Time  Nick         Message
00:00 Small_2      yes
00:00 Small_2      then i upgraded to 3.06
00:00 Small_2      and my searches are broken
00:03 Small_2      Are you there>
00:05 moodaepo     Small_2: Yea downloading the iso and just found your email to the live cd list, except I think that's a different one (I might be wrong)
00:06 Small_2      ok
00:06 moodaepo     Small_2: This http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Live_CD_%28No_Install_Option%29 is different from http://sourceforge.net/projects/kohalivecd/ which one are you using?
00:07 Small_2      yes, so i downloaded that, then i upgraded it 3.06 and searches broke
00:07 Small_2      oh
00:07 Small_2      I am using the Koha Live Cd
00:07 Small_2      from source forge
00:15 Small_2      is it almost done?
00:16 moodaepo     Nope 75% done...and the roofing tar is getting nauseous. Ugh
00:16 Small_2      heh
00:24 moodaepo     Small_2: Ok the user which runs koha in the live cd is....koha
00:24 Small_2      sudo -u koha says the user koha does not exist
00:26 Small_2      sudo: unknown user: koha
00:27 Small_2      are you there
00:31 moodaepo     Small_2: Sorry I take that back I think the live cd runs koha as root
00:31 Small_2      ok
00:31 Small_2      so i was doing it right then
00:32 Small_2      because sudo = root, right?
00:33 moodaepo     Right but try it differently, do "sudo -i" and then run your reindex
00:33 Small_2      ok
00:36 Small_2      what is the options to run with it again?
00:37 moodaepo     Small_2: Isn't it just "perl rebuild_zebra.pl"
00:38 moodaepo     I'm not really a koha user just hang out here for the cool people
00:38 Small_2      haha
00:38 Small_2      well
00:38 Small_2      i run perl rebuild_zebra.pl
00:38 Small_2      and it errors with the perrmissions problem
00:38 Judit        http://rebuild_zebra.pl/ -b -a -z
00:38 Small_2      but if i go
00:38 Small_2      sudo -i
00:39 Small_2      it says file not found
00:39 moodaepo     I think the ENV is not set right.
00:39 Small_2      the what?
00:39 wahanui      somebody said the was a stop word
00:39 moodaepo     Try this "echo "export PERL5LIB=/usr/share/koha/lib:\$PERL5LIB" >> ~/.bashrc"
00:40 Small_2      ok
00:40 Small_2      with the ""'s?
00:41 moodaepo     After that ". ~/.bashrc"
00:41 moodaepo     No only stuff within the quotes
00:42 Small_2      Permission Denied
00:42 Small_2      Do i use sudo
00:42 moodaepo     Yea after sudo -i
00:43 Small_2      Still, Permission Denied
00:43 Small_2      :(
00:43 eythian      phew, now awaiting my last fight home. Sick of planes already.
00:44 Judit        where are you? still in india?
00:44 Small_2      fight?
00:44 Judit        haha:) true
00:45 rangi        hmm auckland or christchurch is my guess
00:45 Judit        what do you mean your last fight? how many did you beat up so far
00:45 Small_2      where did moodaepo go?
00:45 eythian      In Auckland.
00:45 Small_2      heh
00:45 eythian      Auckland is always a fight.
00:45 moodaepo     Small_2: I don't think I can think of why you are getting permission denied
00:46 Small_2      :(
00:46 Small_2      says
00:46 Small_2      -bash: /home/emery/.bashrc: Permission denied
00:49 Small_2      anyone?
00:50 moodaepo     Small_2: In command line does it say root@koha at the beginning of the line? If not what does it say?
00:50 Small_2      emery@emery-Aspire-T690:
00:51 moodaepo     Yea that's not right, when I do "sudo -i" I see root@koha
00:51 Small_2      oh
00:51 Small_2      oops
00:51 Small_2      i did sudo -i with the bashrc line
00:51 Small_2      now it says
00:52 Small_2      root@emery-Aspire-T690:
00:52 Small_2      But now we have a new problem
00:52 Small_2      root@emery-Aspire-T690:
00:52 Small_2      oops
00:52 Small_2      -bash: /root/.bashrc: No such file or directory
00:52 moodaepo     Have you tried running the rebuild/reindex when the command line looks like that?
00:52 Small_2      nope
00:53 Small_2      should i?
00:53 moodaepo     Try it and see.
00:53 Small_2      in the manual
00:53 Small_2      it says to run,
00:53 Small_2      misc/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -w
00:53 Small_2      but that says file not found
00:54 Small_2      i did this
00:54 Small_2      root@emery-Aspire-T690:/usr/share/koha/bin# migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -w
00:54 Small_2      and it ran with no errors
00:54 moodaepo     Right try /usr/share/koha/bin/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -w
00:55 moodaepo     Cool now you have reached the limit of my koha knowledge
00:55 Small_2      ok
00:55 Small_2      well, searches still dont work
00:55 eythian      look in the documentation for koha-rebuild-zebra
00:56 Small_2      ok
00:56 * moodaepo   heads home
00:56 moodaepo     @wunder 56001
00:56 huginn       moodaepo: The current temperature in MSU Physics Dept, Mankato, Minnesota is 8.1�C (6:54 PM CST on November 07, 2011). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 51%. Dew Point: -1.0�C. Windchill: 8.0�C. Pressure: 30.20 in 1022.6 hPa (Steady).
00:57 Small_2      says koha-rebuild-zebra: command not found
00:57 Small_2      where should i run it?
00:58 eythian      use sudo, it's a system command
00:59 Small_2      ok
00:59 Small_2      sudo: koha-rebuild-zebra: command not found
01:01 eythian      you installed the packages right?
01:01 Small_2      i did not install, used Koha Live Cd
01:01 Small_2      it worked fine
01:01 Small_2      then i upgraded to 3.06
01:01 Small_2      and it broke
01:02 eythian      oh
01:02 eythian      i can't help then
01:02 Small_2      :(
01:03 Small_2      i'll come back tomorrow
01:03 Small_2      bye
01:04 rangi        heh
01:04 rangi        i count 5 ppl have told him to use the packages now
01:04 eythian      he tried last time I saw, but failed
01:05 rangi        that's pretty much the sum total of the last 4 days of asking for help
01:05 rangi        i think he is not cutting and pasting
01:05 eythian      really needs someone who knows computers to do it.
01:05 rangi        yes
01:05 rangi        i think helping him to install koha is not actually helping him
01:05 eythian      I remember the name 'emery' from way back when, too.
01:05 eythian      yeah
01:06 rangi        oh true
01:16 * eythian    isleaving on a jet plane
01:20 rangi        cya tomorrow
03:11 Amit_Gupta   heya chris
03:17 Amit_Gupta   heya bg
03:58 Judit        do you have the date for kohacon 2012
03:58 Judit        ?
03:59 Amit_Gupta   heya Judit
04:00 Judit        hi
04:00 wahanui      bonjour, Judit
04:04 Amit_Gupta   heya wahanui
04:29 kmkale       Namaskaar #koha :)
04:29 Amit_Gupta   heya kmkale
04:29 rangi        hi kmkale, getting some rest now its all over?
04:39 wizzyrea     mornin cait
04:39 cait         morning liz
04:39 cait         isn't it late for you?
04:40 wizzyrea     10:30, not so late
04:44 kmkale       rangi: nope. no rest. though I am bone tired, there is tons of work pending as I did not get any chance during the week :(
04:44 kmkale       hi Amit_Gupta
04:45 kmkale       hi cait wizzyrea :)
04:47 cait         hi kmkale and Amit_Gupta
04:49 wizzyrea     hi everybody :)
05:41 Judit1       hi rea
05:44 Amit_Gupta   heya cait
05:45 cait         hi Amit_Gupta and Judit1
05:46 Judit1       hi cait
05:48 Judit1       hm
05:48 Judit1       can i have 2 different opacs for my 2 branches?
05:49 cait         hmm
05:49 cait         there is a way to do it
05:50 cait         but I have never tried it
05:50 cait         let me find the wiki page
05:51 cait         Judit1: I thought there was more documentation... http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Support_for_multiple_PAC_interfaces_by_URL_RFC
05:51 Judit1       thanks
05:52 cait         Judit1: perhaps try google for more :)
05:52 Judit1       i did, but google is not my friend today
06:32 jransom      Koustabha !! kia ora
06:32 jransom      we are at Mumbai airport
06:35 kmkale       ouch
06:35 kmkale       missed ya :(
06:37 jransom      no - I'm still here :)
06:37 jransom      but you missed hugging brooke and me and paul and francois and ian and ruth and julian good bye
06:38 Judit1       that is a long list :)
06:40 jransom      heya Judit
06:40 cait         hi jransom :) safe travels to you all! :)
06:44 kmkale       :( missing you all already
06:45 kmkale       gotta run. catch you later
06:45 rangi        whens ur flight brooke ?
06:47 * cait       imagines that transformation
06:47 brooke       Ummm 16 minutesish
06:47 brooke       1pm dep
06:47 brooke       but boards in 16ish
06:47 rangi        same for jo?
06:47 Judit1       cait :D
06:47 brooke       aye
06:47 brooke       can you believe that they had the nerve to seat me near that ratbag?
06:47 brooke       now I'm going to have to sit near her on the plane and pretend to like her ;)
06:48 cait         wow, tht sounds hard
06:48 brooke       it shall be the hardest thing I've ever done ;)
06:49 brooke       but seriously
06:49 brooke       conference was wonderful
06:49 brooke       I have so many faces to go with names now :D
06:49 rangi        thats good
06:49 rangi        i hope you are planning to do write ups for the koha-community site
06:50 rangi        :)
06:50 cait         yep
06:50 cait         be fair and share :)
06:51 joann        its me now :)
06:51 joann        I have a blog post ready to go - and plan to write one about my overall reflections on kjohacon
06:52 joann        we did a round table at dinner last night about what we each 'learnt - and it was pretty universal.
06:52 rangi        cool
06:53 joann        right - shall try carrying this to other end of the terminal and continue typing at the gate
06:53 joann        if i get cut off - adious
06:54 rangi        :)
07:35 magnuse      namaskar #koha
07:35 cait         good morning magnuse :)
07:39 magnuse      hiya cait!
07:39 rangi        magnuse: http://opac.koha.workbuffer.org/cgi-bin/koha/svc/report?id=6
07:40 magnuse      huh? [["Database management / Bstan-ʼdzin-rgya-mtsho"],["this title has a < and \" and a & in it"],["Anvil of stars /"],["He Pa Auroa :"],["Good omens /"]]
07:41 rangi        its JSON
07:41 magnuse      a ha! ;-)
07:41 rangi        you can pass an id of any report
07:41 rangi        that you have marked as 'public'
07:42 magnuse      ooh, very cool!
07:42 cait         now you only have to teach us how to make that pretty :)
07:42 rangi        whcih means that now you can ajax the output of any report
07:42 magnuse      yay
07:42 rangi        and show it anywhere you want on the opac
07:42 rangi        you do something like
07:42 rangi        <div id='blah'></div>
07:42 magnuse      did you hear that? it was the sound of my head exploding!
07:43 cait         hm
07:43 cait         I will perhaps hear it in a few seconds
07:43 cait         because of the distance
07:43 magnuse      :-)
07:43 rangi        $.get("/cgi-bin/event_homepage.pl", function(data){ document.getElementById("eventsInner").innerHTML = data;
07:44 rangi        });
07:44 magnuse      it'll be perfect for showing "new books" etc on the front page
07:44 rangi        changing the id, and the url of course
07:44 rangi        yep, new books
07:44 rangi        new serials received
07:44 rangi        new orders
07:44 * cait       drools
07:44 rangi        issues stats
07:44 magnuse      new patrons ;-)
07:44 cait         @wunder Konstanz
07:44 rangi        whatever
07:44 huginn       cait: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 7.6�C (8:39 AM CET on November 08, 2011). Conditions: Overcast. Humidity: 97%. Dew Point: 7.0�C. Windchill: 8.0�C. Pressure: 30.02 in 1016.5 hPa (Steady).
07:44 cait         hm slightly warmer than yesterday
07:44 magnuse      and it's so flexible!
07:45 rangi        well its json, so you can whatever you want to it in jquery
07:45 rangi        easily
07:45 magnuse      and it builds on existing functionality!
07:45 rangi        and can create a report to give whatever data you want
07:45 magnuse      made of awesome
07:45 rangi        so now all i need to do
07:45 rangi        is add an option to cache
07:45 cait         rangi++ :)
07:45 rangi        so that its fast to display
07:45 magnuse      yeah, that's a good idea
07:45 rangi        but ill do that tomorrow
07:45 magnuse      rangi++ definitely
07:47 * magnuse    makes a note to investigate templates in js further
07:47 * cait       adds a note to teach cait about your findings
07:47 cait         ok, bbiab
07:47 rangi        http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.parseJSON/
07:48 rangi        http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.getJSON/
07:48 rangi        that 2nd one is better
07:48 rangi        jquery rules
07:49 magnuse      jquery++
07:50 alex_a       hi
07:51 rangi        hi alex_a
07:51 magnuse      i have played a little with koha and ajax before - i have an opac that fetches and displays data from freebase, but there seems to be some problem at the moment...
07:52 magnuse      bonjour alex_a
07:54 alex_a       hi magnuse rangi
07:56 magnuse      btw: i have been thinking maybe e could do more enhanced content for the opac with ajax, to increase the responsiveness of the pages themselves and to get less feature bloat...
07:56 rangi        yup
08:00 magnuse      and maybe we could have some modular way to include code for enhanced content too...
08:01 rangi        yeah :)
08:01 reiveune     hello
08:01 wahanui      privet, reiveune
08:06 kmkale       @weather Mumbai
08:06 huginn       kmkale: The current temperature in Mumbai, India is 34.0�C (1:10 PM IST on November 08, 2011). Conditions: Smoke. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: 22.0�C. Pressure: 29.86 in 1011 hPa (Falling).
08:11 magnuse      @wunder boo
08:11 huginn       magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 6.0�C (8:50 AM CET on November 08, 2011). Conditions: Light Drizzle. Humidity: 93%. Dew Point: 5.0�C. Windchill: 4.0�C. Pressure: 30.12 in 1020 hPa (Steady).
09:04 Oak          magnuse
09:04 magnuse      Oak
09:04 Oak          :) kia ora #koha
09:32 slef         @later tell BobB No, I wasn't. Sorry. You can leave messages for me and I do usually see them before too long :)
09:32 huginn       slef: The operation succeeded.
11:58 kf           hi #koha
12:01 magnuse      guten tag kf
12:06 Amit_Gupta   heya kf
12:10 kf           hi magnuse :)
12:46 kmkale       @quote random
12:46 huginn       kmkale: Quote #135: "rangi: $tempate->{VARS}->{'LoginBranchname'} - without the typo" (added by cait at 07:30 PM, May 20, 2011)
12:46 kmkale       @quote random
12:46 huginn       kmkale: Quote #24: "<kmkale> interesting word munin. in many indian languages we have a word munim who used to be a sort of accountant for all businessmen" (added by gmcharlt at 02:07 PM, August 07, 2009)
12:46 kmkale       :)
12:49 jcamins_away o/
12:56 jwagner      @quote random
12:56 huginn       jwagner: Quote #2: "<jwagner> Hope springs eternal in little kitty hearts. Better watch the doors :-)" (added by gmcharlt at 04:04 PM, June 03, 2009)
13:22 kf           @quote random
13:22 huginn       kf: Quote #107: "<kmkale> This is a food channel. Sometimes we discuss Koha too ;)" (added by jwagner at 02:49 PM, November 29, 2010)
13:22 wahanui      i already had it that way, huginn.
13:25 jcamins      this?
13:25 wahanui      this is a pizza topping
13:25 kf           lol
13:26 jcamins      quote #107: "<kmkale> This?
13:26 wahanui      hmmm... quote #107: "<kmkale> This is a food channel. Sometimes we discuss Koha too ;)" (added by jwagner at 02:49 PM, November 29, 2010)
13:57 anathemizatu Hello everybody. I have a question: I have installed Koha 3.0 with Debian Squeeze, as a .deb package. And can
13:58 nengard      anathemizatu you're going to want to get a newer version of Koha - 3.0 isn't supported anymore - 3.6 or 3.4.5 would be best
13:59 anathemizatu Are there .deb packages for the new version or i'll have to install it manually?
14:00 oleonard     http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_3.4_on_Debian_Squeeze
14:00 oleonard     That is probably slightly out of date with the release of 3.6.0.
14:01 * oleonard   wonders if you get 3.6 if you look for the stable version now
14:01 * oleonard   is not a packages guy
14:03 jcamins      anathemizatu: there are no packages for 3.0. Check, but I suspect you installed 3.6, which has the version number "3.6.0"
14:04 jcamins      (this is good news:)
14:04 anathemizatu I'll try 3.6, thanks. I just wanted to get more information about koha and zebra integration, as i cannot find any suitable information for me. Can you please give me some links to good documentation?
14:04 jcamins      manual?
14:04 wahanui      well, manual is at http://www.koha-community.org/documentation
14:04 jcamins      anathemizatu: ^^
14:05 jcamins      anathemizatu: with the packages Zebra is configured for you.
14:06 jcamins      anathemizatu: you're not going to find much about Koha and Zebra integration as such because right now Koha's indexing engine is Zebra. Period. So it's integrated in the same way that MySQL is integrated: it has to be used.
14:06 jcamins      (don't use NoZebra)
14:07 jcamins      anathemizatu: presumably there is a problem you're trying to solve?
14:14 anathemizatu 1. The Koha version that I get is: "Server information Koha version: 	3.04.05.000", event though I installed it from debian repozitory on squeeze.
14:15 anathemizatu So I guess that I should first upgrade to some more recent version manually
14:16 maximep      3.4.5 is recent. Probably no packages of 3.6 yet
14:16 jcamins      anathemizatu: no, that sounds like a good version.
14:16 jcamins      That's the version I'm running.
14:17 anathemizatu Ok. I thought that 3.04 is different from 3.4. Sorry
14:17 jcamins      I'm probably going to wait until 3.6.1 to switch to the 3.6 branch.
14:17 oleonard     The numbering scheme can be confusing
14:17 oleonard     3.04.05 = 3.4.5
14:18 oleonard     3.00.04 = 3.04
14:18 oleonard     (someone please correct me if I'm wrong)
14:19 jcamins      oleonard: 3.00.04.103 = 3.0.4. (I think the last part is 103... it's something like that, anyway)
14:21 anathemizatu Onw more question: How can I find out when Koha uses mysql and when the information indexed from zebra?
14:26 jcamins      anathemizatu: Zebra is used for all searches of records.
14:27 jcamins      (but the records are retrieved from MySQL for everything other than the search results page)
14:33 anathemizatu I set up a primitive way to test Zebra connectivity: I don "koha-stop-zebra" and afterwards start the zebra server manually:"zebrasrv -f /etc/koha/sites/libtest2/koha-conf.xml". The idea is that when "NoZebra" is set to "Don't Use", I get the search results as they should be. But I get no messages in Zebra
14:34 anathemizatu When I search with the "noZebra" set to "Use", I get the following messages: "16:27:46-08/11 zebrasrv(1) [log] dict_lookup_grep: (\x01\x0B)(l(i|\xC3\xAD|\xC3\xAC|\xC3\xAE|\xE1\xBB\x8B|\xC4\xA9|\xC4\xAD|\xC4\xAF|\xC7\x90|\xC8\x89|\xC8\x8B)t(e|\xC3\xA9|\xC3\xA8|\xC3\xAA|\xE1\xBA\xBD|\xC4\x95|\xC4\x99|\xC4\x97|\xC4\x9B|\xC8\x85|\xC8\x87)r(a|\xC3\xA1|\xC3\xA0|\xC3\xA3|\xC3\xA5|\xC3\xA2|\xC4\x83|\xC4\x85|\xC8\xA7|\xC7\x8E|\xC8\x81|\xC8\x83)t(u|\xC3\xBA|\xC
14:35 anathemizatu But I get no search results. So that means that Zebra doesn't import the required information from koha?
14:36 kf           I am not sure, there might be a misunderstanding about zebra and no zebra
14:36 kf           for a first
14:36 kf           nozebra is not recommended
14:36 kf           it has been removed from the web installer even and it has bugs
14:36 kf           you shoudl always use zebra
14:36 kf           so don't use nozebra
14:37 kf           zebra is used to search the bibliographic data
14:37 kf           patrons search uses mysql
14:37 anathemizatu I search in the books catalogue, from OPAC
14:37 kf           when you use the opac or the advanced search, keyword searches in koha it will use zebra for searching
14:38 jcamins      anathemizatu: in that case, your searches are using Zebra.
14:38 kf           yes
14:38 kf           but you shoudl really leave he system preference at 'don't use' nozebra
14:38 jcamins      anathemizatu: what is it you're trying to do, exactly?
14:39 anathemizatu The thing is that I try to set up a working instance of Koha for a library from Republic of Moldova. And Zebra is crucial to that library, as it has to export data using Z39.50 to other libraries from the country
14:40 oleonard     anathemizatu: So you want other libraries to be able to connect to yours using Z39.50?
14:40 jcamins      anathemizatu: you just have to enable a public Z39.50 server then.
14:41 jcamins      anathemizatu: http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/attachment.cgi?id=5908
14:42 anathemizatu zebra already has a Z39.50 server included, as I understand. But it seems like no data is indexed into it
14:42 jcamins      In that file, do you see where it says "Uncomment the following entry..."?
14:43 jcamins      anathemizatu: how can you tell no data is indexed?
14:44 jcamins      I've always had the packages work right off for me, so I suspect this probably has something to do with you trying to use NoZebra.
14:46 magnus_afk   anathemizatu: does searching work when you search in the opac?
14:48 anathemizatu I've already written that when "NoZebra" is set to "Don't Use", the searching works but I get no reaction from zebrasrv. When "NoZebra" is "Use", the searching doesn't work, but zebrasrv reacts to the searches I make
14:48 oleonard     What do you mean by "no reaction from zebrasrv?"
14:49 magnus_afk   and what do you mean by "the searching works"?
14:49 kf           hm
14:49 kf           do you have nonlatin characters?
14:49 kf           do you get no results with your search or too many/wrong results?
14:50 anathemizatu No results. In future the library might have books in russian, but now we use only latin characters for testing
14:50 kf           so search is not working means that you don't get any results?
14:51 anathemizatu with "Don't Use" NoZebra, zebrasrv outputs no messages and the searches return the results
14:51 anathemizatu with "Use" Nozebra, I get no search results
14:51 magnus_afk   anathemizatu: that sounds perfect...
14:51 kf           yep
14:52 anathemizatu But zebrasrv returns the following message:16:27:46-08/11 zebrasrv(1) [log] dict_lookup_grep: (\x01\x0B)(l(i|\xC3\xAD|\xC3\xAC|\xC3\xAE|\xE1\xBB\x8B|\xC4\xA9|\xC4\xAD|\xC4\xAF|\xC7\x90|\xC8\x89|\xC8\x8B)t(e|\xC3\xA9|\xC3\xA8|\xC3\xAA|\xE1\xBA\xBD|\xC4\x95|\xC4\x99|\xC4\x97|\xC4\x9B|\xC8\x85|\xC8\x87)r(a|\xC3\xA1|\xC3\xA0|\xC3\xA3|\xC3\xA5|\xC3\xA2|\xC4\x83|\xC4\x85|\xC8\xA7|\xC7\x8E|\xC8\x81|\xC8\x83)t(u|\xC3\xBA|\xC3\xB9|\xC3\xBB|\xC5\xA9|\xC5\xAD|\x
14:52 magnus_afk   forget about NoZebra, the sooner the better
14:52 kf           yes, leave it to don't use and concentrate on making your search work
14:52 magnus_afk   NoZebra = Don't use. Period.
14:56 anathemizatu Ok, thanks. I just thought that the following phrase "{Use,Don't use}the Zebra search engine. It is recommended to use Zebra; the option to not use Zebra is deprecated and is not guaranteed to work." refers to using Zebra, not to the parameter "NoZebra"
14:56 magnus_afk   yeah, that syspref is really weirdly worded
14:57 kf           it's why we try not to generate negative sysprefs now
14:57 kf           it gets too confusing
14:58 anathemizatu In 3.6 is the syspref set up as pozitive?
14:58 magnus_afk   anathemizatu: you are right. NoZebra should be "Use"! i'm getting it backwards
14:58 magnus_afk   NoZebra = [Use] the Zebra search engine. It is recommended to use Zebra; the option to not use Zebra is deprecated and is not guaranteed to work.
14:59 magnus_afk   i think it used to be the other way around, hence our confusion...
14:59 anathemizatu So how do I set up after that the search to work? Should it work out of the box?
15:00 magnus_afk   yup, it should
15:01 anathemizatu Thanks
15:01 magnus_afk   but does it?
15:02 anathemizatu It does not
15:03 magnus_afk   you get no results when you search?
15:03 anathemizatu Yes
15:03 magnus_afk   both in the opac and in the staff client?
15:04 anathemizatu In opac, and in the staff client when searching in the catalogue
15:05 anathemizatu That is why I need more information, in order to properly troubleshoot the way it is integrated with Koha/Mysql
15:05 magnus_afk   hm, first thing i'd try is to rebuild the zebra index
15:05 wizzyrea     searching faq?
15:05 wahanui      searching faq is at http://koha-community.org/documentation/faq/searching/
15:06 magnus_afk   for the packages that would be koha-rebuild-zebra -f instancename
15:06 wizzyrea     ooh we should add that to the faq
15:07 anathemizatu Thanks. I was doing it without "-f"
15:07 magnus_afk   ah, the -f makes sure all the records are indexed
15:07 anathemizatu Now I get some errors, zebra_lock_create fail fname=/var/lock/koha/libtest2/biblios/norm..LCK [Permission denied]
15:07 anathemizatu I'll be working on the permissions
15:08 anathemizatu Goodbye everybody, thank you very much for your help
15:10 magnus_afk   next quesstion would have been: did you run that as sudo?
15:20 oleonard     My next question would have been "What have I got in my pocket?"
15:23 jcamins_away oleonard: a good choice, especially when your life is on the line.
15:34 wizzyrea     whatever it is I hope you're still happy to see me.
15:34 * wizzyrea   kids
15:38 kf           hm?
15:40 oleonard     http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OrAreYouJustHappyToSeeMe
15:42 jcamins_away oleonard: don't do it! Don't trap kf in tvtropes!
15:42 * oleonard   got dragged into "Gaussian Girl" but managed to break free
15:43 * wizzyrea   dares not click on that link
15:45 kf           ok, I will not click
15:45 * oleonard   remembers when he first heard that joke when he was a kid... thought it was so original at the time, and hilarious
16:02 kf           outlook--
16:06 * oleonard   has been happily outlook-free for several years now...wouldn't want to go back!
16:06 huginn       New commit(s) needsignoff: [Bug 7191] C4::Circulation exports non-existant subroutine GetBorrowerIssues <http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7191>
16:09 reiveune     bye
16:13 * oleonard   discovers the html_break filter in T:T: http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/Filters.html#section_html_break_html_para_break
16:22 kf           there are lots of cool filters .)
16:22 oleonard     However, the |html filter doesn't seem to be working :(
16:22 kf           I used one for the messaging tab to keep the line breaks :)
16:22 kf           oleonard: what do you want to do?
16:23 oleonard     I would expect [% title |html %] to output a title with ampersands escaped as &amp;
16:23 oleonard     It doesn't.
16:24 kf           :(
16:24 oleonard     Oh wait, my mistake.
16:25 oleonard     the & was in a subtitle
16:25 oleonard     False alarm.
16:25 kf           phew
16:27 kf           totally dark outside :(
16:29 kf           time to leave
16:29 kf           bye all
17:01 huginn       New commit(s) needsignoff: [Bug 7194] OPAC detail and recent comments pages require corrections for XHTML validity <http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7194>
17:10 oleonard     Take that you slackers.
17:33 libsysguy    is the function build_issue_data in moremember.pl redefined for anybody else?
17:35 cait         ?
17:36 libsysguy    i keep getting an error message in the logs that it is redefined
17:37 cait         hm
17:37 cait         not even sure what it does :)
17:46 libsysguy    I think it insterts into issues
17:47 oleonard     A blast from the past: http://www.screencast.com/t/ma41rAf9yGaO
17:57 * wizzyrea   startles
17:57 wizzyrea     where did you find that?
17:57 wizzyrea     you know there are some things I like about that lol
17:58 cait         :)
17:58 * wizzyrea   ponders an intranet coloring spree
17:58 wizzyrea     "I want BLUE, and GREEN, and YELLOW"
17:58 wizzyrea     ^.^ just kidding
17:59 wizzyrea     that's not accessible :P
17:59 oleonard     I found it on my computer
17:59 wizzyrea     I like the brown tho
17:59 oleonard     That was the template I designed for my library, color-coordinated with our public site of the time.
17:59 wizzyrea     aww
18:00 oleonard     Koha 2.something
18:00 wizzyrea     we should make a screenshot gallery on the wiki
18:00 wizzyrea     :)
18:00 wizzyrea     to preserve that
18:00 oleonard     Maybe even 1.something...
18:00 cait         +1
18:00 cait         :)
18:32 Oak          me go now. good night.
18:45 * chris_n    threatens to go "chrome-al" on firefox
18:45 rangi        morning
18:45 chris_n      heya rangi
18:46 chris_n      got your message about 3.6.x; I'll try just as soon as I can break loose of a few moments
18:47 cait         morning :)
18:57 * oleonard   wonders how Firefox could crash so catastrophically that it would need to be reinstalled
18:57 oleonard     re: Bug 7192
18:57 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7192 critical, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, NEW , can't print in FF without tools permission
18:58 nengard      oleonard, i have no clue
18:58 nengard      but when it tried to reoopen it it took 30 min to get google up
18:58 nengard      and then when i clicked to open a new tab it wouldn't open because it timed  out again
18:58 nengard      everytime i restarted with a new session it did the same thing
18:58 nengard      i restarted my computer and had the same issues
18:58 nengard      the only way i could get the darn thing to start up again was to reinstall
18:59 nengard      maybe it was a plugin i had or something
18:59 nengard      but i needed to do my job and couldn't
19:02 * chris_n    is amazed at nothing firefox can do badly
19:03 chris_n      at least when it involves js
19:04 rangi        and if you think thats bad, try ie 8
19:04 jcamins_away rangi: that's cheating.
19:04 chris_n      hence my threat to go to google chrome
19:04 chris_n      ie stinks, period
19:06 rangi        I use chromium not chrome
19:06 rangi        and firefox, interchangably
19:07 chris_n      for example: right now ff's plug-in container has 64%+ of one of my cpu's
19:07 oleonard     nengard: The only difference I see in the record you posted the screenshot of and the record I tested with is the patron image
19:07 chris_n      mind boggling
19:07 oleonard     But re-testing with a patron image added doesn't make FF go crashy
19:07 nengard      okay, i know it happened
19:07 nengard      and wished i had recorded my actions before the major crash
19:07 nengard      but another library tried it on all those OSes I listed
19:07 nengard      and it crashes for them everytime
19:07 oleonard     Of course, we just need to find out what the trigger was
19:08 nengard      did you give the patron the exact same permissions I listed?
19:08 oleonard     Yes
19:08 nengard      hmmm
19:09 chris_n      eekkk! killing it just caused it to respawn and consume 94%+
19:09 jcamins_away chris_n: I think I may identified the problem here. In what kind of OS does kill -9 cause something to restart?
19:09 oleonard     nengard: I have a report on my intranet that crashes Firefox every time I try to print it, so I know it's possible.
19:10 chris_n      lol
19:11 nengard      hmmmm
19:12 nengard      and i did switch to chrome for a few months but i didn't like it
19:12 nengard      when FF7 came out and it was faster than other FFs I switched back
19:18 rangi        jcamins_away: same pid, or is something respawning it?
19:19 jcamins_away rangi: chris_n is the one with the problem.
19:19 jcamins_away I was just commenting on the fact that kill -9 should kill -9 things.
19:19 rangi        it may well do
19:20 rangi        but something else might be restarting it
19:20 rangi        ive seen that plenty
19:20 chris_n      I think the main ff process respawns it
19:20 rangi        yeah
19:20 chris_n      I'm guessing there is a memory leak in the container process somewhere
19:21 chris_n      this happens after I open a zillion tabs for 2 zillion hours
19:21 * chris_n    loves hyperbole
19:21 chris_n      may tabs with heavy js as well
19:38 rangi        https://github.com/chrisforbes/odr
19:38 rangi        yay!
19:39 rangi        chris forbes works down on level 2
19:39 rangi        https://twitter.com/#!/ijw_chrisf/status/133773279738593280
19:39 wizzyrea     HA!
19:39 wizzyrea     nice
19:40 wizzyrea     making_something_to_increase_ability_to_be_lazy++
19:40 rangi        well it means when someone sends me an odt by email, mutt can just spawn that
19:40 wizzyrea     yea, exactly!
19:40 rangi        which is a total win wwhen you read url mail over ssh
19:41 wizzyrea     hehe
19:55 rhcl         libsysguy
19:55 wahanui      libsysguy is, like, Koha's hottest developer or partying with swedes on his deck
19:55 libsysguy    hey rhcl
19:55 wizzyrea     oleonard reminds me via blog post that i was going to look at "my recent comments"
19:55 libsysguy    so I have a problem guys
19:55 libsysguy    and I think it might be a big one
19:56 nengard      uh oh
19:56 libsysguy    for some reason checkin/checkouts are working randomly
19:56 libsysguy    i am wondering if there is a way to check the consistency of the issues table
19:56 wizzyrea     :O
19:56 rangi        http://www.flickr.com/photos/ranginui/6286655293/in/photostream  recent comments with libravatar
19:57 wizzyrea     naw, not just "recent comments"
19:57 wizzyrea     but "my recent comments"
19:57 wizzyrea     just ime.
19:57 libsysguy    I did a big delete of duplicate biblios a week or two ago from when the matching rules were borken
19:57 wizzyrea     me
19:57 rangi        randomly in what way?
19:57 libsysguy    well…books that are "checked out" are on the shelf
19:57 libsysguy    and sometimes items that show checked in are most definitely checked out
19:57 oleonard     It's always all about you wizzyrea
19:57 wizzyrea     it is, it so is.
19:57 rangi        but they are marked out in issues?
19:57 wizzyrea     wait, what?
19:57 wahanui      it has been said that wait, is it only in items?
19:58 libsysguy    yeah they are marked out
19:58 rangi        or in the items table only
19:58 libsysguy    i am pretty sure its in issues
19:58 rangi        you will want to check that
19:58 libsysguy    my overdues script is grabbing them
19:58 libsysguy    and im 99% sure the overdue function grabs from issues
19:58 rangi        well if its out in issues
19:59 rangi        then koha thinks its out
19:59 libsysguy    right
19:59 rangi        theres no way for it to know otherwise
19:59 libsysguy    right
19:59 wizzyrea     i have seen stuff kinda like that, but it's almost always human error
19:59 wizzyrea     or not watching the screen
19:59 libsysguy    i am wondering if it is too…but they have the print slips to back it up
19:59 libsysguy    well on the ones that are showing in that are out
20:00 rangi        can you replicate, return an item and not have it be returned
20:00 rangi        or issue one, and not have it put a row in the issues table
20:00 libsysguy    that is probably my next step
20:00 wizzyrea     going too fast is another culprit
20:00 cait         hm
20:00 cait         have we ruled out indexing problems?
20:00 rangi        yes
20:01 cait         ok
20:01 rangi        if its overdues cait
20:01 rangi        id try to issue one of the ones they say has been issued
20:01 cait         I think I didn't get part of the problem description
20:01 rangi        and see what happens
20:01 libsysguy    anybody have a duplicated function "build_issue_data" in moremember.pl
20:01 wizzyrea     libsysguy: are these hourly issues?
20:01 libsysguy    not sure
20:01 libsysguy    if they are i'd like to find out
20:01 cait         hmm
20:01 rangi        no
20:01 cait         you could do some checks perhaps
20:01 rangi        its only there once for me
20:02 libsysguy    i keep seeing that in the log
20:02 libsysguy    hmm
20:02 cait         like compare the items with onloan = a date to the entries in issues
20:02 libsysguy    i definitly have 2 build issue data functions
20:02 rangi        yeah you shouldnt
20:02 libsysguy    and that seems like a pretty likely problem
20:02 rangi        could be
20:02 wizzyrea     merge issue possibly?
20:02 wizzyrea     are they different?
20:02 libsysguy    hmm ok I'll investigate it
20:02 rangi        but moremember.pl doesnt do the circ
20:02 libsysguy    yeah maybe
20:02 libsysguy    oh?
20:03 rangi        yeah it doesnt
20:03 libsysguy    well poop
20:03 rangi        its circ/circulation.pl
20:03 rangi        moremember.pl just displays stuff
20:03 rangi        try to replicate first
20:03 libsysguy    ok will do
20:03 rangi        or you will goose chase yourself to death
20:03 wizzyrea     ^^
20:03 libsysguy    I'm in my phys2 lab atm
20:03 libsysguy    but ill check it tonight
20:03 wizzyrea     makes you tired and the goose likes it.
20:04 oleonard     I've met a few geese and they're far more likely to chase you.
20:04 libsysguy    haha indeed
20:04 wizzyrea     hehe
20:04 wizzyrea     (they still like it)
20:14 * magnuse    ponders turning metadata from doaj.org into marc records for easy importing into koha http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=loadTempl&templ=faq#metadata
20:15 rangi        hmmm
20:15 nengard      ooo
20:15 rangi        lemme see what formats its in
20:16 rangi        dublin core
20:16 magnuse      csv
20:16 magnuse      and oai_dc
20:16 rangi        easy peasy then
20:16 magnuse      :-)
20:16 rangi        you can use eythians csv to marc script
20:16 magnuse      ah yes, of course
20:17 rangi        and once you do it
20:17 magnuse      it might also be interesting to split it up based on subject or language, perhaps
20:17 rangi        then you just follow the rss
20:17 rangi        of journals added in the last 7 days
20:17 rangi        and do updates
20:17 rangi        :)
20:18 magnuse      yay, sounds like a project - then it's just a question of finding the time ;-)
20:18 rangi        *nod*
20:19 magnuse      ok, i'm lazy where does eythian's script live again?
20:19 rangi        2 secs
20:20 rangi        http://git.catalyst.net.nz/gw?p=koha.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/import_branch
20:20 rangi        in import/csv
20:21 rangi        take a look at example.sh
20:21 magnuse      ah, thanks a tonne
20:26 magnuse      oh my, there's a lot of effort put into that csvtomarc.p script ;-)
20:26 magnuse      eythian++
20:30 rangi        yes, yes there is
20:33 cait         which brings us to the question: when will he be back? :)
20:33 rangi        today
20:34 rangi        he was in nz yesterday
20:39 cait         ohoh
20:46 wizzyrea     what table are the outgoing email messages kept in again?
20:46 * wizzyrea   consulted the schema, it didn't have a comment for that one :/
20:46 oleonard     schema?
20:46 wahanui      schema is tracked in git.
20:46 oleonard     :P
20:46 wizzyrea     schema.koha-community.org
20:47 wizzyrea     http://schema.koha-community.org
20:47 wizzyrea     schema is also found at http://schema.koha-community.org
20:47 wahanui      okay, wizzyrea.
20:47 oleonard     message_queue I think
20:47 rangi        wizzyrea: you can help
20:47 rangi        there are comments
20:47 wizzyrea     i kno!
20:47 rangi        waiting to be signed off
20:47 wizzyrea     der, that should have been obvious eh
20:47 rangi        once they are in master i can update the schema :)
20:47 wizzyrea     ok ok :)
20:48 rangi        :)
20:48 wizzyrea     slavedriver. <3
20:48 rangi        thats me :)
20:48 * wizzyrea   teases
20:48 rangi        ppl call it mentoring
20:48 * oleonard   heads off to vote
20:48 rangi        i call it making ppl do the stuff i dont want to
20:48 wizzyrea     lulz
20:50 magnuse      tee hee
20:56 wizzyrea     oh my look at all of those patches
20:57 wizzyrea     worth it to apply them all then squash or better to do them one by one?
21:00 cait1        patches?
21:00 wahanui      patches are on the bug
21:00 wizzyrea     the ones for bug 6716
21:00 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6716 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, nengard, ASSIGNED , Database Documentation
21:00 rangi        wizzyrea: you need to test it still works
21:00 rangi        you could do them all
21:01 rangi        and if mysql -u user -p database < kohastruture.sql still works fine
21:01 rangi        squash it
21:01 rangi        if not, find the broken one
21:01 rangi        or you could do one by one .. i suspect its not likely to break
21:01 rangi        so doing them all is probably ok
21:01 wizzyrea     right
21:02 nengard      i did them one by one cause the RM wanted it that way :) hehe
21:02 nengard      many of them were pushed already though  -don't know if they were marked that way
21:03 rangi        yes i removed all that were pushed
21:03 wizzyrea     hmm
21:03 rangi        but the date they were added
21:04 rangi        vs the date i said pushed
21:04 rangi        will tell ya
21:18 rangi        look its schuster !!
21:18 rangi        ltns
21:18 schuster     Has anyone had experience developing QR codes in Koha yet?  Just curious what others are thinking about using.
21:18 schuster     Hey...  was thinking of everyone at KohaCon...  Can't wait to view presentations given.
21:18 rangi        we used qr codes
21:18 rangi        and koha
21:19 rangi        to do nametags for kohacon10
21:19 schuster     :)
21:19 rangi        you can make the qr code just resolve to a url since koha has persitent url's
21:19 schuster     I'm thinking about putting QR codes on the Details page so a person could scan it and have the call number mobile.
21:19 rangi        yup
21:19 rangi        that'd work
21:20 rangi        you could totally do that by putting the image url in 856u
21:20 schuster     Therefore, I was wondering if there were any packages already being used before I go off and find my own Debian QR library to use.
21:20 rangi        i forget what we used
21:20 schuster     I'm thinking of a perl program that dynamically would build them.
21:21 schuster     QR code that is.
21:21 schuster     Then putting that code on the right side below the search other XXXX for this title.
21:21 schuster     I generate QR codes using lots of different tools, but this would be something "native" to Koha and PERL.
21:22 wizzyrea     there's a library for it
21:22 wizzyrea     sec
21:23 schuster     I've found this one HTML::QRCode and Text::QRCode and a Perl program that uses them...
21:23 wizzyrea     oh well never mind then.
21:23 schuster     But they are not Dependancies already within Koha...
21:23 schuster     I have another question but it has to wait until tomorrow..  Dealing with Debian upgrades!
21:31 cait1        schuster: I don't think we have qr codes in koha yet - but sounds like a nice addition :)
21:40 schuster     Thanks - from what I have been talking about this afternoon with another tech person in the district I have bigger problems...  Debian upgrades!  I'll be back tomorrow!
21:55 schuster     see you all tomorrow!
21:56 eythian      hi all
21:59 trea         o/
21:59 wizzyrea     eythian!
21:59 wahanui      eythian is in NZ. ;) or a good influence
21:59 wizzyrea     hi!
22:00 eythian      hello
22:00 wahanui      what's up, eythian
22:01 magnuse      kia ora eythian
22:01 eythian      hi magnuse
22:01 * magnuse    is in awe of csvtomarc.pl
22:02 eythian      horrified awe?
22:02 magnuse      (hm, that didn't look right, but you know what i mean :-)
22:02 magnuse      not at all!
22:02 eythian      heh
22:03 eythian      it has grown from a simple script to a dynamically programmed monstrosity a bit :)
22:03 magnuse      now if i could only figure out how to combine two columns with some text between them...
22:03 magnuse      startyear + " - " + endyear
22:03 magnuse      ...sort of thing
22:04 magnuse      nah, i wouldn't call it a monstrosity - it's impressive!
22:04 eythian      hmm, that might be possible, I can't remember
22:05 eythian      All the functions in there are things I've added as I've found I needed them, so it's possible I've never needed to do that.
22:05 magnuse      never mind, i'll bang my head on it a bit more :-)
22:05 magnuse      i think "combine" is supposed to do it
22:06 * wizzyrea   was admiring the documentation in that script
22:06 magnuse      but the syntax get somewhat complicated there ;-)
22:06 wizzyrea     oh lord I was doing something... sheesh
22:06 eythian      wizzyrea: I have to document it, or I forget how to make it do things :)
22:06 wizzyrea     *nod*
22:06 wizzyrea     but you don't have to document it in ways that others understand, see
22:07 wizzyrea     and you make it so others can understand
22:07 wizzyrea     that is admirable.
22:07 eythian      magnuse: yep, combine will do that
22:07 wizzyrea     :)
22:07 eythian      also, usually I write the documentation while the other half of my brain is working out how I'm going to actually implement it.
22:07 magnuse      what she said
22:08 eythian      magnuse: although, it's possible that combine doesn't have the ability to not take a substring, because I've never needed that :)
22:08 eythian      it'd be easy to add though
22:09 magnuse      ah, that could be, perhaps
22:09 eythian      you could add an arg for it right under the comment that says:
22:09 eythian      # Here's the deal: no adding more stuff here until the copy-pasta bits
22:09 eythian      # are refactored out.
22:09 eythian      :)
22:09 eythian      (of course, you'd have to refactor it, or you're violating the comment ;)
22:11 magnuse      ooh, clever trick! ;-)
22:15 eythian      it was once a 100 line script. It's now a 2,100 line script.
22:15 eythian      also, the most current version is in the rbnz_import branch
22:15 eythian      (because that's what I'm currently working on - I merge it back into import_branch when I'm done)
22:20 magnuse      ah hah!
22:21 magnuse      is that something you'd ever submit for inclusion in koha? seems like something others might find useful...
22:21 rangi        i think something that could live at contribs.koha-community.org
22:21 rangi        when we get that back up
22:21 rangi        in the migration tools area
22:21 eythian      yeah, I plan to merge it into druthb's migration toolbox at some stage, too.
22:22 rangi        cos its not relaly koha specific
22:23 magnuse      true
22:23 rangi        i think it only uses a couple of C4 modules eh?
22:24 wizzyrea     speaking of contribs... where should that live?
22:24 rangi        whereever someone is volunteering to host it ;)
22:24 wizzyrea     keke
22:24 wizzyrea     fair enough.
22:24 magnuse      hm, actually it needs both koha-config.xml and the C4 directory
22:24 rangi        yep, for the mappings
22:25 magnuse      yep
22:25 eythian      yeah, just enough to look up mappings so you can give it column names and it works out the marc
22:25 magnuse      so not quite independent from koha...
22:25 eythian      I've been thinking of making that optional
22:25 rangi        yep, but could be
22:25 rangi        yeah
22:25 eythian      I just haven't got around to it
22:25 magnuse      hehe
22:25 rangi        mostly it exists so we dont have to use the proprietary MarcEdit
22:25 rangi        :)
22:26 rangi        so it might help others avoid that too
22:26 rangi        which is no bad thing
22:26 eythian      also, makes for good reproducability of migration processes
22:26 eythian      (as it's intended to be used by scripts)
22:27 rangi        *nod*
22:31 magnuse      doaj in koha: http://doaj.priv.bibkat.no/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?q=su:History - some encoding messup, though...
22:31 rangi        rock on
22:32 rangi        magnuse++
22:32 cait1        magnuse++ :)
22:32 cait1        and wb eythian :)
22:33 magnuse      eythian++
22:34 eythian      hi cait1
22:35 magnuse      input, output and (meta-)script is here: http://div.libriotech.no/doaj2koha/
22:35 magnuse      that encoding thing will have to wait for another day
22:35 rangi        noice!
22:35 magnuse      good night, #koha!
22:35 eythian      bye magnuse!
22:36 rangi        is it in git?
22:36 * rangi      might do you a patch :)
22:39 magnuse      rangi: https://gist.github.com/1349518
22:39 magnuse      good night!
22:39 rangi        cool :)
22:39 rangi        night
22:42 JoeLib001    Hello, I am trying to find the best way to enter a subscription that is twice monthly in the serials module. The closest thing is a twice a week option. Is there a way to setup a subscription to be twice monthly?
22:43 eythian      magnus_away: the latest version of my script flags the MARC records as UTF8, that might solve your encoding problem
22:46 wizzyrea     wb mfann
22:46 mfann        what?
22:46 wizzyrea     welcome back :P
22:47 rangi        JoeLib001: what version of koha?
22:47 mfann        was i gone?
22:47 wizzyrea     brieflty
22:47 JoeLib001    let me check
22:47 mfann        hmmm
22:47 wizzyrea     nm lol.
22:47 wizzyrea     how about this: hi, nice to see you here.
22:48 mfann        thanks
22:49 rangi        in 3.6.0 there is a 1 every 2 weeks
22:49 rangi        which is pretty close
22:49 JoeLib001    v. 3.04.05.00
22:49 rangi        should be there too
22:49 rangi        1/2 weeks
22:49 rangi        it goes
22:50 JoeLib001    Yeah...
22:50 rangi        1 a week
22:50 rangi        1 every 2 weeks
22:50 rangi        not 2 a week :)
22:50 JoeLib001    I saw that, I was just wondering, if there was some way to get a 1 every month.
22:50 JoeLib001    I mean 2 every month.
22:50 wizzyrea     1 every 2 weeks is as close as you'll get
22:50 rangi        umm wouldnt that be one every 2 weeks?
22:50 JoeLib001    'bah...., this periodicals stuff is crazy. hehe. :-)
22:50 rangi        :)
22:51 wizzyrea     :D
22:51 eythian      http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/3650552.html <-- "librarygate"
22:54 JoeLib001    Does that reset every month or will it make it so that the sixth week it will expect a magazine even though it is the first of the month?
22:54 wizzyrea     O.O
22:54 rangi        i wont reset every month
22:54 rangi        it even
22:55 eythian      wizzyrea: twice a month is not quite the same as every 2 weeks
22:55 rangi        thats why she said as close as you will get
22:55 JoeLib001    That's what I thought. hehe.
22:55 eythian      oh, yeah
22:55 JoeLib001    Ah well.
22:55 rangi        basically 2 a month is without periodicity
22:55 JoeLib001    Awesome.
22:55 rangi        or irregular
22:55 rangi        because it will be
22:55 JoeLib001    Or what's the opposite of that word? Hehehe.
22:55 wizzyrea     eythian: pwnt
22:56 JoeLib001    Unawesome?
22:56 JoeLib001    hehe.
22:56 rangi        :)
22:56 wizzyrea     but I still luv u ;)
22:56 JoeLib001    Can't always have your cake and eat it too I guess.
22:57 wizzyrea     but you can always hire a bunny to climb out of it,
22:57 wizzyrea     SUPRISE!
22:57 JoeLib001    Hehe.
22:57 eythian      http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/File:Rabbit.JPG <-- one like this?
22:57 wizzyrea     HAHA
22:58 wizzyrea     that is awesome.
22:58 wizzyrea     who thought that was a good idea.
22:58 wizzyrea     poor kid.
22:58 JoeLib001    Consensus would be that it would be an irregular periodical then. Now I get to go down the rabbit hole. Anyone have a blue pill so I can go back home?
22:58 JoeLib001    Hehe.
22:59 wizzyrea     oh dear.
22:59 rangi        JoeLib001: i cant think how to programme it in a general way
23:00 rangi        does it always come on the same date(s) every month?
23:00 JoeLib001    Not necessarily. :-)
23:00 rangi        yeah
23:01 rangi        i think without periodicity then im afraid
23:02 JoeLib001    Thanks for the help. :-)
23:04 cait1        night #koha
23:05 eythian      bye cait1