10 chris patches accepted eythian :) 02:10 eythian they're not the same thing, just hinting that an opengl editor would be neat :) 02:09 chilts not sure they're the same thing (or were you just pointing it out?) 02:08 eythian chilts: libopengl-perl 02:05 chilts one day though :) 02:05 chilts every time I've tried GTK2 in Perl, I got bogged down in creating the UI :( 02:03 Ycros indeed 02:03 chris larsw: yep, all the work would be UI 02:01 chris so im not the best person to ask 02:01 Ycros ah :) 02:01 chris havent used it in years 02:01 Ycros chris: is it possible to get a tabular view in MarcEdit somehow? 02:01 chris if you pm an email address ill send it along it might help out 01:58 chris (ie removes duplicates) 01:58 chris using isbn 01:58 chris and one that groups together marc records 01:58 * chris_n was thining of loading lots of marc records into a spreadsheet and trying to stay sane 01:58 chris as an example 01:58 chris that does a bulk update of isbns 01:57 chris i can send you a script 01:57 Ycros yes, I gathered :) 01:57 chris i was more meaning using MARC::Batch and MARC::Record etc 01:57 chris_n double-eek 01:56 chris eek 01:56 Ycros chris: well scripting is the previous solution that one of the other developers irma was working with was using. As in, spitting things out in a csv/tsv format, then irma would edit that inside a spreadsheet app 01:55 chris_n iirc it did not work so swell 01:55 irmalibraries hi all .. distracted for a minute ... 01:55 chris_n larsw: I saw a vi irc client script once 01:54 chris larsw: you are most likely right 01:53 larsw I know nothing about anything related to libraries, so couldn't even start to estimate, but I would assume it would be less than two weeks of full time work 01:53 chris i usually end up scripting 01:53 Ycros chris: just trying to work out an easy way of bulk editing/cleaning up data - either new stuff that's being imported or already inside koha 01:53 chris yeah 01:53 larsw chris, so looks to me like most of the code is already out there, and is free, so only the actual app code to do bulk editing would be needed, to write a truly free app... just needs to find someone to sponsor the development, or willing to do it themselves 01:52 chilts heh 01:52 chris Ycros: ahh cool ;) 01:52 chris heh 01:52 larsw note to self: this is not vi, control-w does not delete a word here *sigh* 01:52 chris its really frustrating 01:51 chris eythian: the thing is, the marc utilites is perl, using a lot of the same modules we use 01:51 Ycros chris: I'm actually working with irmalibraries :) 01:51 eythian chris: any chance of finding friendly sponsors to get together to get one written? How hard could it be? ;) 01:48 chris hi irmalibraries 01:47 chris would release under a free software license 01:47 chris if you do find a free software one, id love to know about it .. id love if either of the tools (marcedit or http://www.liblime.com/news/ptfs-presents-marc-utilities-2013-metadata-converter) 01:46 Ycros chris: yeah, free software preferable. Hmm, okay will look into those, thanks 01:43 chris would probably be my pick 01:43 chris http://people.oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/index.php 01:43 chris but if you have access to a windows machine 01:42 chris both can do bulk, they both are developed for windows tho, and only slightly work on linux 01:42 chris and the Marc utils from ptfs 01:42 chris but there is MarcEdit 01:42 chris which would be so much cooler if they were actually free software 01:41 chris there are a couple of freeware tools 01:41 Ycros Hi, are there any good tools for bulk-editing MARC data? (either from the raw MARC XML format or the MARC format itself)