Time  Nick              Message
23:15 * jcamins_away    ponders cookie baking.
22:20 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7127 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Templates must be valid XHTML
22:20 jenkins_koha      * januszop: Error in records.abs for marc21/biblios
22:20 jenkins_koha      * oleonard: Bug 7127 - Follow-up - Templates must be valid XHTML
22:20 jenkins_koha      * oleonard: Bug 7127 - Templates must be valid XHTML
22:20 jenkins_koha      Project Koha_master build #617: STILL UNSTABLE in 53 mn: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/617/
22:17 schuster          by all
22:17 schuster          The book I have doesn't talk about stash!
22:17 schuster          Ah thanks!
22:17 eythian           schuster: git stash apply
22:16 schuster          wizzyrea after I stashed how do I get those back out of stash?
22:06 sekjal            night, #koha!
21:48 eythian           oh, too slow
21:48 eythian           gone to find words? Maybe they're in the stationery cupboard.
21:47 Space_Librarian   bbiab
21:47 Space_Librarian   I'm trying to find the words and failing.
21:43 eythian           like that eh? :)
21:42 Space_Librarian   er...
21:41 eythian           how's it going?
21:41 Space_Librarian   morning eythian
21:39 eythian           hi
21:32 huginn`           New commit(s) kohagit: Error in records.abs for marc21/biblios <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=c1e47b9359a77b6812173b7b23934bbc154a88e4> / Bug 7127 - Follow-up - Templates must be valid XHTML <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=e1ebabf3ec488bc742b6926a64b758f7f6912989> / Bug 7127 - Templates must be valid XHTML <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=311dbc8bc
21:26 jenkins_koha      Starting build #617 for job Koha_master (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE -- last SUCCESS #612 4 j 0 h ago)
21:26 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6943 enhancement, P3, ---, chrish, Pushed to Master , Create new budget from a copy of a previous budget
21:26 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6490 major, P5 - low, ---, kyle.m.hall, Pushed to Master , Lost and paid not updated when book is checked out without check-in
21:26 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7466 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Cart notification popup should appear onscreen even when button is offscreen
21:26 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7453 minor, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Borrower without expiry date breaks opac login
21:26 jenkins_koha      * chrish: Bug 6943: Added ability to duplicate a budget tree (from the edit sub menu)
21:26 jenkins_koha      * kyle.m.hall: Bug 6490 - Lost and paid not updated when book is checked out.
21:26 jenkins_koha      * oleonard: Bug 7466 - Cart notification popup should appear onscreen even when button isn't
21:26 jenkins_koha      * Katrin.Fischer.83: Bug 7453: All patrons should have an expiry date
21:26 jenkins_koha      Project Koha_master build #616: STILL UNSTABLE in 54 mn: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/616/
21:25 wizzyrea          and then... one min.
21:25 wizzyrea          would be to clone the documentation repo
21:25 wizzyrea          what you might do
21:25 Space_Librarian   shouldn't be, I just have to try get it all in one go.
21:24 wizzyrea          it should not be too difficult
21:24 wizzyrea          re: the pdf
21:24 wizzyrea          nope, not just you
21:24 Space_Librarian   so not just me then?
21:24 wizzyrea          but I can't find them.
21:24 wizzyrea          they were being generated automatically, last I heard
21:23 Space_Librarian   drojf maybe it was talk a wee while ago. I can't find it as a PDF... Will have to pull one together myself, methinks.
21:23 wizzyrea          Space_Librarian: it probably is
21:23 schuster          Ah whew...
21:23 wizzyrea          on that one file
21:23 drojf             Space_Librarian: haven't seen it as a PDF
21:22 wizzyrea          that will reset your changes
21:22 schuster          I'm in a branch called test...
21:22 schuster          That will then get a copy from the repo? and replace the one I botched?
21:21 wizzyrea          git checkout path/to/your/file
21:21 wizzyrea          more specifically,
21:21 wizzyrea          git checkout file
21:20 schuster          ok so I did a stupid thing in my git and am not sure how to fix it!  I copied a file over an existing Koha file by accident.  What is the best way to get the  file from the git repo again to add the changes I was "fixing"?
21:20 Space_Librarian   Just throwing a quick question out there - was the 3.6 manual ever pdf'ed? Am I going crazy thinking it was?
21:19 wizzyrea          but i was also compelled to ask
21:18 wizzyrea          i assumed it would
21:18 chris_n           going on
21:18 chris_n           can't have that
21:18 wizzyrea          cool beans.
21:18 chris_n           wizzyrea: yup
21:17 wizzyrea          hehe
21:17 jcamins_away      wizzyrea, now I will think that to
21:16 oleonard          See ya #koha
21:16 jcamins_away      Ah.
21:16 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7160 critical, PATCH-Sent (DO NOT USE), ---, kyle.m.hall, Pushed to Master , paying fines throws error
21:16 jcamins_away      bug 7160
21:15 Space_Librarian   hello! :)
21:14 wizzyrea          heya :)
21:12 * Space_Librarian waves at wizzyrea
21:10 drojf             brr
21:07 huginn`           wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.
21:07 wizzyrea          @later tell chris_n will you be pulling bug 7160 into stable?
21:06 wizzyrea          chris_n: about?
20:53 cait              night
20:50 cait              wizzyrea: lol
20:41 huginn`           Space_Librarian: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 16.0�C (9:00 AM NZDT on February 07, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 77%. Dew Point: 12.0�C. Pressure: 30.06 in 1018 hPa (Steady).
20:41 Space_Librarian   @wunder wellington, nz
20:41 Space_Librarian   Good morning/evening! :)
20:41 * Space_Librarian does a happy dance when she sees druthb
20:40 * druthb          squees and waves at Space_Librarian
20:32 wizzyrea          or a tiny computer for your mouth.
20:32 wizzyrea          or something elves use when their teeth hurt.
20:32 wizzyrea          oradell sounds like a 3rd rate elvish city.
20:31 jenkins_koha      Starting build #616 for job Koha_master (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE -- last SUCCESS #612 3 j 23 h ago)
20:30 jcamins           I'll be back from Oradell.
20:30 jcamins           Time to head home. Early, today.
20:29 huginn`           New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 6943: Added ability to duplicate a budget tree (from the edit sub menu) <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=deeefdeaec59ae2f041f78de221e950aa6c0cbdc> / Bug 6490 - Lost and paid not updated when book is checked out. <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=58c62f69c1cabf31840006531338f9362f0a1e0e> / Bug 7466 - Cart notification popup should appear onscreen even when b
20:27 jcamins           You can learn how to use Koha!
20:26 sekjal            Koha 3 Library Management System is in here, too
20:25 jcamins           Alas, no.
20:24 jcamins           :D
20:24 * jcamins         remembers that Shari's university may have Safari.
20:24 jcamins           Lucky you.
20:24 sekjal            best title so far:  The Cult of LEGO
20:23 wizzyrea          oooooo
20:23 * sekjal          just found his library's trial subscription to Safari Tech Books Online
20:20 cait              ?
20:20 cait              ẞ
20:17 druthb            "The amazing thing is not how well the bear waltzes, but that the bear waltzes at all."  catalyst++
20:16 jcamins           Yes, that would be very cool.
20:16 wizzyrea          ^^ that would be super cool
20:16 sekjal            I think having a staff client app where you can do inventory and rebarcoding in the stacks would be aces
20:16 wizzyrea          fredpierre had a mobile interface
20:15 sekjal            at this time, it only does search and possibly places holds
20:14 jcamins           I didn't realize that.
20:14 jcamins           Oh, that isn't a webapp?
20:14 sekjal            jcamins:  they have produced an Android client for Koha
20:14 jcamins           sekjal: doesn't Catalyst have a start on that?
20:13 jcamins           The last version I used was 4.something.
20:13 jcamins           There's a Netscape *9*?
20:13 jcamins           Well, I guess I'd have to, anyway... it probably won't run on a modern OS.
20:12 jcamins           I will use a separate VM.
20:12 jcamins           Yikes.
20:12 jcamins           oleonard: ah.
20:12 oleonard          jcamins: I mean assigning HTML file types to itself, etc.
20:12 sekjal            something that ties into the phone's camera for barcode scanning
20:12 jcamins           oleonard: what do you mean?
20:12 sekjal            what would be really fun is to write a mobile staff client webapp for Koha in HTML5/CSS3/JQuery
20:11 oleonard          Careful jcamins, Netscape hijacks every kind of file type it can find related to browsing.
20:09 * drojf           goes out for a walk. 9pm, -12°, yeah
20:09 * jcamins         was thinking of testing his website in Netscape Navigator.
20:08 drojf             still frightening though
20:07 jcamins           Woohoo!
20:07 sekjal            less than .2% of traffic
20:07 jcamins           (where -whatever-: something seemingly *always* overrides -whatever-: 0)
20:07 sekjal            thanks to a years worth of Google Analytics data, I can justify to my library dropping support for IE6 on our website
20:07 oleonard          Because of default browser styles?
20:06 jcamins           Especially for IE and Firefox.
20:06 jcamins           A much harder task than you would expect.
20:06 cait              back
20:06 drojf             lol
20:06 oleonard          :P
20:06 jcamins           I think I successfully removed every single gradient from my OPAC.
20:05 jcamins           oleonard: I don't like gradients, apparently.
20:04 oleonard          ...anyway.
20:04 oleonard          ...which we've now switched to.
20:04 oleonard          And don't forget background-gradient. That's required too if you want the same effect.
20:03 drojf             people using ie6 should not see anything on the internet but a warning that they won't be able to see anything on the internet
20:02 * drojf           thinks that's a good idea
20:01 * jcamins         decided he didn't care about older browsers and is just using border-radius.
20:00 * oleonard        realizes the link to the original technique quoted in that post is redirected now
19:58 * drojf           neither
19:58 oleonard          http://www.myacpl.org/koha/?p=217
19:58 * jcamins         didn't realize they served any purpose.
19:58 drojf             ah ok
19:58 jcamins           oleonard: oh, in that case, never mind.
19:58 oleonard          Now that CSS3 is better supported we can probably get rid of it.
19:57 oleonard          The extra markup is necessary to style the buttons the way they are
19:57 drojf             kind of, yes
19:57 jcamins           It seems wasteful, though, doesn't it?
19:56 jcamins           drojf: I have no idea.
19:56 drojf             jcamins: i was just wondering what reason there would be to have <i></i><span><i></i><span></span>Lists </span> after i checked our test install ;)
19:53 cait              brb
19:53 jcamins           We should get rid of the extra <i>s in the cart icon.
19:43 sekjal            jcamins: :)
19:42 sekjal            oleonard:  if we wrapped the user-editable HTML parts in TinyMCE, there is a validator plugin for it
19:42 jcamins           sekjal: I am totally blaming you when Shari asks why I'm restyling my OPAC.
19:40 sekjal            jcamins:  yeah, all the reported issues look very fixable
19:39 jcamins           I can change that. :D
19:39 jcamins           Wait, no. Good news! The problem is the a:hover color.
19:38 jcamins           Yeah, pretty much ruined.
19:38 * jcamins         is doing so.
19:38 oleonard          Next we'll build in a validator so that you can't make invalid or inaccessible customizations
19:38 sekjal            run it through this: http://achecker.ca/checker/index.php
19:37 cait              pretty much i think :P
19:37 * jcamins         wonders how badly he destroyed accessibility with his new layout.
19:37 sekjal            but that's not Koha's problem :)
19:37 sekjal            of course, if you use the opacheader, OpacNav, opaccredits, etc, you can quickly lose validity
19:36 sekjal            an out-of-the-box Koha OPAC main page only has one failure on that test, and it's very easy to fix
19:36 sekjal            WCAG 2.0 AA is an international standard (one of several)
19:36 sekjal            jcamins:  HTML coding for the blind/visually impaired
19:36 jcamins           accessibility++
19:36 jcamins           Ah.
19:35 sekjal            only one small change to make
19:35 * jcamins         doesn't know what that means, but it sounds cool.
19:35 sekjal            did VERY well
19:35 sekjal            I just ran Koha's OPAC main page through a WCAG accessibility validator (since I just installed one locally)
19:35 jcamins           Whenever I'm bored take a look at the cumulative report.
19:34 jcamins           I'd leave that running on my VM all the time.
19:34 sekjal            I was actually just thinking of writing up a guide on how to do NYT::Prof profiling, and have the reports appear on a web-accessible directory automatically
19:34 sekjal            though getting the output converted to HTML reports with unique names would be mildly tricky
19:34 jcamins           You should put the instructions for doing that on the wiki.
19:33 jcamins           Just make sure you have a lot of disk space on /var
19:33 jcamins           Makes sense to me.
19:33 sekjal            so EVERYTHING runs under it, and reports are generated as appropriate
19:33 sekjal            I'm pretty sure I could set up NYT::Prof in the Apache conf
19:32 * jcamins         hasn't tried it, but it seems like a better initial test than opac-detail.
19:32 sekjal            though there might be a bit of fu involved
19:32 sekjal            ~fun
19:32 sekjal            jcamins:  sounds like fu
19:31 jcamins           :D
19:31 jcamins           sekjal: if you ever get a hankering to hunt down memory leaks in the core of C4, you could write a script to slurp an entire database using opac-export.pl under mod_perl+NYTProf.
19:08 drojf             heh
19:08 cait              hmm rumors
19:07 drojf             cait: because i spent all day sitting in front of my computer. i heard oxygen and some activity is good ;)
19:07 cait              bye tcohen
19:07 tcohen            bye #koha
19:06 jcamins           Last night it was well below freezing.
19:06 wizzyrea          yea, that's pretty crazy
19:06 jcamins           You want crazy? _That_ is crazy.
19:06 huginn`           jcamins: The current temperature in Oradell, New Jersey is 10.7�C (2:01 PM EST on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 19%. Dew Point: -12.0�C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009.0 hPa (Falling).
19:06 jcamins           @wunder 07649
19:06 wizzyrea          crazy weather.
19:05 huginn`           wizzyrea: The current temperature in Channel 6 Downtown, Lawrence, Kansas is 9.1�C (1:04 PM CST on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 55%. Dew Point: 1.0�C. Windchill: 8.0�C. Pressure: 30.23 in 1023.6 hPa (Falling).
19:05 wizzyrea          @wunder lawrence ks
19:04 cait              perfect conditions to hide inside
19:04 cait              it's cold and it's dark
19:04 cait              why would you want to do that?
19:04 cait              heh
19:04 drojf             maybe i dont have to go for a walk…
19:03 drojf             right ;)
19:03 cait              :(
19:03 cait              I win
19:01 huginn`           drojf: The current temperature in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany is -11.0�C (7:42 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 53%. Dew Point: -19.0�C. Windchill: -16.0�C. Pressure: 30.72 in 1040.2 hPa (Steady).
19:01 drojf             @wunder berlin, germany
18:57 cait              brr
18:54 huginn`           cait: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is -11.5�C (7:49 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 69%. Dew Point: -16.0�C. Windchill: -12.0�C. Pressure: 30.53 in 1033.7 hPa (Falling).
18:54 cait              @wunder Konstanz
18:54 drojf             i was wondering because i thought that it worked for me when i tried it some time ago. our lexile numbers are something like "A1", "A2" etc. and not strictly numeric. but it turns out that in my older file it is "melm 521$a      lex,lex:n" and in master "lex" is missing and only "melm 521$a      lex:n" is left so either i added that here when i was fiddling around with it (i doubt that) or somebody else deleted it.
18:54 cait              @
18:50 jcamins           drojf: in principle.
18:44 drojf             does lex:n strictly mean "numeric value" in the sense of "digits"?
18:42 drojf             that's good :)
18:41 cait              no longer grumpy ;)
18:40 cait              :)
18:40 drojf             hooray
18:40 cait              yep
18:40 drojf             can you see again? :)
18:40 drojf             hi cait
18:40 cait              and hi!
18:40 cait              drojf++ :)
18:28 jcamins           lol
18:27 drojf             but i will get it eventually
18:26 drojf             before i knew zebra i thought marc21 was crazy
18:26 drojf             yes
18:26 jcamins           But that addition has to go before the melm 653.
18:26 drojf             thanks
18:25 drojf             woohoo
18:25 jcamins           Right.
18:25 drojf             so i don't screw up the following 653 "Subject" indexing, is that correct?
18:25 drojf             melm 653$a	ln-class:w,ln-class:s,Subject,Subject:p
18:25 drojf             if i understand the wiki correctly i have to use
18:25 drojf             melm 653        Subject,Subject:p
18:25 drojf             in record.abs. there is already
18:25 drojf             melm 653$a 	ln-class:w,ln-class:s
18:25 drojf             jcamins: another zebra question if you don't mind. i need
18:14 jcamins           lol
18:13 * chris_n         wonders if Quiznos realizes that cookies are always free on the internet
18:07 sekjal            lunch time!
18:05 Guillaume         So long
18:05 Guillaume         Ah, cool !
18:05 jcamins           Guillaume: no, you can go home now. :)
18:05 Guillaume         No more french needed here ?
18:04 Guillaume         ok
18:04 jcamins           I'm writing about a book that BDIC owns a copy of, and I wanted to make sure I was listing the right library.
18:04 druthb            hm.
18:04 * druthb          tries again.
18:04 Guillaume         :'(
18:04 druthb            wait...why didn't..    *boggle*
18:04 druthb            /me makes jcamins another cup of tea.
18:04 Guillaume         Great news !
18:04 jcamins           Nope.
18:04 Guillaume         Koha interest in BDIC ?
18:04 * jcamins         has only had two cups of tea today.
18:03 jcamins           Thanks.
18:03 jcamins           Heh. Guess I should've thought of that earlier.
18:03 drojf             fr.wikipedia.org agrees ;)
18:03 Guillaume         see http://www.bdic.fr/
18:03 jcamins           Thanks!
18:03 jcamins           Yay!
18:03 Guillaume         yes, I think
18:02 jcamins           Guillaume: is "BDIC" the correct abbreviation for the Bibliotheque de documentation internationale contemporaine?
18:02 Guillaume         ok
18:02 jcamins           I have a very quick question for you.
18:02 Guillaume         But not for long ;-)
18:02 jcamins           Yay!
18:01 Guillaume         I'm french and still here !
18:01 jcamins           Alas.
18:01 * jcamins         watches all the French people leave.
17:57 jcamins           Or anyone from France at all, for that matter?
17:57 jcamins           Any BibLibrans around?
17:52 wizzyrea          since there's not really something to "sign off on" for that particular thing
17:52 wizzyrea          well i'm inclined to comment and say "this works, we should include it"
17:52 cait              can't say much about the way it's done
17:52 cait              it worked nicely
17:52 cait              I did test fredericd's too
17:50 wizzyrea          I suppose I could test tcohen's too
17:50 wizzyrea          now, this was fdemains cpan version
17:50 wizzyrea          never got overwhelmed
17:50 wizzyrea          it did somewhere between 80-200 a go
17:49 jcamins           Nifty!
17:49 wizzyrea          well I did a bib import of 30k records - the daemon seemed to work a treat - I set it to poll every 5 seconds
17:49 chris_n           lunch... been there, done that :)
17:48 cait              :)
17:48 cait              heh
17:48 wizzyrea          hmm lunch.
17:48 cait              mmh dinner
17:48 * chris_n         has to go play with his new TI-nspire
17:48 slef              dinner
17:48 slef              I like wahanui's reaction to jcamins's suggestion.
17:48 oleonard          Ignorance is bliss!
17:47 slef              oleonard: put overflow: hide or whatever it is in the CSS? ;-)
17:47 * wizzyrea        highfives chris_n
17:46 chris_n           snap
17:46 wizzyrea          (then submit the patch)
17:46 chris_n           and then submit it for inclusion ;-)
17:46 * chris_n         thinks if you don't like the way Koha is, do it better
17:46 wahanui           jcamins: that doesn't look right
17:46 jcamins           oleonard: change it so that you only display one result per page.
17:46 chris_n           yeah, I was too
17:46 jcamins           oleonard: lol
17:46 wizzyrea          O.O
17:46 * oleonard        wonders how you modify every page in Koha to eliminate scrolling
17:45 jcamins           chris_n: yeah, I've been wondering.
17:45 sekjal            oleonard:  I just git-bz'ed 6865!
17:45 * chris_n         wonders how one would go about "restarting" a web app?
17:42 jcamins           (but didn't have time for)
17:42 jcamins           Oh, there was another patch oleonard did that I wanted to sign off on.
17:41 wizzyrea          too.
17:41 wizzyrea          you may get your wish on that one.
17:41 wizzyrea          :)
17:41 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6865 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Needs Signoff , Replace image-based gradient backgrounds with CSS3 gradients
17:41 oleonard          Oh no no no, you need a much simpler, more restful bug to test. Something nice and quiet like the follow-up on Bug 6865.
17:41 wizzyrea          lol
17:40 jcamins           You ran screaming away in horror, I looked on disappointedly. ;)
17:40 wizzyrea          i was going to look at it today :)
17:40 jcamins           You asked, I answered. :)
17:40 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7284 major, P3, ---, jcamins, Needs Signoff , Authority matching algorithm improvements
17:40 jcamins           wizzyrea: did you see my test plan for bug 7284?
17:12 francharb         grrrr
17:12 huginn`           francharb: The current temperature in Lyon, France is -3.0�C (6:00 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 34%. Dew Point: -17.0�C. Windchill: -9.0�C. Pressure: 30.30 in 1026 hPa (Steady).
17:12 francharb         @wunder lyon, france
17:12 francharb         see ya
17:06 gaetan_B          err bye #koha, actually !
17:06 gaetan_B          by koha !
16:58 cait              is she travelling
16:58 cait              oh
16:50 slef              [off] envy, even
16:50 slef              [off] I don't even Sarah
16:49 huginn`           slef: The current temperature in APRSWXNET Bad Oeynhausen DE, Bad Salzuflen, Germany is -8.3�C (5:33 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 65%. Dew Point: -14.0�C. Windchill: -13.0�C. Pressure: 30.57 in 1035.1 hPa.
16:49 slef              @wunder Bad Salzuflen
16:49 * druthb          shivers
16:49 huginn`           druthb: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is -10.6�C (5:44 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 64%. Dew Point: -16.0�C. Windchill: -11.0�C. Pressure: 30.53 in 1033.7 hPa (Steady).
16:49 druthb            @wunder konstanz
16:49 slef              surprisingly mild today
16:49 huginn`           slef: The current temperature in Weston-Super-Mare, United Kingdom is 5.9�C (4:45 PM GMT on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 78%. Dew Point: 2.0�C. Windchill: 6.0�C. Pressure: 30.46 in 1031.4 hPa (Steady).
16:49 slef              @wunder Weston-super-Mare SOMERSET
16:48 huginn`           druthb: The current temperature in Lawrence Live-Courtesy of the Khoury's, Lawrence, Kansas is 3.3�C (10:47 AM CST on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 80%. Dew Point: 0.0�C. Windchill: 3.0�C. Pressure: 30.33 in 1027.0 hPa (Steady).
16:48 druthb            @wunder 66049
16:34 jcamins           Actually, in Perl that's necessary for certain types of dispatching, isn't it?
16:33 * jcamins         isn't.
16:29 tcohen            yes, I confess i was suprised
16:29 tcohen            jcamins: hahaha
16:29 jcamins           tcohen: I meant "you're surprised?"
16:29 tcohen            goto &lib::function if condition_not_valid
16:28 tcohen            and it has stuff like
16:28 tcohen            yeap, its a wrapper library
16:28 * oleonard        remembers the kerfuffle when they added it to PHP not too long ago
16:27 jcamins           tcohen: really?
16:26 * tcohen          never thought I would find a 'goto' on a modern library
16:26 cait              but the tags are not consistent on git anyway
16:25 cait              not getting confused
16:25 slef              the difference gets me sometimes
16:25 cait              hm no
16:25 slef              rel_3_6 is bugzilla, 3.6.x is git
16:25 cait              slef: um - where are those? bugzilla?
16:25 * slef            has old eyes
16:25 jcamins           cait: yay!
16:25 slef              cait: ever get confused between rel_3_6 and 3.6.x?
16:25 * cait            has new glasses :)
16:24 cait              hi jcamins :)
16:24 slef              jcamins: I suspect so.
16:24 cait              good idea
16:24 cait              oh
16:24 jcamins           slef: imagemagick?
16:24 cait              hm no ida?
16:24 cait              hi slef :)
16:24 slef              on debian squeeze.
16:24 slef              other random fun things to check: how does koha end up pulling in libgtk2.0-common
16:23 slef              hi cait
16:20 slef              maybe another bugzilla change to suggest on list
16:19 slef              jcamins: ask git for rel_3_6 and it checks out master instead, which is a pig to fix
16:19 jcamins           slef: that's confusing.
16:19 drojf             jcamins++ # just learned that you actually count here :)
16:19 slef              jcamins: rel_3_6 in bugzilla, 3.6.x in git IIRC
16:19 jcamins           slef: huh? What's the difference?
16:18 slef              does anyone else get confused between rel_3_6 and 3.6.x or is it just me?
16:18 drojf             ah, i see. thanks for clarifying!
16:16 jcamins           drojf: exactly what it sounds like. The data ends up in an index, but it doesn't appear to be commingle with the :w-indexed data, and therefore doesn't work with CCL.
16:16 tcohen            wizzyrea++ :-D :-D
16:15 * wizzyrea        needs MOAR RECORDS
16:15 wizzyrea          tcohen: so far so good :)
16:13 drojf             jcamins: what do you mean by "it goes somewhere else"?
16:12 hdl               jcamins: and with abs2dom, it is even worse.
16:11 jcamins           In practice, it goes somewhere else.
16:11 jcamins           drojf: in principle without a type is the same as :w.
16:08 tcohen            i hope I was right :$
16:08 tcohen            ooops
16:08 * wizzyrea        goes to verify that claim :)
16:08 wizzyrea          cool, that's what I was wondering
16:08 tcohen            i've never used batch-mod
16:08 tcohen            wizzyrea: as it works sequentialy, it wont start a new run until it wont finish the 10000 items edit queue
16:08 wizzyrea          tcohen: do you have any experience with batch-mod + the daemon? How does it work?
16:07 drojf             sorry for the flood  :)
16:07 druthb            trea++
16:07 drojf             would be glad if someone could enlighten me. the indexdata doc did not really help or i'm too blind to find much on that matter there.
16:07 drojf             what is the difference between "Title" here and "Title:w" for melm 245$a?
16:07 drojf             melm 730        Title,Title:p,Title-uniform
16:07 drojf             2. what is the difference between :w and no : at all? for example
16:07 drojf             1. i suppose sort index is for all fields that i would like to sort my results by. is that correct?
16:07 drojf             i understand :p is phrase, :w is word and :s is sort index. i guess :n (not in this example) is number. i can guess the difference between word and phrase indexing.
16:07 drojf             melm 245$a      […] Title:w,Title:p,Title:s
16:07 drojf             i have some zebra questions. in record.abs i find :p, :w, :s, :n, for example
16:06 wizzyrea          sekjal: that's a great idea.
16:06 sekjal            wizzyrea:  do a batch item edit on 10,000 materials... that should load it up pretty good
16:06 reiveune          bye
16:04 wizzyrea          sure sure.
16:04 tcohen            well, it was fixed for master and such....
16:04 wizzyrea          I'd love to try it out on NExpress, but I can certainly confirm that it works as described
16:03 wizzyrea          holy cannoli.
16:03 tcohen            it's been year and a half in production here
16:03 wizzyrea          you run it in production?
16:02 wizzyrea          would need to put it under load, though.
16:02 tcohen            That's what my librarians think :-D
16:02 wizzyrea          sub-minute zebraqueue processing is pretty great.
16:02 wizzyrea          so far so good on 5166 :D
15:59 jcamins           Ooh, this I like.
15:57 tcohen            that would be as easy as memoizing everything we consider can be cached
15:57 tcohen            hdl: I think once we have a proper method for invalidating cached data
15:56 hdl               Consider also caching the results for pages.
15:56 hdl               tcohen: it would be something to consider.
15:55 jcamins           :)
15:55 jcamins           Since I'm not writing such an interface yet, I'm not particularly vigorous in my calls.
15:54 * jcamins         has been calling for an option for an out-of-band rendering daemon so that he could cache more aggressively without causing any problems for other Koha-ians.
15:52 * jcamins         would cache the results of the XSLT processing if he could.
15:51 jcamins           But I'm very big on caching.
15:48 jcamins           It sounds like a good idea to *me*.
15:46 tcohen            just needed a confirmation of anyone that it was worth giving it a try
15:46 tcohen            i'll do some tests and come back
15:45 tcohen            the memoize::memcached dev told me to take over the lib
15:45 jcamins           This makes sense to me.
15:44 tcohen            i propose memoize_memcached(func_name,...,%functions_that_invalidate_cache)
15:44 tcohen            we now have memoize_memcached(func_name,...)
15:44 jcamins           That sounds very logical to me.
15:43 tcohen            the same way it is done for memoizing functions
15:43 tcohen            and create wrapper functions for those 'writers that invalidate cache'
15:43 tcohen            we add a list of references to funcionts that invalidate cache for a specific memoized function
15:42 tcohen            I'd like to propose a modification of memoize::memcached so
15:42 jcamins           I probably don't know enough to respond. :(
15:42 jcamins           tcohen: I'd like to hear about the proposal. :)
15:42 tcohen            is there anyone here that wants to talk about a proposal I have around memoization?
15:40 * jcamins         is particularly proud of the various "Actions" menus. :)
15:40 jcamins           Any further suggestions are welcome!
15:40 jcamins           oleonard: thanks.
15:39 oleonard          Nice work jcamins, that's really snazzy
15:39 * druthb          is gonna have to get back to work on some good ideas--I used to be 9th!
15:38 huginn`           jcamins: Highest karma: "rangi" (506), "oleonard" (425), and "wizzyrea" (288).  Lowest karma: "<!" (-109), "failed" (-70), and "-" (-41).  You (jcamins) are ranked 9 out of 1935.
15:38 jcamins           @karma
15:38 huginn`           druthb: Highest karma: "rangi" (506), "oleonard" (425), and "wizzyrea" (288).  Lowest karma: "<!" (-109), "failed" (-70), and "-" (-41).  You (druthb) are ranked 12 out of 1935.
15:38 druthb            @karma
15:38 jcamins           oleonard++ # for his insightful blog that helped with the redesign of http://demo.cplibraries.com/
15:38 huginn`           druthb: "rangi": 511, "oleonard": 429, "wizzyrea": 288, "gmcharlt": 284, "chris_n": 262, "cait": 228, "nengard": 206, "sekjal": 196, "jcamins": 171, "paul_p": 166, "kf": 149, "druthb": 140, "magnuse": 129, "slef": 124, "eythian": 79, "hdl": 62, "hdl_laptop": 60, "biblibre": 57, "jwagner": 54, "fredericd": 54, "thd": 45, "kmkale": 44, "atz": 44, "pianohacker": 39, and "larsw": 37
15:38 druthb            @most increased
15:37 * druthb          snickers.
15:36 wizzyrea          whoa whoa whoa.
15:36 tcohen            wizzyrea++
15:36 * druthb          has reasons of her own for giving wizzyrea extra karma.
15:36 * jcamins         tried testing it but after finding that it seemed to work realized that he hadn't been around long enough to know what exactly zebraqueuedaemon was supposed to do.
15:35 druthb            wizzyrea++
15:35 wizzyrea          (it's still installing!)
15:35 wizzyrea          pft, you can give me karma if I actually get the testing done :P
15:34 wizzyrea          heya
15:34 jcamins           wizzyrea++
15:34 * jcamins         waves to everyone.
15:28 oleonard          wizzyrea++
15:28 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5166 enhancement, PATCH-Sent (DO NOT USE), ---, tomascohen, Needs Signoff , Reintroduce a zebraqueue daemon, make several rebuild_zebra.pl functions a lib
15:28 wizzyrea          i'm getting ready to test bug 5166
15:27 wizzyrea          heya
15:27 * druthb          waves to wizzyrea. :)
15:17 hdl               drojf1: which zebra ? the zebra before dom or after dom :D
15:14 * wizzyrea        waves
15:09 * drojf1          wonders if he will understand zebra before koha has solr
14:58 clrh              thantks cait oleonard francharb for vocab answer (I was afk one hour, sorry)
14:38 lculber           Bye, koha!
14:38 francharb         :)
14:37 lculber           francharb:  So rarely can I contribute anything, I'm very glad to help.
14:37 francharb         i'm going to tell the developer that they can find advices here! ;)
14:36 francharb         ok
14:34 lculber           francharb:  we have regular books too and files.  Those have holds too.  But we only allow one day on everything except for staff.
14:33 francharb         for the library we are working with, it looks like a little bit more complex since they dont want the patron to be able to place hold on the available books + they have "regular" stacks and 1 day loan is not enought for their needs
14:32 lculber           francharb: or if the law says they are restricted for some reason there are more hoops to go through
14:31 lculber           francharb:  if they are rare or fragile or "special"
14:30 lculber           francharb: yes.  There are books, manuscripts, maps, photos, and audio-visuals
14:30 francharb         is the archive part of the library?
14:30 francharb         lculber, do you only have "special access" books in you library?
14:30 lculber           They still have to do hold request though. Just jump through more hoops.
14:29 lculber           francharb:  we have some items that are so rare they have to ask for special permission and sign papers, but those are few.
14:28 francharb         ok
14:28 collum            If the item we retrieve cannot be checked-out, we just ask the patron to bring it back to the reference desk.  Otherwise, our closed stacks have normal circulation periods.
14:27 lculber           francharb: right
14:27 francharb         right?
14:27 francharb         so you allow hold on available items, tight?
14:27 lculber           francharb: Yes,  They do a hold request.
14:26 francharb         lculber, and before that? the patron ask for the access?
14:26 hdl               lculber: hourly loans... is the stuff we are to look and work on
14:26 francharb         so i won't know how it will work
14:25 lculber           francharb:  We allow items to be checked out only for a day and only in a certain room (with a guard)
14:25 francharb         lculber, collum, but i'm not in charge of this development
14:25 francharb         lculber, collum, one of the libraries we are working with ask us to develop a something to manage the access to the closed stacks
14:24 hdl               collum:  lculber and oleonard thanks
14:23 lculber           Ours are one of a kind and rare.
14:22 collum            We store our old newspapers and magazines in closed stacks.  Mainly because of space limitations.
14:22 lculber           Most of our collections are circulated through closed stacks.
14:21 hdl               k tahnks.
14:21 francharb         oleonard, that's funny, i checked on wikipedia and found the same page
14:21 oleonard          "A closed stack library contains books and other items that are not available for viewing or browsing by the general public"
14:20 lculber           francharb:  we use closed stacks in archives. Could we help maybe?
14:20 oleonard          http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_closed_stack_libraries
14:20 francharb         oleonard, i think that the same question
14:20 hdl               oleonard: could be.
14:20 hdl               francharb: thanks.
14:20 oleonard          "documents" made me think you meant something other than books.
14:19 francharb         ?
14:19 hdl               francharb: beat me.
14:19 hdl               oh yeas.
14:19 lculber           hello koha.  francharb still around?
14:19 oleonard          Is this the same question francharb just asked? I think "closed stacks" is correct
14:18 hdl               you know a room where only librarians can access and bring documents to users ?
14:18 collum            Vertical file?
14:18 oleonard          Stock documents? I don't understand.
14:17 hdl               in libraries in france it is called "magasin"
14:17 hdl               oleonard: how do you call the place where you stock documents in a library ?
14:05 * oleonard        taps experimentally on the microphone
14:01 oleonard          I am seeking opinions.
14:01 oleonard          UPDATE reviews SET borrowernumber = NULL WHERE borrowernumber IN (SELECT borrowernumber FROM deletedborrowers);
14:01 oleonard          DELETE FROM reviews WHERE biblionumber IN (SELECT biblionumber from deletedbiblio);
14:01 oleonard          I'm thinking running an update on reviews before doing the update is in order
14:00 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7493 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED , Deleting a record with comments breaks "Recent Comments"
14:00 oleonard          So, to recap: Fix for Bug 7493 would be to add foreign key constraints on biblio and borrowers, but trying to do so when deleted biblios or borrowers are referenced in reviews table causes error
13:47 francharb         ;)
13:47 francharb         see ya
13:46 cait              ok, have to go, bbl
13:46 cait              francharb: I think french and german libraries are similar - well except for the fine in days thing perhps :)
13:45 francharb         talking
13:45 francharb         that's exactly what we are taking about
13:43 cait              to a hold
13:43 cait              so someone can go and get them for you, in difference to a holds - which here will only be allowed on checked out books
13:43 francharb         thanks cait !
13:43 cait              german libraries do that too - and you have to order available books :)
13:43 cait              francharb: closed stacks is what we were told to call it
13:37 francharb         thanks!
13:37 francharb         oki
13:37 oleonard          If I recall correctly it's the term we used when I worked in a library with that kind of setup
13:37 francharb         because the library doesnt have enought room to display them
13:37 francharb         it could be just to store books
13:36 francharb         oleonard, is it the word you used in your library?
13:36 oleonard          "closed stacks" sounds like a good phrase for that
13:36 francharb         book
13:36 francharb         because they can't be issues like "normal" bool
13:35 francharb         cait, is "book stack" the word commonly used for the room closed to public where a library keep books
13:35 cait              clrh: perhaps when you describe people will have an idea?
13:33 cait              not sure, I don't know french :)
13:33 cait              clrh: perhaps closed stacks?
13:29 clrh              bookstack
13:28 clrh              in frensh it is called "communication sur place" or "demande en magasin"
13:26 clrh              I have a vocabulary question
13:26 wahanui           que tal, clrh
13:26 clrh              hello
12:25 marcelr           bye
12:13 kf                bye all
11:33 kf                brrr
11:33 drojf1            i've seen people riding bikes on the canal near my home yesterday :D
11:27 magnuse           brr
11:27 drojf1            oj, the windchill does look worse
11:26 drojf1            thanks
11:26 drojf1            seems not worse than berlin :)
11:26 drojf1            ah!
11:26 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Tromso, Norway is -16.0�C (11:50 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Light Snow. Humidity: 78%. Dew Point: -19.0�C. Windchill: -24.0�C. Pressure: 30.18 in 1022 hPa (Rising).
11:26 magnuse           @wunder tos
11:26 drojf1            no love for tromsø
11:26 huginn`           magnuse: Error: No such location could be found.
11:26 magnuse           @wunder tromso, norway
11:25 drojf1            where does he get the info from?
11:25 drojf1            :(
11:25 huginn`           drojf1: Error: No such location could be found.
11:25 drojf1            @wunder tromsø, norway
11:24 huginn`           drojf1: Error: No such location could be found.
11:24 drojf1            @wunder tromso
11:24 drojf1            but he could see ;)
11:24 kf                heh
11:23 drojf1            i had a crazy flatmate once that taped his glasses. for a few days until he has a new pair people thought. but he kept wearing them for weeks or months, fixed with blue tape. looked crazy :)
11:23 kf                I tried taping, but didn't work
11:22 kf                they are trying to build a replacement using a reamless frame... hopefully it works
11:22 drojf1            tape them together ;)
11:22 kf                yeah
11:22 drojf1            ouch
11:22 kf                they broke into 2 pieces
11:21 drojf1            what happened to your glasses?
11:21 kf                + my grumpiness
11:21 drojf1            thanks. i understand it now
11:21 kf                I blame all typos today on my missing glasses
11:21 kf                heh
11:21 drojf1            took
11:21 drojf1            narf
11:21 drojf1            wook. damn keyboard
11:21 drojf1            :)
11:21 drojf1            tool a while
11:21 kf                if you use title level itemtypes you can have 1 item for referecne, others avaulable for loan
11:21 drojf1            ah!
11:20 kf                so all items of the record, have the itemtype of 942$c
11:20 kf                record level itemtypes mean you don't have an itemtype on item level
11:20 drojf1            i'm not sure if i understand what that means. what is the difference?
11:19 kf                it's similar
11:19 kf                item-level_itypes is the pref I think
11:19 drojf1            yeah that is the ine i am wondering about especially. is it the same as 952y?
11:19 kf                is used when you work with recod level itemtypes and as a default for adding new items
11:19 kf                942$c itemtype
11:19 kf                or one
11:18 kf                drojf1: only 3 fields I think that are important there
11:18 magnuse           they had -37 or something last night
11:17 drojf1            omg
11:17 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Kautokeino, Norway is -30.0�C (7:00 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 62%. Dew Point: -33.0�C. Pressure: 30.15 in 1021 hPa (Falling).
11:17 magnuse           @wunder kautokeino
11:17 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is -9.0�C (11:50 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 79%. Dew Point: -12.0�C. Windchill: -18.0�C. Pressure: 30.09 in 1019 hPa (Steady).
11:17 magnuse           @wunder boo
11:17 drojf1            frozen fingers ;)
11:16 drojf1            find
11:16 drojf1            i can only fint it in the indexing part of the deocumentation
11:16 drojf1            *wiki page
11:16 drojf1            is there a wikip gae for 942 like this one for 952 http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Holdings_data_fields_%289xx%29#MARC21_Holding_field.2C_3.0.x.2C_3.2.x_and_3.4.x_default_-_field_952?
11:16 drojf1            hm
11:16 huginn`           drojf1: unknown tag 942
11:16 drojf1            @marc 942
11:14 drojf1            not sure how much i like that
11:14 drojf1            they say i's going to stay that cold for a while
11:13 drojf1            heh
11:12 asaurat           so now you're warm for 25 more years
11:11 drojf1            yup
11:11 kf                eew
11:11 drojf1            coldest night in 25 years last night
11:11 huginn`           kf: The current temperature in Konstanz, Germany is -9.0�C (12:00 PM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: -15.0�C. Pressure: 30.53 in 1034 hPa (Rising).
11:11 kf                @wunder Konstanz
11:10 huginn`           drojf1: The current temperature in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany is -13.4�C (11:42 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 60%. Dew Point: -20.0�C. Windchill: -17.0�C. Pressure: 30.72 in 1040.2 hPa (Falling).
11:10 drojf1            @wunder berlin, germany
11:10 kf                :)
11:10 drojf1            hi kf :)
11:10 kf                hi drojf1
11:10 drojf1            hi #koha
09:43 magnuse           good news for the rest of us, that is... ;-)
09:42 mtj               well, good news.... :) its buggy bib-data causing my problem, not Koha
08:45 francharb         hello
08:43 magnuse           yay
08:42 mtj               thanks magnuse, ill report my findings - when finished
08:40 magnuse           happy hunting mtj!
08:39 mtj               ....i'll keep poking till i get to the bottom of it :)
08:37 mtj               i wonder if there might be a s/bib/bibitem/ typo, in the C4::Biblio.pm file, thats causing this even?
08:35 mtj               hmm, i do need to re-confirm this.... and make sure its not some glitchy bib data - thats the problem
08:34 mtj               for some Koha bibs with mismatching bib and bib-item numbers, the script does some bib corruption ?!? :/
08:32 mtj               heya amit
08:32 mtj               .... the bug happens when running the post-upgrade  '/remove_items_from_biblioitems.pl' script
08:31 mtj               i think i have discovered an interesting bug with a Koha.2.2 upgrade , to a Koha-3.4
08:31 magnuse           hi Amit_Gupta
08:30 Amit_Gupta        mtj around?
08:30 Amit_Gupta        heya magnuse
08:29 magnuse           ff 10, eh? moving fast!
08:27 mtj               kia ora magnuse , hi all
08:27 * magnuse         waves to mtj
08:26 magnuse           bonjour paul_p
08:22 marcelr           hi mtj
08:22 marcelr           ok
08:22 * mtj             waves to europe
08:22 kf                my glasses are broken, I have a hard time reading my mails
08:22 marcelr           oops
08:22 kf                marcelr: sorry not today
08:22 marcelr           hi paul_p
08:21 huginn`           04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3264 major, P2, ---, m.de.rooy, Needs Signoff , Uncloning a dropdown list in MARC authorities/biblio editor may clear all subfields (see comment 17)
08:21 marcelr           kf: could you check on bug 3264 shortly?
08:21 paul_p            (marcelr & kf mainly)
08:21 paul_p            good morning Europe !
08:21 marcelr           hi kf
08:21 kf                hi marcelr
08:20 asaurat           hi!
08:08 marcelr           hi gaetan_B
08:07 wahanui           privet, gaetan_B
08:07 gaetan_B          hello
08:02 marcelr           hi kf
08:02 kf                good morning #koha
08:01 reiveune          hi :)
08:00 marcelr           hi reiveune
08:00 reiveune          hello
07:52 magnuse           yeah
07:52 marcelr           for them unusual
07:52 magnuse           still cold in marseille too!
07:51 magnuse           marcelr: true
07:51 marcelr           not as in norway
07:51 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Marseille, France is -4.0�C (8:30 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 46%. Dew Point: -14.0�C. Windchill: -12.0�C. Pressure: 30.12 in 1020 hPa (Steady).
07:51 magnuse           @wunder marseille
07:51 magnuse           ooh, that's cold!
07:51 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Amsterdam, Netherlands is -9.0�C (8:25 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 73%. Dew Point: -13.0�C. Windchill: -14.0�C. Pressure: 30.54 in 1034 hPa (Steady).
07:51 magnuse           @wunder amsterdam, netherlands
07:51 marcelr           ?
07:51 huginn`           marcelr: Error: No such location could be found.
07:51 magnuse           hiya marcelr
07:51 marcelr           @wunder amsterdam
07:50 marcelr           hi magnuse
07:50 huginn`           magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is -11.0�C (8:20 AM CET on February 06, 2012). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 85%. Dew Point: -13.0�C. Windchill: -21.0�C. Pressure: 29.95 in 1014 hPa (Steady).
07:50 magnuse           @wunder boo
07:50 magnuse           kia ora #koha
07:45 alex_a            :s
07:45 marcelr           not that much
07:45 alex_a            marcelr: do you know about koha and ldap ?
07:45 alex_a            hi marcelr
07:40 marcelr           hi paul_p & alex_a
07:38 alex_a            morning koha
07:32 paul_p_           good morning #koha
07:30 marcelr           hi koha
05:51 cait              hi Amit
05:49 Amit_Gupta        heya cait
05:44 cait              t
05:34 cait_______       morning koha
03:42 Amit_Gupta        heya bag