Time  Nick              Message
23:45 rangi             heh
23:43 bag               I like the one that says - Kados talks to himself a lot
23:41 bag               oh mines not too bad
23:41 rangi             :)
23:41 bag               I know I'm being :P
23:41 rangi             http://stats.workbuffer.org/ircstats/  <-- on here
23:41 bag               Cause I know the almonds and the story
23:41 bag               that quote rules!!!
23:41 wahanui           I LIKE ALMONDS! HAVE SOME NUTS!
23:41 bag               rangi?
23:40 rangi             i like my new quote
23:40 rangi             done
23:36 huginn            bag: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 19.0°C (12:00 PM NZDT on February 24, 2012). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 68%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 29.77 in 1008 hPa (Falling).
23:36 bag               @wunder wellington, nz
23:36 rangi             ill make it brendan then
23:35 bag               up to you  - I miss brendan
23:35 rangi             what do you prefer?
23:35 huginn            bag: The current temperature in K6LCM-Westside/Mesa, Santa Barbara, California is 23.3°C (3:33 PM PST on February 23, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 30%. Dew Point: 5.0°C. Pressure: 29.75 in 1007.3 hPa (Steady).
23:35 bag               @wunder 93109
23:35 bag               I used to be pretty chatty in channel back in the day - but I'm not so much anymore
23:35 bag               hmmm rangi can you move brendan to bag?  or bag to brendan?
23:32 rangi             http://stats.workbuffer.org/ircstats/
23:14 cait              good night all :)
23:12 Brooke            rangi++
23:11 cait              for helping with the tests and because he is so awesome heh
23:11 cait              rangi++
23:10 Space_Librarian   yay cait!
23:10 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7576 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, katrin.fischer, Needs Signoff , Add ISSN to SearchForTitleIn
23:10 cait              bug 7576
23:09 cait              and it includes unit tests!
23:09 cait              :P
23:09 cait              nice new shiny feature waiting for sign-off
23:08 huginn            Space_Librarian: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 19.0°C (11:00 AM NZDT on February 24, 2012). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 68%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Rising).
23:08 Space_Librarian   @wunder wellington,nz
23:02 Space_Librarian   *nods*
23:02 Brooke            he's just a boy bot. Clearly inferior in every fashion to Zoia.
23:02 Space_Librarian   ah huginn I'm so disappointed in you.
23:01 huginn            Space_Librarian: I've exhausted my database of quotes
23:01 Space_Librarian   @smeck Brooke
23:00 Space_Librarian   love it.
23:00 Space_Librarian   oooh. you mean when hell freezes over?
22:59 huginn            Brooke: I'll give you the answer as soon as RDA is ready
22:59 Brooke            @smeck space_librarian
22:59 Space_Librarian   no idea, but it's cool.
22:59 * Brooke          wonders about SmeckBot
22:59 Brooke            so who's responsible for the timesink plugin?
22:58 Brooke            but, but mah fortitude pool!!!
22:58 huginn            Brooke: Error: You can't roll more than 6 dice.
22:58 Brooke            @dice 7d10
22:58 * Space_Librarian finds this hilarious
22:58 Brooke            "I'm shocked. Shocked to find that gambling is going on in here."
22:58 * Space_Librarian kills a firey with magic missile
22:57 huginn            Space_Librarian: 5
22:57 Space_Librarian   @dice 1d7
22:57 huginn            Brooke: 3 and 3
22:57 Brooke            @dice 2d6
22:57 * Space_Librarian turns around and chases fireys back.
22:57 huginn            Brooke: 3
22:57 Brooke            @dice 1d6
22:57 Space_Librarian   yus!
22:57 * Brooke          is listening.
22:57 huginn            Space_Librarian: 15
22:57 Space_Librarian   @dice 1d20
22:56 Space_Librarian   you'l like this
22:56 Space_Librarian   Brooke :D
22:54 huginn            Brooke: The operation succeeded.
22:54 Brooke            @later tell Oak Separation City, Welcome both 2009
22:51 Brooke            ki aora
22:32 cait              wizzyrea++ :)
22:21 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea: yus!
22:19 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7588 normal, P5 - low, ---, koha.sekjal, NEW , adding reserve restrictions after cataloging items can cause non-holdable items to be picked for holds
22:19 wizzyrea          cait, that problem is documented on bug 7588
22:19 wizzyrea          http://www.halolz.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/halolz-dot-com-teamfortress2-pyro-imhelping.jpg
22:18 Space_Librarian   now I've got to redo 39 more ebook records, but hey, at least it's only 39... :D
22:16 cait              documentation! heh
22:15 rangi             wizzyrea++
22:15 rangi             yay!
22:15 Space_Librarian   she fixed my problem. :)
22:13 magnus_afk        g'night #koha
22:08 cait              sure she deserves it
22:08 cait              wizzyrea++
22:08 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea+++
21:57 Space_Librarian   ciao sekjal
21:57 rangi             cya sekjal
21:56 sekjal            later!
21:56 sekjal            time to catch my bus
21:54 * Space_Librarian runs from the fireys
21:54 rangi             http://www.chorewars.com/badges/tipaul.png
21:54 rangi             you mean like this
21:53 huginn            bag: Error: Dice must be of the form <dice>d<sides>
21:53 bag               @dice 1dpie
21:53 Space_Librarian   d'oh
21:53 huginn            Space_Librarian: 5
21:53 Space_Librarian   @dice 1d20
21:53 huginn            bag: Error: Dice must be of the form <dice>d<sides>
21:53 bag               @dice 1d3.1415926535897
21:53 sekjal            (probably a little more sustainable than Koha: the CCG)
21:53 sekjal            Koha: the RPG!
21:52 druthb            it works, even if you give it something kind of irrational.  Cool.
21:51 huginn            druthb: 4
21:51 druthb            @dice 1d13
21:51 druthb            I wonder...
21:51 sekjal            and I've still got to get through the Fire Swamp!
21:50 bag               you've got 16 lives left
21:48 huginn            sekjal: 16
21:48 sekjal            @dice 1d20
21:40 Space_Librarian   good point. :)
21:40 druthb            see?
21:40 wahanui           She finally snapped, like we all knew she would.
21:40 druthb            wahanui: druthb?
21:40 druthb            waha tells the truth!  :)
21:40 druthb            truths.
21:39 Space_Librarian   aw shucks. Is wahanui still spreading those lies? :p
21:38 wahanui           rumour has it Space_Librarian is a Koha poet or the sweetest lil lady you'll ever know
21:38 druthb            wahanui: Space_Librarian?
21:38 wahanui           wonders is it is too early on Sunday for Koha db questions?  lol
21:38 * druthb          wonders....
21:37 * Space_Librarian rolls a d20
21:22 * Space_Librarian plots
21:21 wizzyrea          but that's one that I'd just have to see the rules and fluff it out
21:21 Space_Librarian   I have 10 categories... this could be interesting.
21:20 wizzyrea          people in that category can place holds
21:19 wizzyrea          if you have a rule for a library and you don't have a rule for default for a patron category
21:19 wizzyrea          (this is convoluted, bear with me)
21:19 wizzyrea          sometimes
21:19 wizzyrea          is the patron category of the holder
21:19 wizzyrea          another thing that can trip you up
21:18 Space_Librarian   i know it is. but damn it's elusive.
21:18 wizzyrea          the answer is in there
21:17 Space_Librarian   but, it's telling us to pull the ebooks to fill them
21:17 wizzyrea          i would have to see your rule setup
21:17 Space_Librarian   The holds are on the physical copies
21:17 Space_Librarian   yes
21:17 rangi             so the problem isnt that you can put holds on them, its that the holdsqueue is telling you there is a hold when there isnt?
21:17 wizzyrea          :D
21:17 Space_Librarian   (off tangent)
21:17 Space_Librarian   Stand back! i'm going to attempt Science!
21:17 wizzyrea          to me
21:17 wizzyrea          that *still* sounds familiar
21:16 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea: yes, mixed items
21:16 wahanui           somebody said the best was to change from koha-to-marc-mapping so it changes back al frameworks
21:16 rangi             still the best
21:16 Space_Librarian   rangi yes: re: next available
21:16 wahanui           DeM KraZy NutZ!!
21:16 rangi             mtj?
21:15 wizzyrea          I do like science though.
21:15 wizzyrea          pfft
21:15 * druthb          nods.
21:15 wahanui           She finally snapped, like we all knew she would.
21:15 druthb            wahanui: druthb?
21:15 wahanui           I LIKE SCIENCE!
21:15 druthb            wahanui: wizzyrea?
21:11 rangi             heh
21:11 wahanui           i heard the first question was "What are you trying to do?"
21:11 wizzyrea          the first question?
21:11 wizzyrea          yea, did we ask the first question?
21:11 * wizzyrea        needs some context, got an opac link?
21:11 wizzyrea          oh this is a record with mixed items?
21:10 rangi             is that it?
21:10 rangi             but they show up in the report as the next available
21:10 rangi             i think the problem as i understand it, is they cant place holds on the ebooks
21:09 wizzyrea          ok, well, *are* there holds already? Or it lets you place them in the first place?
21:08 Space_Librarian   nope.
21:08 wizzyrea          no luck?
21:07 sekjal            Buckets of Cheese?
21:07 Space_Librarian   dagnabit
21:04 eternalsword      books or codexes
21:01 Space_Librarian   mmmm. chcoclate
20:59 schuster          yep...
20:59 cait              *sigh*
20:59 cait              lent--
20:59 cait              lent-
20:58 cait              best of chocolate? :)
20:58 cait              hm no o
20:58 cait              beer and chocolate?
20:57 wizzyrea          boards of canada?
20:57 wizzyrea          I just have questions about holds and circ more than anything else, so I know more about it
20:57 schuster          Beer or Chardonay?
20:56 * Space_Librarian ponders BoC for this evening.
20:56 wizzyrea          nawwww
20:56 schuster          shows his stupidity in holds.
20:56 wizzyrea          right
20:55 schuster          but if it is already on the hold que the cron will "relook" at the parameters when building the que again?
20:55 Space_Librarian   cya Shane-S :)
20:55 Shane-S           Be back tomorrow to haunt the channel more :)
20:55 Shane-S           well thanks for the help, out of time have non-work RL stuff to do...must leave. You have all helped me make great progress!
20:54 Space_Librarian   Man, you guys are so awesome. I've missed you! :D
20:54 * rangi           crosses his fingers
20:54 Space_Librarian   Yessir.
20:54 rangi             then check the report
20:54 rangi             so give it 8 mins
20:54 schuster          schuster - not much help doesn't use hold que
20:54 rangi             every hour
20:54 wizzyrea          it won't un-list a hold that has already been picked.
20:54 cait              ah makes sense
20:54 wizzyrea          the rule won't apply retroactively
20:54 wizzyrea          and schuster has a point
20:53 wizzyrea          yea, the hold queue isn't "dynamic"
20:53 rangi             ill tell you when that is
20:53 rangi             it might need to wait for the next cron run
20:53 Space_Librarian   cait, I'm rerunning the report.
20:53 chris_n           whositwhatsit?
20:53 schuster          LOL... tee hee...
20:53 rangi             ahh yeah
20:53 Space_Librarian   rangi the hard copies have holds on them, and the report is listing the next available item to pull
20:52 * rangi           doesnt want to be left out
20:52 rangi             you dangled the whositwhatsit with the thingamybobba?
20:52 schuster          stating the obvious to me...  Just because you changed the rule doesn't make it retrospective.
20:52 schuster          You deleted the holds and then placed a new hold?
20:51 wizzyrea          reloading the page won't "rerun" the hold queue
20:51 wizzyrea          what cait said
20:51 wizzyrea          ^^
20:51 cait              the cronjobs or reloading the page?
20:51 rangi             do they have acutual holds on them? when you look at the records themselves?
20:51 wizzyrea          hmmm
20:51 wizzyrea          okies, just checking :)
20:50 Space_Librarian   yup a couple of times now.
20:50 Shane-S           Patrons will be easy, I can export from out Student System for that :P
20:50 * wizzyrea        states the (sort of) obvious
20:50 wizzyrea          have you rerun the holds queue?
20:50 Space_Librarian   they're still coming up in the holds queue
20:50 schuster          That makes the data migration easier.
20:50 schuster          Shane-S - the Bib and Item data will move fairly easily it will be the patron info - probably best to start fresh at the beginning of next school year so you don't have to move over checkouts/fines etc...
20:49 wizzyrea          no luck, Space_Librarian?
20:49 Shane-S           I just want to be able to sit down an be like yep, I did it all, here is the working demo, with all our crap migrated to play with so you aren't scared and can ask me any questions and I don't stare blankly :D
20:48 Space_Librarian   migration is always possible. And I am naming ebooks my nemesis.
20:48 schuster          Data migration from one automation system to another can always be done...  Depending on the Man hours you have available...
20:48 wizzyrea          many, many libraries have migrated from follett
20:48 wizzyrea          migration is certainly possible :)
20:47 Shane-S           as per the librarian....she doesn't know about this...for fear of literally scaring her to death
20:47 wizzyrea          ?
20:47 Space_Librarian   *sigh*
20:47 Shane-S           that was the one sticking point...not having the man hour to re-enter all the books
20:47 wizzyrea          yea, but wow having that stuff set up will make that a lot easier
20:47 Shane-S           schuster: wizzyrea for now I am just doing a proof of concept basically, but showing that I can import our data
20:46 wizzyrea          which would help
20:46 eternalsword      managed to get my external authentication method working via sysprefs instead of koha-conf.xml.  might tackle ldap at some point, but the difference is ldap has this idea of mapping, that I'm not sure will translate well to the sysprefs system.  something to think about.
20:45 wizzyrea          Shane-S: then it would probably be advisable to install some sample data.
20:45 schuster          Sounds like you might need to team with your Librarian...
20:45 schuster          Then you'll want to circ ... and you will have to remember to come back and do Patrons circulation, and then you will want to place holds... and you will have to oh better stop.
20:45 Shane-S           schuster: I don't know what item types we want or need yet, it appears from Follet my librian only used "BK" or Book
20:45 wizzyrea          at least the 1st section.
20:45 wizzyrea          make sure you've stepped through the config
20:44 wizzyrea          ^^^^^^^^ this
20:44 schuster          Shane-S - it is a good idea to setup the "Basic parameters" on the Administration page before trying to play too much.
20:42 * Space_Librarian goes to tinker
20:42 wizzyrea          ^^ good idea :)
20:41 * Shane-S         goes to fix $a $b to be NPSD
20:41 cait              Shane-S: for $y I think it will work defining the codes later, butnot for branches
20:41 * wizzyrea        bounces along with koha radio
20:41 wizzyrea          sometimes they don't cascade correctly
20:40 * Space_Librarian wanders off to have a look
20:40 wizzyrea          there's something about those holdability rules
20:40 wizzyrea          perhaps you need to create the rule for no holds on the library specific rules
20:40 wizzyrea          using the default rules or the ones for a specific library
20:40 wahanui           single branch is a single branch in both opac and intranet
20:40 Space_Librarian   single branch
20:40 Space_Librarian   still coming up in the holds to pull report
20:40 wizzyrea          multi branches?
20:40 wizzyrea          and it's still letting people place holds?
20:40 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea, done that
20:39 Shane-S           $y was in included previously, it is set to "BK" which isn't valid, but that did affect the first import
20:39 bag               bag
20:39 * rangi           wanders off on a tangent
20:39 rangi             have you seen my bag of money?
20:39 cait              and same for $y itemtypes
20:39 cait              look at administration > branches and groups (or similar)
20:39 wizzyrea          make a rule "no holds" for the itype of your ebook
20:39 cait              Shane-S: must be the code from your branches table, not the drop down description
20:39 wizzyrea          how about
20:39 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea, yes.
20:38 Space_Librarian   rangi, those were the articles, not the ebooks. They check those out and in again.
20:38 wizzyrea          hm. so people can put holds on them, and you *don't* want that?
20:38 cait              Space_Librarian: ouch .(
20:38 Space_Librarian   it's doing my head in now.
20:38 Shane-S           $y was in there I think...lemme check and $a & $b I made match how i see it for the drop downs
20:38 rangi             :)
20:38 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea, so I've set holdings to 0 and reserve to 0, and they're still coming up in the holds.
20:38 rangi             it made my head hurt at training
20:38 rangi             where they deliver an electronic document to the person
20:38 cait              and make your all your $a and $b are capitals
20:38 rangi             except for the ones that dont
20:37 wizzyrea          Ohhh I see Space_Librarian
20:37 cait              oh, and what wizzyrea asks
20:37 cait              and what did you put in $2?
20:37 wizzyrea          do you ahve libraries defined Shane-S
20:37 Space_Librarian   wizzyrea, not in our library. Physical copies can have a hold, ebooks have an external link, so *technically not for loan* but we want them to be searchable and "available" and saying "not for loan" confuses people. *sigh*
20:37 cait              did you $y too?
20:37 rangi             tracking who has had what
20:37 wizzyrea          hmm
20:37 Shane-S           didn't bring in any items*
20:37 rangi             wizzyrea: its just internal business rules
20:36 Shane-S           okay I appended $2 $a $b to my 952 with MarcEdit, and now the import did bring in an items in for holding, when i click add/edit item, it comes up with no books available, any idea why?
20:35 wizzyrea          what about digital media requires that an *ebook* have a *hold*
20:35 * wizzyrea        asks an obvious question
20:35 wizzyrea          O.o
20:35 * Space_Librarian is headdesking holds on ebooks.
20:18 Shane-S           thanks
20:18 Shane-S           I will work on my new marc import
20:18 rangi             soon as you add 1 record, it will get rid of the rest
20:18 Shane-S           ah okay :P
20:17 rangi             no biblios to dump, it doesnt happen
20:17 rangi             its because -full dumps the biblios and then creates a new shadow file and copies it over
20:17 rangi             add 1 item and it will
20:17 rangi             it wont
20:17 Shane-S           zebra-error.log is empty, and output just has warns
20:17 Shane-S           I have done sudo koha-rebuild-zebra --full npslibrary, without --full, and without the the site name
20:16 cait              hmm
20:16 Shane-S           but Zebra ins't re-indexing, searches are coming back with catalog data
20:16 cait              no data
20:16 cait              you still see results with now data?
20:15 cait              ah
20:15 cait              you have no records in your database
20:15 cait              y
20:15 cait              if biblio is empt
20:15 Shane-S           where else would zebra report errors I check in /var/log/koha/mysite zebra-error.log
20:13 * druthb          squees, and hugs Space_Librarian.
20:06 Shane-S           wonder if it doesn't work with the packages
20:05 Shane-S           db tb biblio is empty when I do select * from biblio I get empty set
20:04 * druthb          presses the "easy" button.
20:04 Shane-S           okay...tried...http://koha-community.org/?qa_faqs=added-books-testing-im-testing-delete-test-items-bibs-start-fresh-it and then did http://koha-community.org/faq/double-ups-search-results-clear-index-start-again/ yet OPAC and Admin still show results
19:58 librarygeekadam   thanks
19:58 librarygeekadam   i appreciate the help on this!
19:58 druthb            Glad I could help.  Good luck.
19:57 librarygeekadam   cool
19:57 druthb            (then restart Apache.)
19:57 druthb            You'll need to modify ports.conf, to listen on the port, then the vhost configs for staff and opac.  :)
19:57 druthb            Particularly the section on "How This Works With Virtual Hosts"...as the default Koha config uses VHosts.
19:56 librarygeekadam   then I would just open the file where i put in Listen 8080 and configure there correct? or is there another file I should configure?
19:56 druthb            http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/bind.html
19:56 librarygeekadam   Dspace is using tomcat
19:56 librarygeekadam   do you by chance know a good website for configuring Apache like that?
19:55 druthb            DSpace (is it still using Tomcat?) would be harder to tinker with, so I'd say move Koha.
19:55 librarygeekadam   I am new to the whole thing so Its been a steep learning curve
19:55 librarygeekadam   ok
19:55 druthb            Koha's apache config is *very* easy to fix like that, at least.
19:55 druthb            All of those address/port combos should be being handled through Apache configs...so you should be able to just tinker with those to use different ports.
19:54 librarygeekadam   any ideas on how i can direct koha to a different local host address so I can use both dspace and Koha?
19:52 librarygeekadam   I should say dspace is 127.0.1.1:8080/xumli
19:51 librarygeekadam   I appreciate any advice anyone can give me
19:51 librarygeekadam   good day, I am running a test to use Koha, Dspace, and VuFind all on the same LAMP server. Could some one possibly tell me how I can get the local host to have more than one address? Right now both Dspace and Koha are fighting to use 127.0.1.1:8080 and 127.0.1.1:80. Dspace has a / after the 8080 and 80 but that doesn't seem to matter as Koha still comes up
19:49 chris_n           it will not save
19:49 chris_n           then, without reloading the page, change it again
19:49 chris_n           if I change a setting and save it
19:49 * chris_n         finds a bug in the syspref editor whilst investigating the post on 3.6.2
19:32 oleonard          See ya #koha
19:32 * oleonard        cuts out early
19:18 magnus_afk        links at the top here, for those who have not seen it: http://marc-must-die.info/index.php/Main_Page ;-)
19:17 rangi             yup, for RDA in fact
19:17 magnus_afk        LOC were being quite explicit about replacing marc with rdf/linked data not too long ago
19:15 magnus_afk        sekjal: i'm sort of trying to get together a small poc of koha's opac "enhanced" by linked data...
19:13 rangi             yelling im not dead yet
19:13 magnus_afk        ah, there's a difference there ;-)
19:13 rangi             rdf is just spinning round in circles on the water
19:13 sekjal            it's going to take some kind of critical mass to get the library world moving forward with RDF.  but having open source tools and an easy way for hackers to quickly throw up a proof-of-concept RDF implementation will help speed that along
19:13 rangi             not rdf
19:13 rangi             RDA
19:11 libsysguy         maybe I just misread
19:11 magnus_afk        i only wish i had more time to tinker with it
19:11 * magnus_afk      wonders what rangi meant if he said that
19:09 sekjal            magnus_afk:  well there we go!
19:09 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7236 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, magnus, NEW , Add "Save as RDF" option to the OPAC
19:09 magnus_afk        bug 7236
19:09 libsysguy         I thought rangi said RDF was dead in the water for now
19:09 magnus_afk        sekjal: here's one, written in ruby: https://github.com/digibib/marc2rdf
19:08 sekjal            magnus_afk: I think it wouldn't be too hard to write a set of scripts to translate MARC records into a bunch of RDF statements.
19:07 rangi             back
19:07 * magnus_afk      perks up at the mention of linked data
19:07 * libsysguy       kind of geeked out at the thought of Drupal/Koha harmony
19:07 sekjal            I got a good plug in for open source systems at a webinar about Linked Data the other day
19:04 libsysguy         its a long road
19:04 * libsysguy       feels sekjal's pain
19:03 * sekjal          wants to get his library on Koha.  and Drupal.  but that'll take a long time
19:02 libsysguy         sekjal I think it depends on what you want to do...SOPAC and MasterKey have two very different aproaches to integration
19:02 libsysguy         http://www.indexdata.com/masterkey
19:02 * libsysguy       is also working on emal :p
19:01 libsysguy         oops
19:01 libsysguy         well I've been looking at this module /usr/share/doc/exim4-base/examples/exim-gencert
19:00 sekjal            libsysguy:  so, would it be more practical to work to improve what SOPAC does, or to just scrap it and start afresh with a whole new module?
19:00 rangi             Bbiab
19:00 rangi             My stop
18:59 alaquerre         Agreee, maybe I asked the wrong question.. How do you guys deal with document you dont want to let out of the library and still show the document available ?
18:59 cait              the availability informatoin in the result list will get too long
18:59 cait              alaquerre: if you are a library with lots of different items, branches, values
18:58 cait              alaquerre: i think the problem is it will get too big
18:57 alaquerre         cait : And right now... User think there is no document available.
18:57 libsysguy         but i feel its not very well executed
18:57 alaquerre         cait: Yes exactly in the result page.  We use to set some value in the not for loan.  Ex : "At the front desk".  Right now, we display that there is not item available.  If we can show instead :"Availability : At the front desk(1)"  It would be so much better :-)
18:57 libsysguy         its the idea
18:57 oleonard          Isn't that the idea of SOPAC libsysguy?
18:57 libsysguy         sekjal I have the same issue here
18:56 libsysguy         so please nobody break out the saws :p
18:56 * libsysguy       is going out on a limb here
18:56 libsysguy         so how cool would it be to integrate the catalog into drupal and use that as a front end engine
18:55 * wizzyrea        always just kipes the search form and plonks it on websites.
18:55 libsysguy         but there is a drupal integration module for pazpar2
18:55 sekjal            libsysguy: that'd rock.  one of the things I'm facing now is that my library website and my catalog(s) are completely separate systems jurisdictions, but users don't make those distinctions
18:55 wizzyrea          ok then.
18:55 libsysguy         or at least I wasn't a fan
18:55 wizzyrea          ew
18:55 libsysguy         yes, it failed miserably
18:55 wizzyrea          have you looked at SOPAC
18:54 libsysguy         I was thinking about a cool way for it to be more tightly integrated with a libraries website
18:54 cait              not detail page
18:54 cait              ah result page
18:54 cait              alaquerre: i think it used to be like that
18:53 wizzyrea          it certainly *could* do that
18:53 libsysguy         basically
18:53 sekjal            libsysguy:  do you mean that Koha is set up to serve as the library's website, not just it's catalog?
18:53 libsysguy         news, logins etc
18:53 libsysguy         well, we have several things we can put on the landing page for koha
18:53 oleonard          I don't understand your question libsysguy
18:52 cait              down with yui! :)
18:52 libsysguy         would that be a correct assessment?
18:52 libsysguy         it seems like parts of the opac have been geared toward a landing page for libraries
18:52 libsysguy         While we are on the subject of the opac I have a random question
18:49 alaquerre         Hi all, is there a way to display more information in the search result page in OPAC. We would like to be able to show the Authorized Values value from NOT_FOR_LOAN instead of Available / Not Available.
18:49 oleonard          ...although just for the grid system, not for the JS widgets
18:48 * oleonard        has been looking at Bootstrap today (http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/)
18:48 wizzyrea          down with YUI!
18:48 oleonard          I would appreciate it. I think it's time to move the OPAC forward in that regard.
18:47 rangi             I'll ask the design team :)
18:47 rangi             You're asking the wrong guy
18:46 oleonard          rangi: Does Catalyst have a favorite CSS grid framework?
18:38 Shane-S           sorry I am still catching on :P
18:38 Shane-S           bah sorry 942c was old data...I see my MarcEdit put it in $y for 952
18:37 cait              morning rangi
18:37 rangi             Morning
18:37 wahanui           952 is the field used for items in Koha. See http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Holdings_data_fields_%289xx%29
18:37 cait              952?
18:37 cait              items?
18:37 cait              itemtype is y
18:37 cait              c is shelving location i think
18:36 Shane-S           thought it has y next to it
18:36 Shane-S           what is 942c, Koha Item Type right?
18:36 Shane-S           okay I see the side codes, didn't know the number, I guess it is always 952
18:34 schuster          952 a and b are what I call the branches
18:34 schuster          Shelving and location are what I call collection codes - NF, E, FIC etc... those are 952 8 and c
18:34 schuster          952 a and b
18:33 Shane-S           where does/is an items location stored/set, I noticed all imports are in "holdings" until I edit and save and it adds shelving and location data
18:33 collsk12          Works like a charm.
18:33 schuster          Not sure how the indexing works when you manually edit the tables that's what makes me nervous.
18:33 collsk12          But your odd ball will cause issues.
18:32 collsk12          You could do it either way, I just found it easier to do the update on the table rather than reimport.
18:32 schuster          Shane-S yep
18:32 Shane-S           actually...MARCEdit... Find $pT00 replace $p00...pending barcodes
18:31 Shane-S           I am sure an SQL pro can make fetch first 3 character of a field, find all that match, update with removing...just seems easier to script it to me :P
18:30 Shane-S           as most have T00, but just found an odd ball X88888004
18:29 Shane-S           might just right a little .php script and do an if or case statement on the field
18:27 Shane-S           yeah, luckily I am not afraid of MySQL, just trying to make it import data easily, so I can do it if we move to production
18:27 collsk12          Or you will have a very stressed out librarian.
18:27 collsk12          That's fine. Just make sure that ALL of your books follow the same pattern.
18:27 Shane-S           it doesn't have a T in the number (nor the padded zeros) but my phone isn't scanning a T
18:27 collsk12          You could even just fix it on the database using some mysql magic
18:26 Shane-S           this book I have is old, so I have to get in there an scan away with my phone and the scanner and see if it varies and what I get
18:26 collsk12          MARCEdit will work wonders if every single barcode follows the same pattern. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
18:24 collsk12          The letters will scan. I would test a random selection of barcode before you go hack up the export in MARCedit.
18:24 Shane-S           if I HAD to get on Circ/Cat I can, but I have no idea what the DB run under in OS9
18:24 Shane-S           I have to test some barcodes first, so I will see
18:24 Shane-S           zeros scan fine, letters don't
18:23 collsk12          Feel your pain, buddy.
18:23 collsk12          MARCEdit couldn't help me, because there was no rule to the number of zeros follett added.
18:23 Shane-S           Don't feel like stressing my 60+ year librarian out, she gets worried when I come in...charge = heart failure :P
18:23 collsk12          I was able to get into the follett database a export a table that had the "T 123456" next to the "T00123456", or whatever the case may be.
18:22 Shane-S           collsk12: MARCEdit will probably help me out there :D
18:22 Shane-S           kk :P
18:22 wizzyrea          or whatever it is :P
18:22 collsk12          Long story short. I migrated from a follett system. The T seems to be applied to every "title" in follet and i think it was a "P" added to every patron; however, follett also built in some padding, which was pretty arbitrary.
18:22 wizzyrea          or you're on packages, just use the koha-rebuild
18:22 wizzyrea          and the command is missing there, but it's a misc/migration_tools/rebuild-zebra.pl -b -r -v
18:21 Shane-S           wizzyrea: yes thank you
18:21 wizzyrea          do see that link though, Shane-S
18:20 collsk12          I mean follett
18:20 Shane-S           its just a test system I can do anything to it, or do you mean Follett?
18:20 collsk12          Shane-S: Might not be necessary. Do you have access to the database?
18:19 wizzyrea          Shane-S: http://koha-community.org/?qa_faqs=added-books-testing-im-testing-delete-test-items-bibs-start-fresh-it
18:19 collsk12          Barcodes seem to be a very common way to "keep" your customers.
18:19 Shane-S           Can I purge Koha's data easily?
18:19 collsk12          Yup
18:18 Shane-S           Now I found the barcode issue...this will be "FUN"
18:18 cait              schuster: what do you mean it does not you a anything?
18:18 Shane-S           No clue how to use it, but I already MarcEdit the export and imported 9,000 records into Koha :(
18:18 cait              schuster: laast time I worked with it was 3.2.2
18:17 collsk12          Do you have access to the Follett database, by chance?
18:17 collsk12          Shane-S: Follett is a nightmare to export. Pull a few books and scan the barcodes in notepad. It will give you an indication of how bad the situation is.
18:17 schuster          Shane-S - sounds like a job for Marcedit! - you would think I was a sales person but I'm not.
18:17 Shane-S           No scanned (via my phone, I will try with the handheld later) it comes up 0054190, but in the imported data Koha has it as T0054190
18:16 schuster          Shane-S - is the T actually scanned as part of the barcode?
18:16 schuster          I can't even get it to provide me a anything for the Overdue and Fines report so that's why I was asking.
18:15 cait              not so much to document I think, one shows overdues ,one overdues with fines :)
18:15 Shane-S           crap...seems follet or the book company added a "T" to the barcode number, but the actual barcode does not pull in the "T" as it means "text" on my phone scanner. Can I batch remove all the T's from barcode numbers?
18:15 cait              they are reports :)
18:14 schuster          anyone use the Overdue and Fines on the circ page?  it isn't even documented in the 3.6 manual...
18:14 tcohen            i'll try to change the memoize API so we pass an array of 'invalidator functions'
18:13 chris_n           tcohen: great news on the co-maintainership btw
18:13 schuster          schuster shudders at the thought.
18:11 * chris_n         tries to imagine training his librarians to do such admin tasks each time they update/add an authorized value
18:11 chris_n           I'm assuming that once caching is fully implemented there will be cache-flushing routines to avoid cli access requirements
18:11 cait              and not everyone has command line access
18:10 tcohen            reloading is not an option as sessions might be stored there too!
18:09 chris_n           reload, even :)
18:09 chris_n           yes, a relaod or restart
18:09 tcohen            a memcached service cold boot
18:08 chris_n           in general, changes to koha should note require a cold boot I think
18:08 tcohen            i've just became co-maintainer of memoize::memcached
18:08 chris_n           but the whole caching thing is still in the works and so an "unstable" feature
18:08 tcohen            cache invalidation, i hope next week I can provide a demo of a solution
18:07 chris_n           hence the caching "trap" :-)
18:07 chris_n           exactly
18:07 tcohen            cait: I agree
18:07 cait              even waiting 10 minutes is not good really :(
18:07 cait              it's so confusing if you change something but nothing changes
18:06 cait              only if we can flush them on change please
18:06 tcohen            mmm, memoize('GetAuthorisedValues') in C4/Koha.pm
18:05 cait              chris_n: no idea what exactly is going on there, but http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2012-February/031967.html
18:05 wizzyrea          exactly :)
18:05 wizzyrea          900's are local use fields that koha uses to store items
18:05 Shane-S           oh okay so that is local data gotcha!
18:04 wizzyrea          bc item records, and someone correct me if I'm wrong here, they aren't "standard" MARC
18:04 wizzyrea          952 is where koha keeps items
18:04 Shane-S           then I take it follets software moves 952 to 852?
18:03 tcohen            chris_n: authorized values do not seem to be cached
18:03 sekjal            hey, chris_n
18:03 * wizzyrea        is still giggling over liw's time machine.
18:02 wizzyrea          same thing
18:02 wizzyrea          MARC21
18:02 wizzyrea          Marc21 :)
18:02 Shane-S           so follet uses Marc21, what does Koha use (for when I order books)
18:01 cait              no idea
18:00 chris_n           are they cached?
18:00 chris_n           changing authorized values?
17:59 cait              I tihnk paul said before he did work on caching - so that would make sense to me
17:59 chris_n           hey cait
17:59 cait              :)
17:59 cait              and hi chris_n
17:59 chris_n           wb to the day
17:59 cait              or caching
17:59 cait              memcache
17:59 chris_n           heya sekjal!
17:59 * chris_n         wonders what about changing sysprefs, etc. on koha requires a cold boot
17:57 wizzyrea          hahaha!
17:56 liw               wizzyrea, http://liw.fi/time-machine/ :)
17:55 schuster          Ok that's a start I guess.  I found  - http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/SQL_Reports_Library#Patrons_w.2F_Fines which is close...  need to explore more.
17:54 * wizzyrea        contributes to the liw time machine fund
17:54 wizzyrea          :)
17:54 wizzyrea          before I worked on koha, I would have just accepted that as "how it is" and not known the difference.
17:54 liw               wizzyrea, yes, that's annoying (also proof that I won't be inventing a time machine or I would've fixed it in the past)
17:53 * wizzyrea        is now annoyed by unix programs that use single - for longopts.
17:50 wizzyrea          ^^
17:50 sekjal            the two could possibly be joined into one output with a UNION statement
17:49 wizzyrea          either of those?
17:49 wizzyrea          http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/3.2_SQL_Reports_Library#Total_Fines_Owed
17:49 wizzyrea          http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/3.2_SQL_Reports_Library#Overdue_materials
17:49 oleonard          So who's got a favorite responsive, fluid CSS grid system?
17:49 wahanui           report library is, like, at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/3.2_SQL_Reports_Library
17:49 wizzyrea          report library?
17:48 wizzyrea          that seems... odd
17:48 wizzyrea          really?
17:47 schuster          I don't see anything in the SQL report library
17:47 schuster          I'm looking for an sql of borrowers that owe money and/or have overdue books - suggestions?
17:44 schuster          Another reason we are not going down the rabbit hole.
17:44 schuster          :)
17:43 wizzyrea          and thus can share it :)
17:43 * wizzyrea        is just glad schuster actually owns his code.
17:43 collsk12          sounds awesome!
17:43 schuster          I also have one for batch loading student pictures that I'm working on getting submitted
17:43 schuster          I'll get back on that patch submission hopefully this afternoon.  I'm close to submission.
17:42 schuster          i tried the manual thing but our files are so large it would time out...
17:42 * oleonard        suppresses a snort
17:42 collsk12          Gotcha....well fine then ;)
17:42 schuster          collsk12 - that's a cron I'm working to get submitted to community it was something LibLime did for us 4 years ago and I never realized it wasn't out for public consumption until last month.
17:41 schuster          There is no datetime stamp on the borrower record to track update unless you load it as part of the borrower load.
17:41 * wizzyrea        suspects it's custom
17:40 collsk12          schuster: Do you know what cron job you run? I've been doing the same thing manually every week.
17:40 wizzyrea          hmm
17:40 schuster          ah yep .
17:39 cait              so those who ar enot in the file will still be debarred after reimporting
17:39 schuster          Someone pointed out that they set their expiration date to June 20 of the year they graduate.  That way they can at least look at those to determine who has not gotten an update and then delete them manually.
17:39 cait              debar all patrons, then reload
17:39 cait              what I do for one of our libraries is
17:38 oleonard          (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFgR0m-9FmM btw)
17:38 wizzyrea          does it dump the old ones.
17:37 wizzyrea          does it "dump" - yea, that's what I was wondering
17:37 schuster          That doesn't get rid of those that are not updated though.
17:37 schuster          it loads about 55,000 students in 45 minutes.
17:37 schuster          I'm working on submitting our process to community.
17:37 wizzyrea          oh mah lord.
17:37 schuster          Yes we reload all borrowers 2 times a week. Monday and Thursdays - the gradebook program provides a csv file(our database manager "appends" the header) and we have a cron job that goes out and picks it up and process the file.
17:36 wizzyrea          owie
17:36 oleonard          Stinkeye... That's a paddlin'
17:36 wizzyrea          j/k :)
17:36 * wizzyrea        gives oleonard the stink eye
17:36 wizzyrea          to nexpress
17:36 * oleonard        guesses lots of paddling
17:35 wizzyrea          *NEKLS thinks of adding a school
17:35 wizzyrea          a full reload?
17:35 wizzyrea          schuster, how do you handle your kids?
17:35 wizzyrea          and no batch patron mod either.
17:30 schuster          wizzyrea - not that I have seen on the patron delete.
17:29 * moodaepo        has used that quite a bit among others
17:29 wizzyrea          oh yea that gradient maker thing is so flippin great
17:29 moodaepo          oleonard++
17:29 wizzyrea          still no batch patron delete, right?
17:23 oleonard          http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ FTW
17:23 wizzyrea          love those linear gradients. so hot.
17:23 oleonard          (in Firefox syntax)
17:23 oleonard          That sets the background image and a background gradient at the same time.
17:23 oleonard          For example: background: url("../../images/cart.gif"),-moz-linear-gradient(top, #e5f1d4 0%, #cbe4aa 50%, #c0de98 100%);
17:23 wizzyrea          easy one
17:23 wizzyrea          :)
17:23 wizzyrea          you could even sign off on that if you wanted.
17:22 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7584 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED , Update cart and lists buttons style using CSS3 features
17:22 oleonard          The patch is attached to Bug 7584. The look of the buttons hasn't changed at all though.
17:21 Shane-S           can I see it so I can tell what your talking about?
17:21 oleonard          Not important enough to me Shane-S. Maybe someone else will demand it, I dunno.
17:20 Shane-S           oleonard: layer a div or span over it for the background perhaps?
17:19 wizzyrea          bad IE, no icon for you!
17:18 oleonard          IE gets no icon because it lacks support for multiple backgrounds
17:18 sekjal            wehoo!  oleonard++
17:17 oleonard          sekjal: With my update the icon and color are both in CSS at least
17:16 sekjal            now we we could just replace that cart icon with something a little more generic.... a fancy UTF-8 character, perhaps
17:15 wizzyrea          I think the display is even a little nicer with the CSS.
17:15 wizzyrea          nice!
17:15 oleonard          Here's the before and after (or after and before?) http://www.screencast.com/t/1jshtzrGk9x
17:15 wizzyrea          or something very similar.
17:15 wizzyrea          actually you probably just did what I did in my overrides + new styling.
17:14 oleonard          The update keeps the same look, just updates the underlying CSS and markup
17:14 wizzyrea          you'd probably break mine but it would be ok because I imagine yours are prettier than mine :P
17:13 wizzyrea          hehe
17:13 oleonard          You know me, always looking for ways to break libraries' CSS customizations :P
17:12 wizzyrea          :D
17:12 wizzyrea          oleonard++
17:12 wizzyrea          ooo
17:12 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7584 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, ASSIGNED , Update cart and lists buttons style using CSS3 features
17:12 oleonard          I've attached a preliminary patch to Bug 7584 if anyone is interested in testing. I haven't tested any browsers on Mac, IE7, or IE9
17:02 gaetan_B          bye #koha!
17:02 mbalmer           see you on the other side..
16:58 * oleonard        thinks he's going to need something stronger than beer after testing in IE today...
16:52 mbalmer           http://xkcd.com/323/
16:49 wizzyrea          I find this amusing
16:49 wizzyrea          that xkcd cites "the Ballmer peak"
16:49 wizzyrea          wait wait
16:48 Shane-S           my marc record has 3 field with what looks like a dewy
16:48 Shane-S           what field does dewy decimal generally go in Koha?
16:46 mveron            We need to insert e.g. "Swiss German" and remove other, unused languages
16:46 mveron            mveron: One more question to the language thing: Where can we change the list of languages in teh drop down?
16:43 * mbalmer         turns beer into code
16:43 * oleonard        cheers science and selectively doesn't hear the groggy part
16:42 wizzyrea          which is why you have your best ideas in the shower.
16:42 wizzyrea          that's a scientific fact :P
16:42 wizzyrea          they did actually prove that creativity was greatest when you are groggy or slightly tipsy.
16:42 wizzyrea          except I'm in kansas and we have weird laws about beer crossing state lines.
16:41 sekjal            try a beer during: http://xkcd.com/323/
16:41 * wizzyrea        offers to buy oleonard beers
16:41 oleonard          Oh man I want a beer after coding!
16:38 * mveron          mbalmer will get a beer. After coding.
16:38 mbalmer           neither do I (at least the library speak part)
16:38 schuster          I have a code friend, but he doesn't understand library speak... or Koha.
16:37 oleonard          Oh man I want a code-slave!
16:37 schuster          in 45 and 48 of the test it did the reverse.
16:37 schuster          jcamins_away - let me know when you are back in there is a small tweak on LinkerModule
16:36 * mbalmer         is mveron's code-slave ;)
16:35 mveron            schuster: mbalmer will take care of it
16:35 schuster          sekjal was conjured when called?
16:35 schuster          mveron - well you know what the problem is now to get someone to "fix it"...  Looks to be simple, but someone has to take the time...
16:35 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7586 critical, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, NEW , Search: Language restriction does  NOT show expected results (no items shown)
16:35 mveron            I mistaked with the title of bug 7586, does NOT show expected results  :-/
16:29 mveron            jcamins, kf and others: Wow, that was a fast solution! We appreciate!
16:28 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7586 critical, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, NEW , Search: Language restriction does show expected results (no items shown)
16:28 mveron            jcamins: We filed a for the language / search problem:  Bug 7586
16:26 sekjal            morning, #koha
16:26 wizzyrea          is not a bad thing.
16:26 wizzyrea          :)
16:26 sekjal            ...
16:25 wizzyrea          oh wow speak of the devil :)
16:21 nengard           heh
16:20 chris_n           long night sekjal
16:19 chris_n           bye
16:19 kf                bye all
16:19 kf                time to leave :)
16:19 huginn            chris_n: sekjal was last seen in #koha 6 days, 18 hours, 23 minutes, and 59 seconds ago: <sekjal> okay, folks, I'm out for the night.  been a blast.
16:19 chris_n           @seen sekjal
16:19 kf                yay :)
16:19 jcamins_away      You're telling me!
16:19 chris_n           sortta hard to buy real-estate w/o knowing who to pay ;-)
16:18 jcamins_away      Finally, the seller's lawyer told us who to make the checks out to.
16:18 jcamins_away      It was pretty easy, I think.
16:17 jcamins_away      oleonard: no, I think I made it up as I went along.
16:16 jcamins_away      druthb does it differently.
16:16 oleonard          jcamins_away: Did you follow some instructions somewhere?
16:16 jcamins_away      One set to NAT, one set to Host-only.
16:16 jcamins_away      I use two NICs.
16:16 * jcamins_away    has.
16:16 oleonard          Anyone ever set up two VirtualBox VMs so that one could access the webserver on the other?
16:12 wizzyrea          heya
16:11 chris_n           hi wizzyrea
16:09 wizzyrea          hey something other than "bye"
16:09 wizzyrea          bye!
16:09 wizzyrea          Shane-S++ we were all nubs once
16:09 reiveune          à demain
16:09 kf                Shane-S++ .)
16:09 Shane-S           <-- off to play with MARCedit
16:08 Shane-S           I try to help even if I am a total nub
16:07 vfernandes        thank you jcamins :)
16:06 Shane-S           oh :p
16:06 kf                Shane-S: mbalmer wants to reindex because he changed something in the indexing rules :)
16:06 kf                Shane-S: different problem here
16:05 Shane-S           mbalmer: if they need books/changes to appear sooner, have them adjust the cron job's time
16:05 mbalmer           sure
16:04 mbalmer           so our thursday afternoon session found a bug, nice.
16:04 jcamins_away      mbalmer: okay, so you should submit a bug and patch for that.
16:04 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6113 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, ASSIGNED , enhancement to keep previous ids
16:04 jcamins_away      vfernandes: bug 6113
16:04 mbalmer           they say it's ok now.
16:04 kf                mbalmer: there is documentation on the commands I think
16:04 mbalmer           seems they find more now
16:04 mbalmer           my colleagues are verifying...
16:04 jcamins_away      Shane-S: you'll need to use MarcEdit.
16:03 * jcamins_away    comes back for a few minutes.
16:03 jcamins_away      mbalmer: koha-rebuild-zebra --full
16:02 mbalmer           ok, let's see...
16:01 Shane-S           I am on Ubuntu so I have to do sudo koha-rebuild-zebra npslibrary
16:01 Shane-S           it should run every 5 minutes, but you can do koha-rebuild-zebra <sitenamehere>
16:00 wahanui           package info is at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_3.4_on_Debian_Squeeze
16:00 mbalmer           packages
16:00 Shane-S           mbalmer use git or packages?
15:59 mbalmer           how do I run that revbuild_zebra.pl script?  I get tons of error messages
15:58 Shane-S           so is there a way to make Koha import 852 -> 952 as that seems to be my main import issue, or must I do my replace with MARCedit?
15:57 vfernandes        if the marcxml as the 001 filled shouldn't be the record number?
15:56 vfernandes        it's a demand from the client :/
15:56 jcamins_away      Thanks.
15:55 wizzyrea          good luck jcamins_away
15:55 schuster          Oh sooo much...
15:55 jcamins_away      Lots of patience.
15:55 jcamins_away      And patience.
15:55 jcamins_away      Wish me luck!
15:55 jcamins_away      mbalmer: rebuild_zebra.pl -b -r [-x]
15:55 kf                vfernandes: I don't think it's a good idea though, there are other ways to store their ids
15:55 mbalmer           how do I reindex?
15:55 vfernandes        it's only numeric values
15:54 wahanui           jcamins_away: that doesn't look right
15:54 jcamins_away      Change it, reindex, see if it fixes it, then submit a patch.
15:54 vfernandes        schuster because the client wants to maintain their id's
15:54 kf                vfernandes: I am sure it's in bugzilla - not sure about the status. and it will only work for numeric values
15:54 mbalmer           ok.
15:54 jcamins_away      Needs to be ln:w:range(data,35,3)
15:54 jcamins_away      Yeah, that's wrong.
15:54 kf                vfernandes: I think there is a bug for that - I think currently it's not yet possible
15:54 mbalmer           lm:n:range(data,35,3)
15:54 schuster          vfernandes - why?  when we migrated we moved the original bib number to 999 for future reference but let the system assign a new bib number.
15:53 jcamins_away      mbalmer: yes.
15:53 vfernandes        no one can helps me?
15:53 mbalmer           ijcamins, is that the "melm 008 .." line?
15:53 jcamins           Time to go.
15:52 schuster          Yes in looking at the bug noted above it does look like it was never fully "resolved" and the language codes are not matching.
15:52 jcamins           If I'm wrong, there will be a :w instead of :n
15:52 jcamins           It'll look something like ln(xx,yy):n if I'm right.
15:51 mveron            jcamins: mbalmer takes over
15:51 jcamins           I theorize that it's back to a numeric index.
15:51 jcamins           You should see ln somewhere on it.
15:51 jcamins           Look for the 008 line.
15:51 jcamins           mveron: open up etc/zebradb/marc_defs/marc21/biblio/record.abs
15:51 kf                perhaps it should also take the 008 field into account?
15:51 jcamins           mveron: I have a theory that you'll have to check since I'm busy.
15:50 kf                mveron: ok, I was wrong then :) not sure it's something that was changed since we started with Koha
15:50 vfernandes        one little question :) using bulkmarcimport to import is possible to set the biblionumber? my client wants to maintain the ids of the old system so i need to migrate the id in the field 001 right?
15:50 mveron            with ln:ger we get just a couple of German records, only the 041 ones, not the 008 ones
15:49 kf                mveron: well it makes sense... kind of. not sure if I am happy with that though
15:49 kf                mveron: oh
15:49 vfernandes        hi guys
15:48 jcamins           mveron: that was for you.
15:48 huginn            schuster: Codes for languages associated with an item when the language code in field 008/35-37 of the record is insufficient to convey full information. This includes records for multilingual items, items that involve translation, and items where the medium of communication is a sign language. The sources of the codes are: MARC Code List for Languages or other code lists such as ISO 639-1 (Codes for the (1 more message)
15:48 schuster          @marc 041
15:48 jcamins           ln:ger
15:47 mveron            If we put ger in the field 041 they are found
15:47 jcamins           (one moment)
15:47 jcamins           Try the following search:
15:47 mveron            They dont show up if we select "German" in the language drop down.
15:47 schuster          so you select language German and do the search with glauser - that record doesn't show up?
15:46 kf                or wrong results show up?
15:46 kf                and records with ger do not all show up
15:46 kf                not sure
15:46 kf                ok, well guess that was too easy then
15:46 kf                hmmm
15:46 mveron            kf: We have ger in 008
15:46 kf                see langage code list from loc :)
15:45 * jcamins         will yell enough for everyone.
15:45 kf                ger
15:45 kf                that's wrong
15:45 kf                well
15:45 schuster          yes 007 gets in there with more of the AV items and confuses me too.
15:45 mveron            kf: We defined de language in 008
15:45 kf                only always confusing 007,008 and LDR :)
15:45 mbalmer           kf, we usually don't do that, we work in a  nice a constructive athmosphere here
15:45 kf                schuster: that's what I suspect
15:45 huginn            schuster: This field contains 40 character positions (00-39) that provide coded information about the record as a whole and about special bibliographic aspects of the item being cataloged. These coded data elements are potentially useful for retrieval and data management purposes. []
15:45 schuster          @marc 008
15:44 schuster          is it pulling the language code from the 008?  Check the marc record and that tag to see the language selection.
15:44 huginn            moodaepo: The control number assigned by the organization creating, using, or distributing the record. The MARC code for the organization is contained in field 003 (Control Number Identifier). []
15:44 moodaepo          @marc 001
15:44 kf                I can't recommend yelling at each other
15:44 mbalmer           kf, no problem, we ar in the same office, we can literally yell at each other ;)
15:44 kf                i did a search for hebrew and the results look sound to me
15:43 mveron            kf: No problem, mbalmer stands at my desk :-)
15:43 kf                [off] https://hfjs.bsz-bw.de/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=kw&op=and&idx=kw&op=and&idx=kw&limit=ln%2Crtrn%3Aheb&sort_by=relevance&do=Suche
15:43 kf                ah sorry, meant mveron
15:42 kf                I am not sure, but one of the controlled fields might be involved here
15:42 kf                mbalmer: probably related to your data
15:40 schuster          MarcEdit - freeware tool...  There are youtube videos out there and I use it on a regular basis.
15:40 schuster          oooh jcamins sending good vibes...
15:39 mveron            mbalmer: greets
15:38 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=2559 normal, P3, ---, gmcharlt, NEW , Language limit on Spanish returns Russian records or is it English ...
15:38 mveron            Is this related to Bug 2559?
15:38 mveron            If I  enter the language code directly into the keyword field, e.g. "Glauser ger", i get the expected results.
15:38 * mbalmer         greets mveron
15:38 mveron            The dropdown "Languages" does not work. For example, if German is selected I do not get the expected results.
15:37 * mveron          'We' = 4 developers and librarians exploring Koha in weekly sessions
15:37 mveron            We stumbled over a problem with search + languages in the Opac.
15:37 mveron            Hi #koha
15:35 * jcamins         curses real estate.
15:35 collsk12          Shane-S: Learning experience for me as well :)
15:34 Shane-S           collsk12: Thanks, I never would have guess that...now to learn how to use MARCEditor
15:34 huginn            collsk12: I'll give you the answer as soon as RDA is ready
15:33 collsk12          @aR is a "Regular" circulation type, @c is the acquisition date
15:33 schuster          oh... collsk12 beat me too it!
15:33 collsk12          Shane-S: See http://legacyhelp.fsc.follett.com/content/library/cataloging/import_and_export/importing_holdings_information.htm
15:33 schuster          Since that would be item specific information...  Depends on how Follett used that data.
15:32 Shane-S           any idea what values should replace the @ or is it just duplicated $x fields?
15:32 schuster          or purchase or?
15:32 Shane-S           obviously the c is copyright
15:32 Shane-S           That looks like it needs to be broken up
15:31 Shane-S           $xFSC@aR@c20031029
15:31 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7585 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, cnighswonger, Needs Signoff , Correct MARC 008 Value Builder Char 06 Default
15:31 chris_n           low-hanging fruit alert: bug 7585
15:31 Shane-S           I read on a page for converting follett to koha the 852 record needs to become 952, and that seems true, but there two @ in 852$x it looks like this (typing manually, as I am on a Mac, not the windows system running MarcEdit)
15:30 jcamins           schuster++
15:29 schuster          ok back to testing!!
15:28 schuster          Library cataloging jargon 101...
15:28 schuster          Shane-S - $ is the delimiter indicating a new "subfield" within the TAG (numbered line)
15:28 jcamins           $[a-z0-9] are subfield markers.
15:27 Shane-S           okay, I am just editing the record in MarcEditor and trying to make sense of what I see
15:27 collsk12          I've used MARCEdit to delete these fields and rebuild them.
15:27 collsk12          The LDR tells you about the following details of the marc record
15:27 Shane-S           tax/take
15:27 Shane-S           I tax it $* where * = letters are subsets in the series?
15:26 huginn            schuster: unknown tag LDR
15:26 schuster          @marc LDR
15:26 jcamins           Shane-S: see the first link.
15:26 wahanui           marc21 is probably at http://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/ecbdlist.html , http://www.loc.gov/marc/authority/ecadlist.html
15:26 jcamins           marc21?
15:26 collsk12          schuster: Same barcodes, we are running separate instances for each library, until we can rebarcode. Which might be sooner than I thought :/
15:26 schuster          Likes the image of collsk12 over a follett system with the machete...
15:26 Shane-S           bot = fail
15:26 jcamins           Oh, for crying out loud...
15:26 huginn            jcamins: unknown tag 000
15:26 jcamins           @marc 000
15:26 huginn            jcamins: unknown tag ldr
15:25 jcamins           @marc ldr
15:25 huginn            jcamins: unknown tag leader
15:25 jcamins           @marc leader
15:25 jcamins           That's the "Leader"
15:25 jcamins           Shane-S: basically.
15:25 * jcamins         pictures collsk12 holding a machete and standing over a pile of MARC tags.
15:25 Shane-S           just some quick marc questions (I do IT not Library stuff fyi) =LDR ... is that a new biblio record?
15:25 collsk12          We had a similar 5+ barcode variation issue at our high school and middle school libraries, but luckily we were able to hack the Follett database to give us the conversion table.
15:25 schuster          Then there is always the "I'm bringing 6 libraries together" did they all have unique barcodes?
15:24 collsk12          For our situation, it looks like the last digit is the wildcard. They were "pretty" consistent with the 14-digit type, but there are a few 6-digit barcodes I have to find.
15:23 schuster          ooo hears rebarcode ...
15:23 bshum             collsk12: Potentially, if you find out that the lib wasn't consistently saving barcode components, or were doing so with different sized barcodes (our lib ended up with 5+ barcode variations, and we never got them figured out)
15:22 collsk12          jcamins: Uh huh...
15:22 schuster          scan a barcode into notepad and see what really comes up and then try and figure out if you can manipulate the data to match before it goes into Koha.
15:22 * jcamins         watches collsk12 run screaming off into the sunset.
15:22 collsk12          bshum: Thanks! So I might need some more columns on that table, eh?
15:21 bshum             Course our lib was probably just weird, hope you have better luck.
15:20 bshum             collsk12: Spectrum was one of our first libs migrated and it turned out their 14 digit barcodes had their first digit lopped off and the check digit calculated on the fly.  Which was fun for the "legitimate" 12 digit barcodes floating throughout their collection too.
15:18 collsk12          I'll probably end up loading a database with the original, code 39, and mod 10 variations and inventorying the system against that table. Good times!
15:17 collsk12          jcamins: LOL!!
15:17 * jcamins         uses that ILS for scary campfire stories. :)
15:17 collsk12          I just can't figure out what the checkdigit is. It looks like an arbitrary code 39,mod 10 situation.
15:17 kf                how horrible
15:16 wizzyrea          i think that's right yea
15:16 jcamins           Ooh, Winnebago/Spectrum is the one that has its own barcode scheme that allows for duplicate barcodes, isn't it?
15:16 wizzyrea          i mean
15:16 wizzyrea          or checkdigits
15:16 wizzyrea          checksums, iirc
15:16 collsk12          LOL!
15:16 wizzyrea          lots
15:16 wizzyrea          oh yes
15:16 collsk12          wizzyrea: Do you konw if there were any problems with the barcodes?
15:15 wizzyrea          we have done that, or had it done for us.
15:15 collsk12          Has anyone migrated from Winnebago/Spectrum?
15:14 jcamins           :)
15:14 jcamins           Probably a bulkmarcimport run failed, and rather than silently ignoring the bibs that weren't actually loaded, the linker tells you.
15:14 schuster          K just moving along with my testing...
15:14 jcamins           But it's harmless.
15:14 jcamins           Well, every time you run it on the whole database.
15:13 jcamins           You'll get the same number of "errors" every time you run it.
15:13 jcamins           :)
15:13 schuster          ok we'll see what happens!
15:13 jcamins           Yeah, so those errors are due to stale data.
15:12 schuster          some I loaded and then the "default test" batch.
15:12 jcamins           It worked properly.
15:12 jcamins           Okay.
15:12 schuster          27524 bibs
15:11 jcamins           (the test database)
15:11 jcamins           schuster: how many records do you have in your database?
15:10 jcamins           Hrm. No problem with that record for me.
15:10 schuster          seconds the 008 discussion.
15:09 chris_n           jcamins: I'll open a bug and fix it then
15:09 mbalmer           aka sth like nxr.netbsd.org, but not for the NetBSD sourcs, but the Koha sources?
15:09 jcamins           chris_n: I have often thought that.
15:09 chris_n           that way if one failed to enter a date, 008 would still be correct
15:09 mbalmer           is there an OpenGrok for Koah somewehre?
15:08 chris_n           seems that koha's autogenerated 008 field should have an 'b' in 06 by default rather than a 't' since no date is provided by default
15:08 jcamins           schuster: let me check what the story is with that record, and then you can continue the testing regimen.
15:08 schuster          Shane-S that can be done - we use MarcEdit quite a bit actually in our office to modify records.
15:07 schuster          wizzyrea's office!  possibly someone from MassCat...
15:07 Shane-S           I found docs saying to use MarcEdit to more 852 to 952 records
15:07 Shane-S           anyone ever migrated from the ancient Follett Circ/Cat system?
15:07 schuster          should I remove the test and run again?  I can understand the conservative part since that is the data we depend on!
15:06 chris_n           jcamins++
15:06 jcamins           schuster: thanks. Taking a look.
15:04 jcamins           I was ultra-conservative with error handling.
15:03 schuster          eyp
15:03 jcamins           [off] jcamins@cpbibliography.com
15:03 jcamins           schuster: Could you e-mail me one?
15:02 schuster          I think the 13985 are the bibs I loaded with the batch load tool...  Wonders why it doesn't like them...??  Thoughts?  they are searchable.
15:02 jcamins           ;)
15:02 jcamins           schuster: I erred on the side of "good grief why are you testing that too?!?"
15:01 chris_n           jcamins: let me ask :-)
15:01 jcamins           schuster: right, that part of the test was to confirm that nothing was modified.
15:01 schuster          jcamins - discovered I ran the linker in "test" mode but here is the output at the end of the file - runtime 889536 ms, checked 27524 bibs, modified 0, errors 13985, linked 2223, unlinked 63634, fuzzy 0
15:01 jcamins           chris_n: and you backspaced the spaces that are in there before trying to change it?
14:59 chris_n           while creating a new record from scratch
14:59 chris_n           jcamins: direct entry after the plug-in has auto generated the field
14:59 kf                yes, koha is absoutely great:)
14:58 jcamins           kf: it's true!
14:57 kf                jcamins: meany ;)
14:57 jcamins           schuster: no problem. We like being able to brag to people about how much Koha has improved in the last year.
14:56 schuster          yes and that is part of why I am trying to get an upgrade and move back to community...  Sorry I'll go back and sit in my corner.
14:55 kf                new functionality
14:55 kf                have you checked the circulation rules for 3.6? :)
14:55 jcamins_away      schuster: you're going to like being on Koha. :)
14:54 jcamins_away      schuster: that's completely doable.
14:54 kf                schuster: I think there is a lot of functionality to do what you want
14:54 schuster          Librarians would be flooded with upset teachers about the curriculum items they have checked out.
14:54 kf                there is a clean way
14:54 kf                yes
14:54 jcamins_away      schuster: hard due date?
14:53 schuster          That might work, unfortunately we don't have emails in Koha "yet" for our teachers or students.  I'm also a little hesitant right now to attach emails to teachers and send overdues out as there isn't a "clean" way to set end of year duedates throughout the year ...
14:53 collsk12          kf: That's exactly what I was thinking.
14:53 collsk12          schuster: I did a similar thing over here with extended attributes. I created an HR code for homerooms. It really helps with reporting, but not so much for notices.
14:52 kf                and some way to say that for 'child' records you want a notice for the 'parent'
14:52 kf                I think perhaps using the guarantor functionality
14:51 schuster          That's what we do now but it is a little cumbersome with mailmerge etc... so I'm pondering a way to do it through some template magic.
14:50 kf                and export those ... run some program to make letters
14:49 kf                schuster: I think you could perhaps use sql reports
14:49 schuster          Unfortunately there isn't great overdue reporting how schools would want to do it yet...  Pondering it though...
14:48 schuster          collsk12 - in Plano (67) schools we load the homeroom "description" into the Address field of the borrower record so it shows under the students picture.  We also load the "code" into extended attributes so we can pull up a list of everyone from that homeroom with overdues.
14:47 jcamins_away      chris_n: are you using the plugin or trying to enter directly?
14:45 chris_n           I can create the entire field in a line editor and paste it in, however
14:44 chris_n           thursday weirdness perhaps?
14:44 collsk12          Is there any special functionality to the guarantors that I should be looking at?
14:44 chris_n           I can add 6 or edit any of the autogenerated chars
14:44 chris_n           so what would cause the marc editor to not permit adding chars 7-10 in 008?
14:43 kf                collsk12: I don't think you can
14:42 * magnuse         waves too
14:42 collsk12          Good morning all! Quick question: I am looking to set up notices at several elementary and secondary schools. I have set up all of the students with their homeroom teacher's email as their primary email. Is there any way to send one notice to each teacher for all of their students?
14:42 * kf              waves at wizzyrea
14:42 schuster          schuster smiles :)
14:42 schuster          Just thought it was strange so when I went to look at it and there wasn't anything there just curious.
14:41 * wizzyrea        waves
14:40 kf                schuster: but I might be wrong :)
14:40 kf                schuster: I think it's related to an older feature to make classifications browsable
14:35 magnuse           (on current master)
14:33 magnuse           schuster: yeah, i have same thing, an empty table called browser
14:31 marcelr           bye koha
14:31 marcelr           kf: will look at it later; please send me mail
14:31 schuster          does anyone else in their Koha database have a table called browser?  I see that on my "testing" system and it is empty just curious.
13:55 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7298 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Needs Signoff , export late orders, with # of claims and claim dates
13:55 kf                probably going to regret the question - but any opinions about the filename in bug 7298?
13:55 kf                hi marcelr
13:54 marcelr           hi jcamins away..
13:54 * jcamins_away    waves to tcohen, marcelr, and schuster
13:53 tcohen            but looking forward to be back soon
13:53 tcohen            i've been away from koha working on an alfresco implementation
13:53 marcelr           hi tcohen
13:53 tcohen            hi #koha
13:46 * oleonard        will be back later
13:45 jcamins_away      Done. :)
13:45 huginn            jcamins_away: The operation succeeded.
13:45 jcamins_away      @later tell cait Please file a bug for the image table names.
13:44 kf                jcamins_away: remind me to file a bug? or file one?
13:43 kf                :)
13:43 kf                back
13:32 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7310 normal, P3, ---, m.de.rooy, Needs Signoff , Improving permissions on lists (virtual shelves)
13:32 magnus_afk        bug 7310
13:29 marcelr           i also put another note on a followup on wiki
13:29 oleonard          I appreciate your work on it, it's a much-needed update
13:29 oleonard          Thanks marcelr, I'll have time later today to test again
13:26 marcelr           for 7310
13:26 marcelr           hi oleonard; thx for testing, submitted some adjustments some mins ago
13:17 jcamins_away      I will fix it when I can (though it probably won't be for a bit).
13:17 jcamins_away      kf: whoops, the misnamed table is definitely a bug.
13:08 oleonard          Hi #koha
12:55 * chris_n         three
12:46 * magnuse         too
12:37 kf                bbl
12:25 kf                ok
12:16 * kf              looks around for fredericd again
12:16 kf                more ram is probably good
12:13 mbalmer           today I upgrade our koha server from a pentium 4 3 Ghz 768 MB RAM to a dual core Xeon 2.4 GHz with at least 1 GB RAM.  should be a bit faster, I hope
12:13 magnuse           kf: :-)
12:12 mbalmer           thursday = swiss koha day ;)
12:12 kf                hi mbalmer
12:12 kf                magnuse: no, that's not a proof of eythian's theory!
12:12 mbalmer           hello
12:12 kf                hope not!
12:12 kf                eek
12:10 wahanui           Germs originated in Germany, before rapidly spreading throughout the rest of the world.
12:10 magnuse           germs?
12:10 slef              thanks and me too :)
12:10 slef              kf_mtg: I think this one was imported from Germany, so it may be near you soon.
12:09 kf_mtg            slef: hope you get better soon
12:09 kf_mtg            I agree with magnuse
12:09 magnuse           slef: grateful not to have a cold...
12:01 slef              How's everyone else?
12:01 slef              I'm bored with this cold.
12:00 kf_mtg            morning slef
11:59 slef              morning all
11:33 magnuse           looks better
11:31 kf_mtg            or lateorders-export?
11:31 kf_mtg            perhaps lateorders-csv
11:31 kf_mtg            yeah
11:30 magnuse           sounds like something more generic would be better
11:30 kf_mtg            kind of
11:30 kf_mtg            I find that troubling
11:30 kf_mtg            shoudl we have a file named lateorders-excel?
11:30 magnuse           hm, i'm only seing the norwegian ones
11:30 kf_mtg            and it will not only be norwegian I guess....
11:29 kf_mtg            because we had that fixed
11:29 kf_mtg            but that's backwards
11:29 kf_mtg            hm ok
11:29 magnuse           there's lots of norwegian words showing as fuzzy, cause the original string has weird characters, but the old translation is still good
11:28 magnuse           kf_mtg: don't worry, be happy
11:28 kf_mtg            magnuse: that sounds like I should worry?
11:27 kf_mtg            fredericd: around?
11:23 magnuse           gah, what happened to æøå in the .po files? the files i have uploaded look ok
11:17 magnuse           (tried it once but chose the other route quickly...)
11:16 * magnuse         wishes paul_p good luck ;-)
11:16 paul_p            magnuse migrating, with http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Upgrading_2.2
11:15 magnuse           paul_p: are you actually migrating the database, or pulling out data and importing them in 3.6 as if they were from another system?
11:15 * magnuse         wishes paul_p good luck
10:32 paul_p            oldies but goodies ;-)
10:31 * paul_p          doing a migration from 2.2 to 3.6 today ...
09:33 huginn            kf_mtg: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 0.8°C (10:29 AM CET on February 23, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 84%. Dew Point: -2.0°C. Windchill: 1.0°C. Pressure: 30.40 in 1029.3 hPa (Rising).
09:33 kf_mtg            @wunder Konstanz
09:31 huginn            magnuse: The current temperature in Marseille, France is 6.0°C (10:00 AM CET on February 23, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: -4.0°C. Pressure: 30.24 in 1024 hPa (Falling).
09:31 magnuse           @wunder marseille
09:31 huginn            magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 1.0°C (10:20 AM CET on February 23, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 75%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Pressure: 29.30 in 992 hPa (Steady).
09:31 magnuse           @wunder boo
09:31 magnuse           ooh, nice
09:24 kf_mtg            second meeting today
09:19 magnuse           have fun, kf_mtg :-)
09:18 magnuse           so far in february: baidu = 215161 hits, google = 169407 hits - on a catalogue with ~13k records
09:17 kf                morning paul_p and magnuse
09:09 magnuse           wow, google and baidu sure love koha...
09:08 magnuse           kia ora paul_p
09:08 paul_p            (& others)
09:08 paul_p            good morning magnuse
09:00 magnuse           that's just wizzyrea sleep-irc'ing, right?
08:08 Amit_Gupta        heya gaetan_B
08:07 gaetan_B          hello!
07:50 wahanui           salut, reiveune
07:50 reiveune          hello
07:46 magnuse           kia ora #koha cait mbalmer alex_a
07:27 alex_a            bonjour !
06:53 cait              hi magnus_afk :)
06:35 cait              night jcamins_away
06:13 jcamins           Good night/morning, #koha.
06:05 cait              hi Amit_Gupta
06:05 Amit_Gupta        heya cait
05:54 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7576 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, katrin.fischer, NEW , Add ISSN to SearchForTitleIn
05:54 cait              bug 7576
05:54 cait              reports were to easy :P
05:54 cait              wizzyrea: nope, using perl :)
05:51 wahanui           i guess report library is at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/3.2_SQL_Reports_Library
05:51 wizzyrea          report library?
05:51 * cait            tries to find out how to pick all issns from a marc record
05:50 cait              hm
05:47 wizzyrea          arg.
05:43 cait              double eew
05:42 eythian           yep. Next week in Auckland again.
05:42 eythian           [off] yeah. It's causing our Koha team some issues keeping up with stuff we need to do.
05:42 cait              away from wellington again too?
05:42 cait              eew
05:40 wizzyrea          blurg.
05:39 eythian           (not a koha project, that'd be fun at least)
05:39 eythian           It won't be constructive. I've been once again sucked onto another project for two weeks.
05:38 * jcamins         too
05:38 * wizzyrea        observes the same
05:38 wizzyrea          technically yes
05:38 * jcamins         observes that this has not been a great day for a lot of people. :(
05:38 cait              wizzyrea: shouldn't you be sleeping?
05:38 cait              if it helps, rant :)
05:38 * wizzyrea        frowns
05:37 eythian           cait: don't ask. It'll become a rant.
05:37 cait              eythian: why are you still here?
05:37 cait              :)
05:37 wahanui           Germs originated in Germany, before rapidly spreading throughout the rest of the world.
05:37 cait              germs?
05:36 wahanui           hmmm... linux mint is where they make all the linux money
05:36 eythian           wahanui: linux mint
05:36 wahanui           OK, eythian.
05:36 eythian           wahanui: linux mint is \where they make all the linux money
05:36 wahanui           bugger all, i dunno, eythian
05:36 eythian           wahanui: linux mint is where they make all the linux money
05:20 cait              hi eythian :)
05:20 eythian           hi cait
05:19 cait              good morning #koha
05:06 Amit_Gupta        heya ranig
04:59 rangi             Yup
04:48 wizzyrea          a community gitorious would be oso cool
04:47 druthb            My Symphony migration kit is just about to the "solid gold" state now.   No more surprises.
04:44 rangi             Excellent
04:44 druthb            It's all done with command-line params, like eythian's csvtomarc script.  :)
04:44 druthb            I've been tinkering for about the last two months on a very-generic biblio masher and patron masher script.  The biblio one has been used against several different ILSes so far--uhm...III, Symphony, Voyager, Horizon, Athena, Infocentre, couple of others, I think.  Patron is in less use, but it's coming along nicely.
04:42 rangi             It's gitolite which is cool I just forgot how to do it
04:41 druthb            Okay, I'll talk to him about it next time I see 'im.  Probably wont dump the whole unorganized mess in there, just the really solid-gold stuff, as I get it tidied up.
04:40 * druthb          wiggles her eyebrows.
04:40 eythian           we should put a gitorious setup on there some time
04:40 rangi             Probably Galen is easiest
04:39 druthb            whom do I kiss to get my ssh key registered?
04:38 rangi             It could go in the newly made contribs repo
04:37 rangi             Can't hurt
04:37 druthb            It's still pretty messy, but one of my goals for this year is to tidy things up a bunchabuncha.
04:37 druthb            hey, rangi, I've got a question...  a couple of people have suggested that the migration toolbox I've been curating oughta be hosted on git.koha-community.org...  No big deal to *me* where it's hosted...but what do you think?
04:30 druthb            hi, rangi.
04:30 rangi             Hey druthb
04:30 rangi             Ohhh sweet
04:30 * druthb          sits down next to wizzyrea.
04:30 wizzyrea          i'm still working on my little developer data package
04:18 rangi             Yup
04:18 eythian           Make a bunch of really easy to import frameworks for things.
04:17 rangi             So hide all the marc we can simple frameworks etc
04:16 jcamins           rangi: That seems like a good idea.
04:15 rangi             I think we need profiles when installing
04:15 Space_Librarian   And now,  I need to go be zombie-like for a while. Good night/morning all. See you on the other side.
04:11 Space_Librarian   It's interesting to deal with.
04:10 Space_Librarian   3 weeks ago.
04:10 Space_Librarian   I came into a library like that.
04:09 * jcamins         dealt with a library like that.
04:08 Space_Librarian   And are scared of MARC, and do a great deal of article cataloguing
04:08 jcamins           Ah.
04:08 Space_Librarian   Have a library thinking about Koha, on DB Textworks, they came to visit
04:07 jcamins           Space_Librarian: ?
04:06 Space_Librarian   Whew. That was a hard sell
03:50 bag               heya Amit_Gupta
03:30 Amit_Gupta        how r u
03:30 Amit_Gupta        heya bag
03:25 jcamins           How's it going?
03:22 wizzyrea          hey
03:22 * jcamins         waves to wizzyrea.
02:33 troublemaker      ahhaa
02:32 Space_Librarian   O.o
02:31 jcamins           There don't seem to be any records in the catalog.
02:30 eythian           that certainly is one gigantic logo
02:26 troublemaker      http://universidadinsurgentesdemo.bibliomethods.com/
02:26 troublemaker      im editing my opac. im newbie to koha, i installed on last debian server
02:26 troublemaker      yeah this blog is amazing
02:04 Space_Librarian   Another one saved. Awesome. :D
02:03 Penggu            thanks all for help, and for saving me from liblime
01:24 eythian           cool
01:07 troublemaker      help*
01:07 troublemaker      thanx for your helo again got it! :)
01:06 troublemaker      yeahhh
01:02 eythian           heh yeah
01:02 Space_Librarian   eythian: I miss the days of the Leith flooding the Arts building.
00:47 jcamins           troublemaker: take a look at that.
00:47 wahanui           oleonard's blog is http://www.myacpl.org/koha
00:47 jcamins           oleonard's blog?
00:47 eythian           and js etc.
00:47 eythian           Lets you add all kinds of bits of styling
00:46 eythian           troublemaker: you can change stuff like that in the "staff client" sysprefs.
00:46 troublemaker      i need to see the full image...
00:46 troublemaker      im trying to edit this login box http://universidadinsurgentesdemo.bibliomethods.com:666/
00:45 troublemaker      whats the path man
00:45 troublemaker      where i should edit those?
00:45 troublemaker      okidoks
00:45 eythian           troublemaker: you might be able to add some css rules to do it.
00:45 troublemaker      ?
00:45 troublemaker      is there anyway to modify the size of the login form in koha, (staff interface)
00:44 eythian           http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6467114/Heavy-rains-wind-pound-country <-- Space_Librarian, the second photo
00:44 troublemaker      sup
00:44 troublemaker      hey guys
00:30 Space_Librarian   Oh yes, this is quite funny... until it's taken down. http://nowhiring.com.au/424936+job+Prime+Minister+of+Australia+ACT.aspx
00:26 Space_Librarian   deal
00:26 jcamins           Space_Librarian: sounds good. :)
00:26 Space_Librarian   jcamins I'll have a truffle for you, you have some fudge for me.
00:23 huginn            04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7144 enhancement, P3, ---, srdjan, Passed QA , Floating collection
00:23 bag               bug 7144
00:22 jcamins           I was just enjoying the fudge, since I don't have truffles.
00:22 jcamins           Chocolate truffles are good too.
00:22 Space_Librarian   Yeah. But, in a pinch...
00:22 jcamins           Fudge. :)
00:21 Space_Librarian   mmm.... chocolate truffles