Time  Nick           Message
00:04 dcook          gmcharlt++
00:04 dcook          Worked like a charm. I'll have to post a patch once I redo my git config...
00:33 wizzyrea       khall, longshot, but are you about?
00:33 bag            nope
00:33 bag            gone about 3.5 hours ago
00:33 bag            que pasa?
00:34 bag            I currently wish I cold memorize the marc fields that are indexed by zebra
00:35 wizzyrea       oh hi bag
00:35 bag            oh hi wizzyrea
00:35 wizzyrea       well I was looking at bug 9293
00:35 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9293 major, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Needs Signoff , action_logs not tracking payments
00:35 wizzyrea       and sho nuff, the actions are logged... but...
00:36 bag            that's a small but - but a few periods
00:36 wizzyrea       http://imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img132/1282/selection052.png
00:36 wizzyrea       this output is not pretty.
00:36 wizzyrea       and yes, you can see that something was done
00:36 wizzyrea       and yes, other people have done it that way
00:37 wizzyrea       but it should be nicer.
00:37 wizzyrea       so I was going to suggest that he make it prettier :P
00:38 wizzyrea       sorry, imageshack is not very helpful lots of clicking ew.
00:38 bag            imageshack?
00:38 wizzyrea       http://imgur.com/OCWCOpV
00:38 wizzyrea       try that one
00:38 bag            oh you want pretty eh?
00:38 bag            :P
00:38 bag            heh
00:38 eythian        bag: you see, people come here and they get used to nice scenery.
00:39 bag            well reply to khall than I'm guessing :)
00:39 wizzyrea       hehe yes
00:39 wizzyrea       :)
00:39 bag            I think A). it works B). that's pretty for Kansas :P
00:39 bag            ha
00:39 bag            sorry
00:39 wizzyrea       pft.
00:39 cjh            ooooohhhhhh
00:39 wizzyrea       pretty only because I left.
02:29 wajasu         holy smokes. bug 8378
02:29 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8378 minor, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, In Discussion , <fine> syntax not working on overdues anymore
02:37 wizzyrea       ...
04:24 * libsysguy    waives
04:24 jcamins_away   [off] If a patch breaks something important and can be reverted, I will revert it. Period.
04:25 * jcamins_away wonders what libsysguy is disavowing.
04:25 libsysguy      my republican roots?
04:25 libsysguy      jk
04:25 libsysguy      but really
04:29 libsysguy      so I know pazpar2 is *in* koha
04:29 libsysguy      but not in a way I think it was supposed to be implemented
04:29 libsysguy      is anybody familiar with pazpar2 as it pertains to Koha?
04:30 jcamins_away   libsysguy: apparently it doesn't work, and what rangi did was a proof-of-concept of using PazPar2 properly.
04:31 libsysguy      as middleware jcamins?
04:31 jcamins_away   He did it as federated searching on the side.
04:32 libsysguy      ah
04:32 libsysguy      that is how it looks like it was set up now
04:32 libsysguy      I'm thinking of using it as middleware to zebra/solr/other sru data sources
04:32 jcamins_away   Yeah, except it doesn't work now. :P
04:32 jcamins_away   Well, the good news is that it'd actually be really easy to do now.
04:32 jcamins_away   Just write a QueryParser driver.
04:33 libsysguy      didn't you do that ;)
04:33 jcamins_away   No, I just wrote a driver for PQF.
04:33 libsysguy      ahh
04:33 jcamins_away   AKA not a stupid syntax
04:34 libsysguy      hmm
04:34 jcamins_away   Alternatively, patch pazpar2 to support PQF.
04:35 * eythian      writes Perl to write what is probably the ugliest single SQL query in Koha.
04:35 jcamins_away   eythian: uh-oh.
04:35 eythian        fortunately as you never see the query in full, no one will know it's terrible :)
04:36 cjh            eythian: borrower history?
04:36 libsysguy      what does pazpar2 use as its query parser now
04:36 eythian        yeah
04:36 jcamins_away   libsysguy: Pazpar2 has its own query parser.
04:36 jcamins_away   Presumably similar to the one used by yaz.
04:36 libsysguy      that is what I was thinking
04:37 libsysguy      CCL?
04:37 wahanui        CCL is not a standard... It needs configuration
04:37 jcamins_away   Oh, yeah, the syntax is CCL.
04:37 jcamins_away   And wahanui is absolutely right.
04:37 * jcamins_away is not a fan of CCL.
04:37 * libsysguy    is reading the documentation
04:38 * libsysguy    can now sleep
04:38 jcamins_away   lol
04:38 jcamins_away   Did I ever say it was interesting? *Nooo*.
04:38 libsysguy      I figured that out quickly
04:39 libsysguy      so CCL ~= SQL for non-standard things
04:39 jcamins_away   I guess you could compare the two.
04:39 libsysguy      wikipedia did
04:39 libsysguy      so it has to be true
04:39 jcamins_away   Except SQL is actually unambiguous if you're not stupid about table and column names.
04:40 jcamins_away   Well, SQL is usually unambiguous.
04:40 jcamins_away   It's actually possible to write a query that MySQL's query optimizer can't handle.
04:41 libsysguy      so would there be a more appropriate middleware for aggregating data our there?
04:41 jcamins_away   That's the best I can think of.
04:41 libsysguy      i thought so :'(
04:42 jcamins_away   Pazpar2 is pretty nice.
04:42 jcamins_away   I have a question.
04:42 libsysguy      shoot
04:42 jcamins_away   Where on Wikipedia did you see the comparison?
04:42 libsysguy      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerner_CCL
04:42 libsysguy      after the first citation
04:42 libsysguy      CCL is patterned after thehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_Query_Language (SQL)
04:42 jcamins_away   Right...
04:43 jcamins_away   I haven't the foggiest clue what that is.
04:43 jcamins_away   Some sort of crazy "standard" invented by a guy named Cerner, probably.
04:43 jcamins_away   http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/6567/Common%20Command%20Language%20for%20Online%20Interactive%20Information%20Retrieval.pdf <-- CCL
04:43 libsysguy      ah
04:44 jcamins_away   Why yes, that is a scan of a book printed in 1992.
04:44 eythian        guys, I haven't tested it yet, but I think I found an SQL injection in the opac. I might test it. Probably a false alarm.
04:44 libsysguy      that would explain why its taking so long
04:44 jcamins_away   eythian: color me... unsurprised. :(
04:44 libsysguy      ^^
04:46 libsysguy      I see in the pazpar doc there is pz:cclmap:xxx for mapping one thing to another
04:46 jcamins_away   Yeah.
04:46 jcamins_away   Basically pazpar2 will repeat the parsing that we do with QP.
04:46 libsysguy      so…I'm confused
04:47 jcamins_away   My favored solution would be to patch Pazpar2 to support PQF natively.
04:47 jcamins_away   Why?
04:47 libsysguy      and its probably just that I'm dumb
04:47 libsysguy      but what is the difference between CCL and PQF
04:47 jcamins_away   pqf?
04:47 wahanui        pqf is Prefix Query Format or at http://www.indexdata.com/yaz/doc/tools.html#PQF
04:47 jcamins_away   PQF looks like this:
04:48 jcamins_away   @and @attr 1=Author @attr 4=6 "Gaiman" @attr 1=Title "American Gods"
04:48 huginn         jcamins_away: downloading the Perl source
04:48 jcamins_away   CCL looks like this:
04:48 eythian        oh, no. I missed the bit of sanitisation that was hidden there. False alarm.
04:48 jcamins_away   au,kw:Gaiman and ti:"American Gods"
04:49 libsysguy      ah so what shows up when we do a search now
04:49 libsysguy      kw; wdl lasers
04:49 jcamins_away   Right.
04:50 libsysguy      so pqf is standard…ccl is BS?
04:50 jcamins_away   CCL is "standard" as well.
04:50 jcamins_away   The problem is that user-generated CCL is ambiguous, and requires a great deal of parsing somewhere other than in Koha.
04:50 jcamins_away   *and CCL (all CCL) requires...
04:51 jcamins_away   So CCL is a bad choice for communicating with the server because it requires special configuration for the parsing.
04:51 jcamins_away   And CCL is a bad choice for user input because it requires that the user use a well-defined subset of CCL.
04:51 libsysguy      i see
04:52 jcamins_away   PQF has none of these problems.
04:52 jcamins_away   Well... it does if you want to send a query to a Solr server.
04:52 libsysguy      heh
04:52 jcamins_away   But that's why we don't send PQF to a Solr server.
04:52 jcamins_away   'Cause that'd be dumb.
04:53 jcamins_away   (though I guess you could use yaz-proxy if you're the type of person who likes to suffer)
04:53 * libsysguy    prefers to pass the pain and suffering on
04:53 jcamins_away   Right, so that's why we need a Solr driver for QueryParser.
04:54 libsysguy      there is a liblucene-queryparser-perl :p
04:54 jcamins_away   Your options for PazPar2 would be to either A) write a CCL driver, or B) make PazPar2 work with the existing PQF driver (which, by the way, is kickass).
04:54 jcamins_away   Nothing to do with the QueryParser we use.
04:54 jcamins_away   Sadly.
04:55 libsysguy      sad day
04:55 libsysguy      ah yes I see that now
04:55 libsysguy      the package name is deceptive
04:56 libsysguy      is pazpar2 open source
04:56 jcamins_away   Yes.
04:56 libsysguy      why is it not on github :p
04:56 jcamins_away   https://www.indexdata.com/pazpar2
04:56 jcamins_away   I can't remember where their code is.
04:57 jcamins_away   I do remember that I generally give up and _then_ find it, though.
04:59 libsysguy      https://github.com/piskvorky/pazpar2/tree/master?
05:00 libsysguy      wahanui pazpar2 repo is https://github.com/piskvorky/pazpar2/tree/master
05:00 wahanui        OK, libsysguy.
05:00 libsysguy      pazpar2 repo?
05:00 wahanui        i guess pazpar2 repo is https://github.com/piskvorky/pazpar2/tree/master
05:00 jcamins_away   No, that's a copy of their repo.
05:00 libsysguy      soab
05:00 libsysguy      wahanui forget pazpar2 repo
05:00 wahanui        libsysguy: I forgot pazpar2 repo
05:01 jcamins_away   http://git.indexdata.com/
05:02 libsysguy      well why didn't I try that
05:03 libsysguy      I'm out of my league..its in C
05:05 libsysguy      a *lot* of C
05:05 jcamins_away   I grant that I bitch about it a lot, but their code is actually pretty good.
05:06 libsysguy      it looks clean
05:06 jcamins_away   Take a look in src/client.c.
05:06 libsysguy      thats what I was just reading
05:06 libsysguy      it looks like there is a lot of work in there for solr
05:07 jcamins_away   In particular, client_parse_query.
05:08 jcamins_away   Add a session setting to specify "this is in PQF," and, if it is, just stick the query right into the pqf buffer.
05:08 libsysguy      so basically its already set up for it
05:09 libsysguy      it just needs to be told what it is
05:09 libsysguy      the pqf buffer being w_pqf?
05:09 jcamins_away   Well, you need to do a bit of fiddling, I think, in order to make it actually work as I described.
05:10 jcamins_away   Right.
05:10 libsysguy      hmm
05:11 libsysguy      well on that note
05:11 libsysguy      I think i am off to bed
05:11 libsysguy      thanks for the chat jcamins
07:26 alex_a         bonjour
08:01 gaetan_B       hello
08:16 * magnuse      waves
08:20 drojf          good morning #koha
08:24 francharb      good morning all
08:27 drojf          hi francharb
09:06 tweetbot`      [off] twitter: @kohails: "#kohails  Présentation Koha 3.10 http://t.co/TipqJITn"
12:03 gerundio       hi
12:04 gerundio       have been working on a script to update 2 items columns I've mapped using the Koha to MARC mapping
12:07 gerundio       since the batchRebuildBiblioTables.pl script doesn't work for the items table
12:08 pastebot       "gerundio" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Code snippet to update mapped barcode and stocknumber on all items" (28 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/376
12:08 gerundio       does that code snippet look like a good way to accomplish that for those 2 fields alone?
13:01 drojf          you quiet, #koha
13:06 drojf          @later tell rangi i tried the svc report thingy, but the output does not really look like json to me. i got something like [[vallue1],[value2][value3]] instead of {param1:value1,param2:value2,param3:value3} which i was expecting. can i change the output format somewhere?
13:06 huginn         drojf: The operation succeeded.
13:23 oleonard       Whew, that was close. Almost couldn't get in, "too full"
13:27 oleonard       slef: Good news? http://blog.silktide.com/2013/01/the-stupid-cookie-law-is-dead-at-last/
14:03 gerundio       oleonard, they must be kidding (again)
14:04 gerundio       I was just mandated to implement the cookie law in all our faculty websites
14:05 slef           oleonard: no.
14:06 slef           triumph of lazy webmasters and abusive site-owners over public freedom
14:06 drojf          gerundio: it does not hurt do be nice without a law requiring it
14:07 drojf          s/do/to
14:07 oleonard       slef: So you think the law would have benefited the public?
14:07 slef           oleonard: it wasn't the best law they could have made, but yes, it would have been a net benefit.
14:08 gerundio       slef, tell me where you stand regarding that "REASONING BEHIND THE LAW" chart on the page oleonard shared
14:08 gerundio       and while you're at it, the "ORIGINS OF THE LAW" chart too :)
14:10 * oleonard     was thinking this morning how Americans are opposed to the gov't knowing who owns guns but don't mind private companies knowing everything about them
14:11 drojf          that "reasoning behind the law" does not make any sense
14:13 gerundio       drojf, more often that not it does make sense
14:13 gerundio       use google translate on this article: http://abertoatedemadrugada.com/2013/01/nova-pl118-propoe-taxas-de-ate-400-por.html
14:14 gerundio       it's about this new copyrights law they want to approve in Portugal
14:15 slef           gerundio: I think "REASONING BEHIND THE LAW" misses the point in several ways - I doubt the law was originally meant to be just to tell people; I don't think people quickly stop needing help with privacy just because they know what cookies are; ...
14:15 drojf          gerundio:  do you think that because people don't know about something it does not matter? if someone has to consent to cookies (and probably gets an explanation of what a cookie is&does), s/he will learn what a cookie is
14:15 gerundio       based on some calculus, if you buy a €100 media center with a built-in 1 TB HD that new tax will cost you about €400
14:15 slef           gerundio: there is some truth in "ORIGINS OF THE LAW" but it's also exaggerated.
14:16 gerundio       slef, of course it is
14:16 drojf          on a sidenote, unfortunately i think 95% of people on the net need help with internet privacy
14:16 drojf          like, everybody who uses facebook or google
14:16 gerundio       drojf, or more... those god damn "Ok" buttons are so clicable
14:17 slef           gerundio: I don't think making stuff up makes the anti-cookie chart more believable.
14:17 oleonard       Right, even those of us who care about internet privacy need help because the odds are against us
14:17 gerundio       slef, didn't understand that "making stuff up" part
14:18 slef           gerundio: "ORIGINS OF THE LAW". Most of the lawmakers are not 80somethings and probably could use a mouse.
14:18 slef           that reminds me. I'm mjray@friends.mayfirst.org on friendica if anyone wants to connect - may also work with diaspora and statusNet
14:18 gerundio       slef, that's just an overstatement to make a point
14:19 gerundio       probably they are not 80 and most can use a mouse
14:19 slef           gerundio: no, it's a lie to make themselves look clever.
14:19 gerundio       the point still is that they were thrown a bunch of buzzwords about this topic
14:19 slef           "Following the 2010 general election, the average age of British MPs was 50, with 20 per cent of MPs aged under 40, 61 per cent aged 40-59, and 19 per cent 60 or over (Smith Institute, 2010). This age profile is not at all surprising, given the nature of the occupation, and it is likely that the age profile of MPs is similar to that found in equivalent professions or even the voting-age population."
14:19 slef           http://democracy-uk-2012.democraticaudit.com/social-representativeness-of-parliament
14:20 gerundio       ;)
14:20 Dyrcona        In the U.S. the lawmakers are handed the laws already written by the industries' representatives.
14:20 drojf          "20 per cent of MPs aged under 40", wow. i doubt that is true for german bundestag
14:20 * oleonard     wishes Dyrcona was exaggerating
14:21 drojf          Dyrcona: in germany that is happening more often too
14:21 slef           drojf: it was a change of administration, which often reduces the average age.
14:21 drojf          we have a discussion about a funny law to make search engines pay for links to newspapers
14:21 Dyrcona        drojf: yeah, I've read about that online.
14:23 drojf          it's a present of the christian democratic party to the publisher axel springer verlag. it's so ridiculous
14:23 gerundio       lolol, so basically search engines help people get to the news and have to pay for it?
14:24 drojf          gerundio: well, they say it's their intellectual property and want to be paid... i don't know, per hit or something
14:25 gerundio       I'd love for Google to remove links for those publications for 1 month alone
14:25 drojf          that has happened before, i think in belgium. google kicked out EVERY hit to those sites
14:25 gerundio       internet users don't know site URLs anymore (at least non IT users)
14:26 drojf          publishers were not happy with that :D
14:27 slef           gerundio: http://www.theyworkforyou.com/whall/?id=2010-10-28b.143.0#g175.5 for example. Not only buzzwords.
14:27 gerundio       users heavily deppend on the integration between the browsers navigation bars and the search engines
14:27 slef           educate them. Bring back bookmarking.
14:28 Dyrcona        slef: I'm reminded of something Bruce Schneier once said, "Anyone who thinks the solution is to educate the end user has never met an actual end user."
14:29 slef           Dyrcona: well, we should strip out the intrusion/integration too, but that's easier said than done with so many Google fanatics around :-/
14:29 Dyrcona        slef: Agreed. I think it is about time for a real alternative to Google, et al.
14:29 slef           Dyrcona: education is vital. Refusing to educate people means accepting controlling them.
14:30 slef           Dyrcona: tried yacy?
14:30 Dyrcona        slef: I didn't say I actually agreed with Bruce.... However, I do to some extent when it comes to software.
14:30 Dyrcona        I also don't think you can educate people who want to remain ignorant.
14:31 gerundio       hail hail Dyrcona
14:31 Dyrcona        lol
14:31 gerundio       we deal with people like that everyday
14:31 * slef         has trouble with yacy, just to reward him for mentioning it :-(
14:31 gerundio       I have a great example here regarding our migration to koha :D
14:31 slef           this is very strange... I wonder if I'm being filtered
14:31 * slef         reroutes traffic
14:31 Dyrcona        I'll give yacy a try.
14:32 drojf          slef: i remember trying to try yacy, but something did not work for me
14:32 Dyrcona        gerundio: I deal with people like that everyday, and our migration to Evergreen is another textbook example. :)
14:32 slef           http://yacyweb.de/peer.htm might just be giving me dead peers :-/
14:32 gerundio       I heard of one person that requested a "sick leave" just not to learn how to work with Koha :D
14:32 * drojf        is proud to have started the discussion that lead to google not being the standard search engine in the tor browser bundle anymore :P
14:33 Dyrcona        Wow! gerundio, you win....I've not heard of anything that bad 'round here.
14:33 slef           drojf++
14:33 Dyrcona        I should use tor.....Think I'll look it up again at lunch time.
14:34 gerundio       Dyrcona, we get that a lot
14:34 * oleonard     wishes he could just use services that worked well and not have to worry about harmful consequences
14:34 drojf          gerundio: how do they plan to continue to work if they don't lean how koha works?
14:35 drojf          s/lean/learn
14:35 gerundio       an IT colleague of mine keeps doing stuff in Koha that should be done by our librarians, because, in his words, "they don't know how and they lack the hability to learn"
14:35 gerundio       drojf, does that answer your question? :D
14:35 drojf          that is not lack of ability but ignorance
14:35 Dyrcona        gerundio; I usually find its a lack of desire or motivation more than a lack of ability. Most of the people I have these problems with are otherwise intelligent people.
14:36 drojf          if there is somebody to do it for them, why learn it?
14:36 gerundio       I don't know how it works on other countries
14:36 gerundio       but this a public faculty
14:37 gerundio       in Portugal public employees can't be dismissed (fired)
14:37 gerundio       so basically they're untouchable
14:37 gerundio       I managed our helpdesk team for 9 months
14:37 gerundio       and lets just say they could refuse to do the job and there's nothing I could do about it
14:38 drojf          [off] yes i have seen a considerable amount of ignorance and fear of/hatred towards new things in people lilke that
14:39 gerundio       drojf, "lack of ability" was just my nice choice of words for ignorance, laziness or resignation
14:39 drojf          [off] there seems to come a point in your work life where you just don't care to leanr anything new, don't want to be bothered and continue to do things like you used to until you die. i wonder if that is for everybody or just a special kind of people
14:39 gerundio       most of these people just think "do it or don't do it, I get my paycheck at the end of the month either way, so I rather don't do it"
14:40 oleonard       [off] I hope only for a special kind of people drojf
14:40 gerundio       me too
14:40 Dyrcona        I'm always learning new things. It's how I fight boredom.
14:40 oleonard       I would be profoundly bad at my job if I stopped learning new things
14:40 drojf          oleonard: some people don't care :D
14:42 gerundio       that sums it drojf
14:43 gerundio       in Portugal that feeling of not caring about the obligations is a cultural thing
14:43 gerundio       most people think they only have rights
14:44 gerundio       oh well, we could talk for days about this :|
14:44 gerundio       back to koha, earlier today I pasted this http://paste.koha-community.org/376
14:44 drojf          sounds like a relaxed country ;)
14:44 gerundio       drojf, there are so many nice things going on for Portugal
14:44 drojf          come on, why care about koha? just relax man :D
14:45 gerundio       I think that the only bad thing is this culture that lives among the population
14:45 gerundio       s/among/within/
14:47 gerundio       does that code snippet look like a good way to update items barcode and stocknumber after being mapped?
14:48 * drojf        is not qualified to answer that question
14:50 drojf          does anybody know if there is a way to choose the output of the koha svc report feature? rangi said it would output json, it does not look like json to me though
14:52 drojf          public reports that is
14:54 magnuse        drojf: i don't think there is a way to choose output format
14:57 drojf          then maybe i'm doing something wrong
14:57 magnuse        drojf: what's the url for accessing a public report again?
14:59 drojf          http://localhost/cgi-bin/koha/svc/report?id=2
15:01 magnuse        drojf: i'm seeing the same as you, i guess: [["Code","Lessig, Lawrence"],["The future of ideas","Lessig, Lawrence"],["Remix","Lessig, Lawrence"]]
15:01 drojf          yes
15:02 drojf          that is not really json, is it? or is there some kind of json-y has thing i don't understand?
15:02 magnuse        hm, is it a list of lists?
15:03 magnuse        where we would expect to se an array of hashes?
15:03 magnuse        or something like that...
15:03 drojf          i think i started doing anything with json like two weeks ago, so i'm really not familiar with it :D
15:04 Dyrcona        magnuse: That's an array of arrays in JSON.
15:04 magnuse        Dyrcona: that's what i suspected :-)
15:05 drojf          ok. not what i expected but if that is how it is supposed to be then i can deal with it :)
15:05 Dyrcona        Whether or not it's what you expect, I can't say. :)
15:05 drojf          heh
15:05 magnuse        it would have been more useful if it as an array of hashes, with column names as keys, perhaps
15:05 drojf          magnuse: yes, i was expecting something like that
15:07 magnuse        it comes from line 60 here: http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=svc/report;h=654ef1572b76c231badabfc1e1c782510734bee6;hb=HEAD#l60
15:24 gerundio       drojf, magnuse use http://jsonlint.com/ to help figure out if it's JSON or not
15:24 gerundio       in that case, that code is valid JSON
15:25 drojf          magnuse: would changing that to fetchall_hashref do what i expect?
15:25 drojf          don't have a koha to try atm
15:25 drojf          gerundio: thanks!
15:29 magnuse        drojf: not sure
15:29 magnuse        almost sounds too easy :-)
15:32 drojf          magnuse: that's what i was thinking :D
15:32 * drojf        heads home
15:32 drojf          later
15:33 Dyrcona        drojf: It probably .... dang!
15:33 nengard        when sorting my publication date is it using the 008 in the marc record? or is it using the copyrightdatefield in the db? or both?
15:33 Dyrcona        @later tell drojf It probably is that easy.
15:33 huginn         Dyrcona: The operation succeeded.
15:36 oleonard       Dyrcona: That will be quite the non-sequitor when drojf returns :)
15:36 Dyrcona        Oh well.
15:38 Dyrcona        What JSON package do you use? I see a use JSON; in that code that magnuse shared earlier.
15:40 Dyrcona        Neat! I like the way you handle installation of the Perl stuff.
15:41 Dyrcona        gmcharlt better watch out. I'm getting ideas for Evergreen..... ;)
15:41 gmcharlt       Dyrcona: why do you think we lured you over here in the first place? ;)
15:41 Dyrcona        :)
15:43 oleonard       gmcharlt: I thought it was to distract Dyrcona in preparation for some kind of elaborate office prank
15:44 gmcharlt       oleonard: sadly, my arm doesn't reach from Seattle to Massachusetts :)
15:44 oleonard       If it did I'd ask you to drop me off a bag of chips on the way
16:17 huginn         New commit(s) kohagit: Merge branch 'bug_8108' into 3.12-master <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=01e727a6d9b4672d3b52aee328b81cdb57020c6b> / Bug 8108 [Follow-up, revised] Remove unused OPAC images <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=fd56cf5e9686ac383de80891efe41e1dad2e1165> / Merge branch 'bug_8942' into 3.12-master <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=4520f6
16:20 jenkins_koha   Starting build #1029 for job Koha_master (previous build: FIXED)
16:30 gaetan_B       oleonard: hi :) i'm looking at bug 2559, i'd say the problem doesn't exist anymore OR unimarc is more consistent than marc21 (since it uses the iso something codes for languages)
16:30 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 ...
16:30 gaetan_B       there is something wrong though
16:30 gaetan_B       with the code for italian
16:31 gaetan_B       which is the one for bahasa indonesia right now
16:36 libsysguy      I just dropped the pack patch in on a clean box and fresh install and it worked straight out of the gate
16:36 libsysguy      incase anybody wants to test and so too ;)
16:37 libsysguy      oh crap jcamins is here
16:37 jcamins        gaetan_B: that's because Italians secretly prefer to learn new languages.
16:37 oleonard       jcamins is here! Everyone look busy!
16:37 * libsysguy    takka takka takka
16:37 oleonard       Patch! Test! Repeat!
16:37 * gaetan_B     files a bug quickly
16:38 * libsysguy    hears the whip cracking in the background
16:38 jcamins        libsysguy: BTW, "pack patch"?
16:38 libsysguy      plack**
16:38 libsysguy      its so cold here my fingers don't want to work
16:39 jcamins        Ah.
16:39 jcamins        Heh.
16:39 jcamins        It's pretty nice out here in California. :P
16:39 libsysguy      grr
16:39 libsysguy      @wunder 77346
16:39 huginn         libsysguy: The current temperature in Eagle Springs, Humble, Texas is 15.1°C (10:37 AM CST on January 31, 2013). Conditions: Partly Cloudy. Humidity: 28%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Pressure: 30.32 in 1027 hPa (Rising).
16:40 oleonard       15C is "so cold?"
16:41 oleonard       @wunder 45701
16:41 huginn         oleonard: The current temperature in OHDOT 31-Athens County Garage, Athens, Ohio is -1.7°C (11:11 AM EST on January 31, 2013). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 71%. Dew Point: -7.0°C. Windchill: -7.0°C. Pressure: 29.90 in 1012 hPa (Rising).
16:41 jcamins        @wunder palm desert, ca
16:41 huginn         jcamins: The current temperature in Palm Desert Country Club, Palm Desert, California is 11.7°C (8:29 AM PST on January 31, 2013). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 64%. Dew Point: 5.0°C. Pressure: 30.22 in 1023 hPa (Rising).
16:41 libsysguy      well in Texas its generally warm
16:41 jcamins        It's warmer where you are than where I am!
16:42 libsysguy      heh
16:42 * libsysguy    is more suited for 100 degrees
16:44 * oleonard     will leave Texas to libsysguy
16:45 libsysguy      heh
16:52 * jcamins      too.
16:55 jcamins        Okay, time to go get Shari some coffee.
17:01 nengard        I think I can handle 100 degrees
17:01 huginn         New commit(s) kohagit: Merge branch 'bug_9265' into 3.12-master <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=9112fb63dfd8d18a73010f51eb927bfc961284c9> / Bug 9265 - Switch to HTML5 doctype in OPAC and staff client <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=47609920b7403b884f1b5feb136de0ce026e75fc> / Merge branch 'bug_9308' into 3.12-master <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=a8
17:01 nengard        better than 30 degrees
17:12 oleonard       Bug 9265 Hooray! HTML5 is a go!
17:12 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9265 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Switch to HTML5 doctype in OPAC and staff client
17:27 jenkins_koha   Project Koha_master build #1029: UNSTABLE in 1 hr 6 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1029/
17:27 jenkins_koha   * magnus: Bug 9497 - Make it easier to add new encodings for Z39.50 servers and add ISO 8859-1
17:27 jenkins_koha   * Jared Camins-Esakov: Bug 9174: Fix itemtype image display in OPAC lists
17:27 jenkins_koha   * Jared Camins-Esakov: Bug 9174 follow-up: Eliminate warning and fix POD
17:27 jenkins_koha   * fridolyn.somers: Bug 8942: Translation process breaks javascript
17:27 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9497 normal, P5 - low, ---, magnus, Pushed to Master , Make it easier to add to the the list of possible encodings for Z39.50 servers and add ISO 8859-1
17:27 jenkins_koha   * fridolyn.somers: Bug 8942: Translation process breaks javascript (followup 1)
17:27 jenkins_koha   * fridolyn.somers: Bug 8942: Translation process breaks javascript (followup 2)
17:27 jenkins_koha   * oleonard: Bug 8108 [Follow-up, revised] Remove unused OPAC images
17:27 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9174 normal, P5 - low, ---, jcamins, Pushed to Master , Item type image does not display for biblio-level itemtypes in list display in OPAC
17:27 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8942 normal, P5 - low, ---, frederic, Pushed to Master , Translation process breaks javascript in calendar.inc
17:27 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8108 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Remove unused images from the OPAC
17:28 jenkins_koha   Starting build #1030 for job Koha_master (previous build: UNSTABLE -- last SUCCESS #1028 6 days 17 hr ago)
17:28 oleonard       jenkins_koha accuses me of breaking master?
17:30 * oleonard     lawyers up
18:04 oleonard       "Dear Abby: How do I tell my staff to stop writing 'KOHA' without sounding like an asshole? -- Annoyed in Athens County"
18:04 oleonard       "Dear Annoyed: Keep your mouth shut and get back to work. -- Abby"
18:25 libsysguy      is there any doc on getting solr working?
18:33 jenkins_koha   Project Koha_master build #1030: STILL UNSTABLE in 1 hr 5 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1030/
18:33 jenkins_koha   * gmc: Bug 9494: update default LOC z39.50 target settings
18:33 jenkins_koha   * liz: Bug 9382 - updating permission labels
18:33 jenkins_koha   * Jared Camins-Esakov: Bug 9382: Increment version number
18:33 jenkins_koha   * liz: Bug 9268 - Scanning in barcode or ISBN in Acquisitions -> new order submits the form unexpectedly
18:33 jenkins_koha   * oleonard: Bug 9483 - Use DataTables on batch patron modifications page
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9494 minor, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, Pushed to Master , Library of Congress Z39.50 target seed data outdated
18:33 jenkins_koha   * ed.veal: Bug 9308 - logo-koha.png not transparent in ccsr theme
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9382 trivial, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, Pushed to Master , Bold necessary permissions for staff client access.
18:33 jenkins_koha   * oleonard: Bug 9265 - Switch to HTML5 doctype in OPAC and staff client
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9268 trivial, P5 - low, ---, liz, Pushed to Master , Scanning in barcode or ISBN in Acquisitions -> new order submits the form unexpectedly
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9483 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Use DataTables on batch patron modifications page
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9308 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, ed.veal, Pushed to Master , logo-koha.png not transparent in ccsr theme.
18:33 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9265 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Master , Switch to HTML5 doctype in OPAC and staff client
18:56 nengard        libsysguy: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Switch_to_Solr_RFC
18:56 nengard        http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Solr/Lucene_Documentation
18:56 nengard        http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Solr/Lucene_Test_Queries_for_Koha
18:57 libsysguy      nengard http://staff.discovery.bywatersolutions.com/cgi-bin/koha/mainpage.pl
18:57 libsysguy      koha:old_usual
18:58 libsysguy      if you go to admin -> search engine configuration
18:58 libsysguy      you get an error page
19:13 jcamins_away   Okay... what am I missing here?
19:13 oleonard       Snow?
19:13 wahanui        i guess Snow is thawing :)
19:13 jcamins_away   t/db_dependent/Koha.t passes on my server.
19:23 jcamins_away   Maybe missing data.
19:25 JoeLib001      Hello again everyone. ;-)
19:27 JoeLib001      I am still stuck on this whole issue with koha giving me &lt, &gt, etc. When I am importing the record into a Non-Koha system using Z39.50.
19:28 JoeLib001      In fact when I connect with the yaz-client to my localhost I get the same result. I just spent a couple hours creating a test server to see, if it holds true on a clean system.
19:28 JoeLib001      It does. I installed koha 3.10 from the pacakges.
19:29 JoeLib001      I'm backing up my test machine so I can kill koha without having to redo my test machine. ;-)
19:31 trea           o/
19:31 JoeLib001      Hello. :-)
19:39 JoeLib001      Hmm..., just tried rebuilding the Zebra index without the -x option, but that didn't fix it.
19:40 libsysguy      you should always use the -x option iirc
19:40 JoeLib001      What's it do?
19:47 libsysguy      rebuilds the indexes from marcxml
19:47 libsysguy      which is better
19:52 wizzyrea       in his case, he's got html entities in his xml, which is normal, but it looks like the output from zebra is including them untranslated.
19:53 jcamins        Bug 8292.
19:53 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8292 major, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Passed QA , clicking ignore on hold cancels transfer
19:53 wizzyrea       so the thought  was that if he didn't index from the marcxml, those issues wouldn't come up
19:53 wizzyrea       *nod*
19:53 wizzyrea       what about it?
19:53 wizzyrea       also, good morning :)
19:54 jcamins        I'm contemplating why holds do not work at all for me.
19:55 wizzyrea       because you do not have an all all all rule
19:55 wizzyrea       and you probably do not have allow on shelf holds turned on
19:55 wizzyrea       :)
19:55 wizzyrea       (those being the two most common reasons why
19:55 wizzyrea       )
19:57 wizzyrea       also jcamins, re: bug 9382 - what were the capitalisation problems?
19:57 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9382 trivial, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, Pushed to Master , Bold necessary permissions for staff client access.
19:57 wizzyrea       (were they in my patch or existent?)
19:57 jcamins        wizzyrea: they were already there.
19:58 wizzyrea       ohhh okies. I could clean those up too eh.
19:58 wizzyrea       :)
19:58 jcamins        It'd be nice. :)
19:58 wizzyrea       also, my very first database update.
19:58 * wizzyrea     sheds a tear
19:58 jcamins        Nah, when I say holds do not work at all for me, I mean "wowie, that's extraordinary, no part of holds is functioning!"
19:58 jcamins        I have holds in the database.
19:58 jcamins        But I cannot trigger them.
19:59 wizzyrea       independent branches?
19:59 jcamins        Oh-ho!
19:59 jcamins        I didn't think of checking that!
19:59 * wizzyrea     is reaching the bottom of the barrel
19:59 jcamins        Nope.
19:59 wizzyrea       hmm.
19:59 wizzyrea       is it internet connected?
19:59 jcamins        I'm thinking I'll just clear out reserves and oldreserves and try again.
20:00 wizzyrea       oh well
20:00 wizzyrea       you should not ever try to do testing with old holds.
20:00 wizzyrea       unless that's the problem you are trying to address.
20:00 * jcamins      would just like his hold to trigger.
20:01 jcamins        I don't feel that's so much to ask.
20:01 wizzyrea       ha.
20:01 * wizzyrea     states the obvious - you are using "check in" right :P
20:01 jcamins        Yes.
20:01 jcamins        I also tried checking it out to the person who had the hold, when it refused to trigger.
20:01 jcamins        That didn't do anything.
20:02 wizzyrea       hm that seems odd for sure
20:02 wizzyrea       this is just master + that patch, right?
20:02 jcamins        This is master with or without that patch.
20:02 jcamins        Okay...
20:02 jcamins        that was not an improvement.
20:02 JoeLib001      posted bug 9552
20:02 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9552 was not found.
20:03 JoeLib001      My bad, bug 9522. ;-)
20:03 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9522 normal, P5 - low, ---, gmcharlt, NEW , Koha returns &lt, &gt, etc in the record instead of <, >, etc when fulfilling a Z39.50 request
20:03 wizzyrea       you are going to want to attach the marc record you used
20:03 jcamins        It doesn't matter.
20:03 jcamins        Any record results in the holds system going bonkers.
20:03 wizzyrea       no no no
20:03 wizzyrea       not you
20:04 wizzyrea       JoeLib001 :)
20:04 wizzyrea       that seems not good.
20:04 jcamins        Oh.
20:04 jcamins        Right.
20:04 jcamins        Wait, wait! I know!
20:05 jcamins        I had added rental charges!
20:05 wizzyrea       ha.
20:06 cait           hi #koha
20:06 wizzyrea       hi cait
20:06 oleonard       Hi cait
20:06 cait           hi wizzyrea and oleonard :)
20:06 * wizzyrea     waves to oleonard
20:06 jcamins        No, I was wrong.
20:06 jcamins        Bother.
20:07 JoeLib001      Ok, will do.
20:07 wizzyrea       you get a message when you try, or you dont?
20:07 wizzyrea       jcamins
20:07 jcamins        So... do holds work for anyone on master?
20:07 * wizzyrea     will try it right now
20:07 jcamins        wizzyrea: it just says "Not checked out"
20:08 wizzyrea       that seems not good
20:08 jcamins        We are in agreement.
20:08 jcamins        But holds worked after I pushed Srdjan's latest patch because I tried them.
20:09 wizzyrea       mine seems to be working
20:09 jcamins        That's good.
20:09 * wizzyrea     tries another
20:09 slef           how not to fire people http://uk.news.yahoo.com/jobs-axed-stricken-retailer-hmv-160620231.html
20:09 jcamins        Hey, does "Attention:" always show out on your checkout screen, even when there's no message?
20:10 slef           "Staff at collapsed music and entertainment chain HMV used the company's official Twitter account to announce their own "mass execution" as administrators axed nearly 190 jobs."
20:10 wizzyrea       item level holds jcamins?
20:10 wizzyrea       yes
20:11 jcamins        Bib-level.
20:11 wahanui        somebody said bib-level was an example
20:11 jcamins        I'll try item level too.
20:11 jcamins        Good idea.
20:11 wizzyrea       mine are working fine
20:11 wizzyrea       also, koha is looking so nice these days.
20:12 * wizzyrea     can't wait to get bootstrap on it properly, it will look really properly swank then.
20:12 jcamins        ...
20:12 jcamins        that's really weird.
20:12 wizzyrea       oleonard++ for that work
20:12 oleonard       Fresh patch awaiting testing wizzyrea! :)
20:12 wizzyrea       :D
20:12 jcamins        It just skipped my bib-level hold.
20:12 wizzyrea       mine are all bib-level
20:12 jcamins        The item level hold worked.
20:13 wizzyrea       I like the icons that come with bootstrap
20:13 wizzyrea       some we don't have but
20:13 wizzyrea       like I didn't see one for "duplicate"
20:13 * oleonard     made one
20:13 wizzyrea       YOU WIN.
20:13 wizzyrea       :D
20:13 cait           oleonard++ :)
20:14 * cait         spend all day on learning about business process management :(
20:14 oleonard       That does not sound fun.
20:15 cait           not really
20:15 cait           distance study
20:15 cait           but it's the last course in that area thankfully
20:15 jcamins        Ummm...
20:15 wizzyrea       jcamins: maybe try with a fresh DB?
20:15 jcamins        I don't have an ignore button.
20:15 wizzyrea       wait you made it work?
20:16 jcamins        I have "Confirm" and "Print and confirm."
20:16 jcamins        Apparently.
20:16 cait           hm
20:16 cait           what are you trying to do?
20:16 jcamins        Test the problem described in bug 8292.
20:16 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8292 major, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Passed QA , clicking ignore on hold cancels transfer
20:16 cait           maybe a syspref is involved here?
20:16 wizzyrea       http://imgur.com/wagcS6q
20:16 jcamins        wizzyrea: it seems like possibly that user can no longer place holds.
20:16 wizzyrea       this is what mine looks like
20:16 wizzyrea       are they debarred?
20:17 wizzyrea       over the fine limit?
20:17 cait           jcamins: I tested with automaticitemreturn - not sure about my other settings :(
20:17 jcamins        Not as far as I can see.
20:17 wizzyrea       it's not the superlibrarian
20:17 jcamins        It's not the database user.
20:17 jcamins        It's a superlibrarian user.
20:17 cait           and I placed my holds from staff
20:17 jcamins        Yeah, I'm placing holds from staff as well.
20:18 cait           what is the error message you get?
20:18 wizzyrea       he doesn't get one
20:18 wizzyrea       it just doesn't work
20:18 jcamins        For another user, I managed to get the following (taking screenshot).
20:19 jcamins        http://screencast.com/t/Xt9mSNj4u
20:19 wizzyrea       could it be that the rules for that particular branch state that the itemtype you are trying to issue is no-holds
20:19 jcamins        Notice the lack of an ignore button.
20:19 jcamins        Ooh. That could be.
20:19 wizzyrea       oh, it's because the item is already waiting
20:19 wizzyrea       you can't ignore it if it's already waiting
20:19 wizzyrea       use a fresh hold ;)
20:19 jcamins        But...
20:19 jcamins        wtf is the point of bug 8292 then?
20:20 wizzyrea       the first time
20:20 wizzyrea       you check in an item
20:20 wizzyrea       you can igonre it
20:20 jcamins        Right.
20:20 wizzyrea       once you have confirmed it once
20:20 jcamins        But that's at the home library.
20:20 wizzyrea       trying again you will get this message that it's already waiting
20:20 wizzyrea       so what you do
20:21 wizzyrea       is you place a hold for patron a on an item from library b
20:21 wizzyrea       patron a belongs to library a
20:21 wizzyrea       library b pulls the item, transfers it to library a
20:21 wizzyrea       the first time you check in the item at library a
20:21 wizzyrea       you have the choice to ignore it
20:21 wizzyrea       if you confirm the first time
20:21 wizzyrea       the second time you check it in you will not see an ignore button
20:21 wizzyrea       because the item is already confirmed and waiting
20:22 jcamins        I must be missing something.
20:22 wizzyrea       is that what you did?
20:22 jcamins        Why on earth would the first checkin be at library A?
20:22 wizzyrea       the item started at library b
20:22 jcamins        Right.
20:22 wizzyrea       library b checks it in once to transfer it
20:22 wizzyrea       nothing really happens to the hold at that point
20:22 wizzyrea       except that it is marked "in transit"
20:22 wizzyrea       once it is checked in at library A
20:22 jcamins        That's not what just happened.
20:23 jcamins        Wait... is this a "once you apply the patch, this is the way it works" thing?
20:23 wizzyrea       yes
20:23 jcamins        Because I'm trying to test the broken behavior.
20:23 wizzyrea       no
20:23 wizzyrea       the broken behavior is that the item gets stuck at library A if you have AIR on
20:23 jcamins        Okay.
20:23 wizzyrea       I think you need a fresh hold
20:23 cait           ^^ what wizzyrea said :)
20:23 cait           yep
20:23 jcamins        That was a fresh hold.
20:23 cait           I did a fresh one too
20:24 jcamins        I'll try another.
20:24 wizzyrea       and really put your mind in the space of 2 librarians
20:24 wizzyrea       at different places
20:24 cait           librarian from A places hold for patron at A for pickup at A on item from B
20:24 wizzyrea       ^^^
20:24 jcamins        Okay, so my book is at Fairfield.
20:24 cait           Item from B gets pulled and morphs over to A
20:24 cait           wher eit is checke din
20:25 cait           with spaces at the right places... (bad typing)
20:25 jcamins        Selfcheck has placed a hold to pick it up at Centerville.
20:25 wizzyrea       you have to make sure to change your set branch too.
20:25 jcamins        Now what do I do?
20:25 jcamins        I think I am a librarian at Fairfield who pulls the book.
20:25 wizzyrea       you check it in
20:25 jcamins        I am holding the book.
20:25 * cait         giggles
20:25 wizzyrea       it should say "transfer to centerville for selfcheck"
20:25 wizzyrea       confirm that
20:25 jcamins        http://screencast.com/t/rQrp0dqGn7
20:26 jcamins        It says "Confirm hold and transfer."
20:26 jcamins        I click that button?
20:26 wizzyrea       yep
20:26 jcamins        I think I should.
20:26 wizzyrea       now set your library to centerville
20:26 jcamins        Now I go over to Centerville.
20:26 wizzyrea       yep
20:26 jcamins        And... do what?
20:26 wizzyrea       and check it in
20:26 jcamins        Okay, that's what I thought.
20:26 jcamins        And we're back at my first screenshot.
20:27 jcamins        There's no "Ignore" button.
20:27 wizzyrea       !
20:27 wizzyrea       hm.
20:27 wizzyrea       I like your book title.
20:27 * cait         confesses that she might have skipped the transfer step
20:27 wizzyrea       (that's aside)
20:27 wizzyrea       hm
20:27 jcamins        Thank you.
20:27 jcamins        I was testing line breaks in overdue notices.
20:27 wizzyrea       put that one in discussion - let me check it, I will do it right now
20:28 jcamins        Thanks.
20:28 cait           wizzyrea++
20:28 wizzyrea       because that does seem not-right
20:28 wizzyrea       i am sad when I switch off of my bootstrap branch.
20:28 cait           lol
20:28 * cait         hands wizzyrea a cookie and goes back to bpm...
20:29 * wizzyrea     is powered by Orbital today
20:29 cait           Orbital?
20:29 wizzyrea       the band
20:29 wahanui        i guess the band is called 'the the' :)
20:29 cait           oh
20:29 cait           don't know that one :)
20:29 * cait         is listening to milow
20:30 oleonard       Ugh. Just got my first bug report regarding Koha in Firefox on Windows 8 :(
20:30 wizzyrea       ew
20:30 cait           ew
20:30 cait           ok, someone push me out of #koha please
20:30 wizzyrea       hi paul_p
20:31 * jcamins      pushes cait.
20:31 * cait         is not sure if jcamins is mean or helpful, or both
20:31 wizzyrea       lol
20:31 wizzyrea       :)
20:31 drojf          lol
20:31 jcamins        lol
20:31 wizzyrea       @later tell cait I love you sis :)
20:31 huginn         wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.
20:32 wizzyrea       haha!
20:32 * wizzyrea     thought for sure she'd come back
20:32 * wizzyrea     hopes she laughed
20:33 wizzyrea       jcamins: at the very least we need to confirm what *should* happen in any circumstance when ignore is pushed
20:33 wizzyrea       it may not be the same in all cases.
20:33 wizzyrea       which is what I'm afraid of.
20:34 wizzyrea       but I haven't tested it yet
20:35 wizzyrea       (that patron statistics tab, that table is ugly.)
20:35 oleonard       Agreed
20:36 wizzyrea       also, that page doesn't have the toolbar on it
20:37 * wizzyrea     makes a bug for those things.
20:39 wizzyrea       HOLDS. must test holds.
20:39 * wizzyrea     also notices that if you put NULL in the fields in the patron importer, the importer puts NULL in all of the fields.
20:40 wizzyrea       logical I suppose, but one might assume that if the word NULL is in a cell, that it would be ignored.
20:40 wizzyrea       i blame the user (me)
20:41 wizzyrea       oleonard: I LOVE search to hold.
20:41 wizzyrea       so. much.
20:41 oleonard       :D
20:41 wizzyrea       every time I use it, I'm grateful.
20:42 oleonard       does members/statistics.pl always show the same three columns,location itype and ccode?
20:43 wizzyrea       that's a good question - I'm not sure, it's a new feature
20:43 oleonard       my $fields = C4::Members::Statistics::get_fields();
20:44 oleonard       Oh, there's a new preference
20:44 wizzyrea       jcamins: I got the same result you did
20:44 oleonard       StatisticsFields
20:44 wizzyrea       there is no ignore at the receiving library
20:44 wizzyrea       and it says the item is already waiting
20:44 wizzyrea       which I think seems not right
20:44 * wizzyrea     backs out of it and tries again without the patch.
20:44 jcamins        Agreed.
20:45 jcamins        The thing is, I'm not 100% sure it's ever done anything different.
20:45 wizzyrea       I am quite sure it has.
20:45 oleonard       Default value seems to be "location|itype|ccode" I wonder if I can add anything I want?
20:45 wizzyrea       those messages are wicked complicated
20:45 wizzyrea       because we expect koha to infer what it is supposed to be doing
20:45 wizzyrea       but it can't always
20:46 wizzyrea       I mean how do you codify "this item is in transit, but it could also fill a hold for someone here, and it also has a record to transfer it to library that is neither sending or receiving - what should I suggest you do?"
20:46 wizzyrea       = multiple prompts
20:46 wizzyrea       multiple prompts = confusing to humans
20:47 wizzyrea       confusing to humans = fix it
20:47 wizzyrea       fix it = making koha infer something that isn't always right
20:47 wizzyrea       = confused humans, and confused koha
20:47 wizzyrea       big mess
20:47 wizzyrea       </rant>
20:50 JoeLib001      Hehe. ;-)
20:51 jcamins        I guess I'll try git bisect... do we have any idea when/if it worked?
20:54 jcamins        Well, it didn't work when we branched 3.10.
20:56 wizzyrea       hm
20:57 jcamins        Nice!
20:57 jcamins        I just managed to check out the same book to myself twice.
20:57 jcamins        Simultaneously.
20:57 jcamins        Also, it was broken in 3.8.0.
21:01 wizzyrea       ermmm
21:01 wizzyrea       wait, you actually had the same book issued to yourself twice?
21:01 wizzyrea       not renewed?
21:02 jcamins        Yes.
21:02 jcamins        Two entries.
21:02 wizzyrea       caching?
21:02 wahanui        it has been said that caching is good. Caching using module variables is not.
21:02 jcamins        Hmm...
21:02 wizzyrea       theoretically, if you try to issue the same book to the same person twice
21:03 wizzyrea       the second time it would renew
21:03 jcamins        I didn't enter the barcode twice. I just got double entries.
21:03 jcamins        Fun!
21:03 wizzyrea       er
21:03 jcamins        But that was with 3.10 not master.
21:03 * wizzyrea     blinks
21:03 jcamins        And not 3.10.whateverwe'reupto.
21:03 jcamins        3.10.0ish.
21:03 wizzyrea       oh phes
21:03 wizzyrea       phew.
21:05 eythian        hi
21:05 wahanui        salut, eythian
21:06 jcamins        So I'm going to say that bug 8292 needs some more work, and let the circ experts figure it out.
21:06 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8292 major, P5 - low, ---, kyle, In Discussion , clicking ignore on hold cancels transfer
21:06 wizzyrea       yea, I'm going to need an absolute test plan
21:06 wizzyrea       what prefs set, what rules
21:07 wizzyrea       oleonard++
21:13 * oleonard     is in the git blackout zone again
21:16 jcamins        Two patches left to test. bug 9192 and bug 8369.
21:16 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9192 normal, P5 - low, ---, fridolyn.somers, Passed QA , UNIMARC_sync_date_created_with_marc_biblio.pl field creation
21:16 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8369 normal, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Passed QA , default_branch_circ_rule and default_circ_rules tables useless
21:17 JoeLib001      Hmm...., am getting an error in zebra-output.log.
21:18 JoeLib001      I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/etc/koha/sites/kohatest/__KOHA_CONF_DIR__/zebradb/explain-biblios.xml"
21:24 eythian        wahanui: meat is <reply>http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.shtml
21:24 wahanui        OK, eythian.
21:24 jcamins        meat?
21:24 wahanui        http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.shtml
21:26 oleonard       A classic.
21:27 wizzyrea       http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaFZTAOb7IE
21:27 eythian        it really is, one of my favourite short stories
21:27 oleonard       And suddenly the cloud passes and I can connect to git again.
21:28 eythian        I assume you mean the cloud has returned :)
21:28 JoeLib001      I am thinking Satellite Internet. ;-)
21:29 oleonard       eythian: If you ever catch me referring to the internet as "the cloud" please smack me upside the head
21:29 eythian        deal :)
21:29 wizzyrea       you know what would be cool. An edit link to edit the items on detail.pl
21:29 wizzyrea       and i mean, on each item.
21:29 * wizzyrea     shoots for the moon
21:29 jcamins        Didn't there used to be?
21:30 jcamins        Oh, no, it's the barcode, which just goes to moredetail.pl.
21:31 wizzyrea       yea
21:31 wizzyrea       i mean, it would only show if you have "edititems"
21:31 eythian        wahanui: meat is also <reply>http://youtu.be/gaFZTAOb7IE
21:31 wahanui        okay, eythian.
21:32 * oleonard     cannot reproduce bug 9516
21:32 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9516 normal, P5 - low, ---, dcook, Needs Signoff , Item Availability/Data missing from OPAC tag search
21:32 jcamins        Time to go to a cooking demonstration at the local library. :)
21:32 oleonard       Anyway.. See you later #koha
21:32 wizzyrea       byee
21:32 eythian        later
21:33 wizzyrea       meat?
21:33 wahanui        http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.shtml
21:33 trea           heh
21:35 eythian        the video is delightfully surreal
21:41 JoeLib001      Is http://explain.z3950.org/dtd/2.0/ supposed to go somewhere?
21:42 eythian        where does it come from?
21:43 wizzyrea       I suspect the zebra definitions
21:43 JoeLib001      I'm looking in the file /etc/koha/zebradb/explain-biblios.xml
21:43 eythian        Oh, and it's in the header? In that case, no it's not a requirement that the actual DTD be there. It's just a namespace.
21:44 JoeLib001      It's in the line <explain xmlns="http://explain.z3950.org/dtd/2.0/">
21:45 eythian        yeah, just a namespace.
21:45 JoeLib001      Ok.
21:45 eythian        It's nice if they put the DTD there, but not required.
21:46 JoeLib001      Yeah, the link probably should be to here: http://zeerex.z3950.org/dtd/zeerex-2.0.dtd I think.
22:02 libsysguy      does anybody know where the installdir is set when pulling from C4::Context?
22:05 libsysguy      aww yeah bag check that out http://staff.discovery.bywatersolutions.com/cgi-bin/koha/admin/searchengine/solr/indexes.pl
22:06 bag            nice
22:06 bag            wrong window fool :P
22:06 bag            afternoon #koha
22:06 libsysguy      oops
22:06 libsysguy      :D
22:06 libsysguy      it happens
22:06 bag            HA no worries - everyone knows we are testing Solr right now :D
22:07 libsysguy      well, we have it *semi* working :)
22:07 libsysguy      on wheezy
22:07 libsysguy      cats out of the bag now :p
22:07 bag            dogs rule!
22:12 drojf          last time i checked there was a lot missing in solr. like, all things authorities?
22:15 libsysguy      that is correct
22:20 * wizzyrea     curses a bit at holds.
22:45 tweetbot`      [off] twitter: @kohails: "#kohails  Koha Community Newsletter: January 2013 http://t.co/q7709pGH"
22:47 drojf          @later tell rangi nevermind, we figured it out
22:47 huginn         drojf: The operation succeeded.
22:49 wizzyrea       ...now to remember the password for my 3.8 db.
22:49 wizzyrea       gr.
22:49 drojf          that's a short password
22:49 drojf          and the wrong window
22:50 rambutan       well, it does include a special character
22:50 wizzyrea       :)
22:50 wizzyrea       busted, now you're gonna hack me
22:50 wizzyrea       <not really my password>
22:50 wizzyrea       <that you know of>
22:50 * wizzyrea     laughs evilly
23:07 wizzyrea       I think koha needs this for holds: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6x7x24pYN1rqbl96o1_500.jpg
23:14 drojf          :D
23:15 wizzyrea       seriously, it would make things so much easier.
23:15 wizzyrea       ;)
23:15 drojf          lol
23:18 wizzyrea       because I have been thinking this morning "there are just sometimes when a user might legitimately put something in koha in a state where it would be impossible for any program to ascertain what the person's intention was"
23:18 wizzyrea       I guess the challenge then becomes
23:19 wizzyrea       how to display that information in a way that reduces the feeling of "OMG WHAT DO I DO" in the person using it.
23:19 wizzyrea       "are you trying to send this to another library or confirm a hold for someone at your library?"
23:22 rambutan       That thing in your link doesn't work. I keep clicking on "OK" and nothing happens. Looks like a windows box, so maybe that's why.
23:27 wizzyrea       that must be it ;)
23:33 JoeLib001      I've had it for today. ;-) Have a good one everyone. ;-)