Time  Nick          Message
23:58 eythian       bye
23:57 bag           or maybe later tonight
23:57 bag           bye #koha catch you's all tomorrow
22:38 pianohacker   there's even a ccl->pqf converter that it doesn't look like you can disable
22:36 rangi         pianohacker: yeah
22:35 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11559 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Failed QA , Professional cataloger's interface
22:35 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10486 new feature, P5 - low, ---, jweaver, Needs Signoff , Allow external Z39.50 targets to be searched from the OPAC
22:35 pianohacker   since bug 10486 and bug 11559 both use it anyway
22:35 pianohacker   rangi: looks like you're right. That's annoying... was hoping to only have to add pazpar2
22:33 dcook         (The 'though' was for before rangi spoke :P)
22:33 cait          :)
22:32 dcook         True. I rather know when it's broken though :)
22:32 rangi         yeah, real error messages are better than silent fails
22:32 cait          i am a fan of never seeing that? :)
22:32 cait          heh
22:32 * dcook       is a fan of this "search engine broken" idea
22:32 rangi         yeah
22:31 rangi         (at least i dont think it does)
22:31 eythian       We should also make it so that koha doesn't say "no results", it says "search engine broken" or something. No results is a bit misleading.
22:31 rangi         pazpar2 doesnt speak pqf
22:31 rangi         LOC use it in front of their voyager
22:31 pianohacker   or pazpar2
22:31 pianohacker   makes sense
22:31 rangi         pianohacker: hence yaz-proxy, which does connection pooling etc for you
22:31 rangi         *nod*
22:31 eythian       rangi: yeah, we should look into yaz-proxy. It's possible it's pretty easy to add to package deployments or something.
22:30 rangi         refresh, you get results
22:30 pianohacker   ahh, makes sense
22:30 rangi         so you randomly get searches that appear to the user to have no results
22:30 rangi         soon as you run them under plack, the connection times out, and we do some trickery trying to test for that, badly, so we try to reuse the same connection
22:29 rangi         the reason it works under cgi, is they die when the perl dies
22:29 rangi         we try to reuse connections in koha
22:29 rangi         zebra (and z3950 the protocol) is designed to be single use, you connect do something get some results, and disconnect
22:26 pianohacker   rangi: is the issue that zebra connections are kept beyond their useful life?
22:25 rangi         :) even
22:25 rangi         if there is space on the list :(
22:25 bag           ah sweet
22:25 rangi         using yaz-proxy or something
22:25 rangi         eythian: id still like a nicer solution for zconn
22:23 eythian       hello. Not bad. Ran through much of the staff client on plack yesterday, found no explosions, and only a couple of things that really do need looked into.
22:23 dcook         [off] I'm amazed by how many Australians I know have FB photos of themselves at Lake Tahoe. Blows my mind.
22:22 bag           heya eythian - how goes it today
22:22 bag           well lovely conversations today eh?
22:22 bag           heh
22:22 pianohacker   [off] Yeah, that and Vegas. (and the lovely hosts of our kohacon)
22:19 dcook         [off] No idea. I'm from the Canadian Midwest. Strip clubs are barely legal. 8 months of the year it's winter. You don't even want to imagine yourself or anyone without 8 layers of clothes on.
22:16 eythian       [off] dcook: isn't that the whole point of Nevada?
22:12 dcook         [off] Are they legal in (parts of) America? I think it must be very different in Australia. The people I know who work in them tend to just sit around and watch tv when no clients are around :p.
22:08 pianohacker   [off] the late night ones are really scary
22:06 dcook         [off] Brothels are legal in Australia. I've never been to one, but I used to live next door to one a couple years ago...
22:06 pianohacker   hahahahaha
22:05 dcook         Man...I'm glad I've taken to leaving my computer on. This scrollback is fascinating :p
21:43 pianohacker   magnuse! you got a second? Have an idea to bounce off of you
21:37 bag           magnuse: hi there buddy
21:36 magnuse       bag: HI
21:35 wahanui       privet, eythian
21:35 eythian       hi
21:22 mtompset      Have a great day, #koha.
21:13 jcamins       Thanks.
21:11 cait          but still... looks very nicely catalogued
21:05 cait          lol
21:05 wizzyrea      heh
21:05 jcamins       Erm. Wrong window.
21:04 jcamins       369, [1] p.
21:04 pianohacker   [off] hahahaha no, not to my knowledge anyway. The hackfest wasn't that crazy! And yeah, the fact that nothing happened but one drink with our wallets and phones firmly in our pockets is the main reason I tell it
21:04 jcamins       [off] For those who don't know, Reno is where people from the East Coast go to get divorced. Every single person who heard I was going to Reno commented on it.
21:03 jcamins       [off] pianohacker: I didn't even realize you were married!
21:03 jcamins       [off] Getting divorced was?
21:02 pianohacker   [off] no kidding!
21:02 bag           [off] it was harmless and we went in for one drink and left - cause it was umm getting scary
21:01 * pianohacker is getting the stink eye from bag so shuts up for the moment
21:01 jcamins       [off] I would've expected more divorce stories, though.
21:01 cait          [off] I just left htem alone for one evening...
21:01 jcamins       [off] Don't you know what happens in... oh, never mind. :P
21:00 pianohacker   bag: consistently gets a laugh? *nervous grin*
21:00 pianohacker   uh oh
20:59 bag           [off] pianohacker: maybe you shouldn't tell brothel stories
20:59 * cait        goes to look up affable
20:58 pianohacker   [off] I wonder how ashimema would feel about the fact that he's always introduced as the "affable brit from the conference whenever I tell the brothel story
20:58 cait          i had a good reason, what's your excuse? :)
20:57 bag           cait++
20:57 cait          bag++ :)
20:20 rangi         heh
20:18 Dyrcona       heh.
20:17 cait          heh
20:17 oleonard      rangi: Will the primary purpose of the laptop be browsing pictures of charming chalets?
20:17 ibeardslee    urgle .. the CDO in me has an issue with the trackpad not centred on the spacebar ;)
20:16 rangi         im looking at this
20:16 rangi         ibeardslee: https://www.system76.com/laptops/model/galu1
20:12 cait          ibeardslee: not sure the situation in germany would be better...
20:11 pianohacker   relevant video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpv-Qb-dB6g
20:11 jcamins       I'd love to be able to type faster. I already type about twice as fast as I can think.
20:10 pianohacker   jcamins: Plover. Supports linux, windows and mac, you just need a keyboard that can tell when 12 or so keys are pressed
20:10 pianohacker   I almost have that accent down...
20:10 bag           and sometimes he drinks tequila
20:10 bag           right jcamins - pianohacker is the most interesting man in the world
20:09 jcamins       pianohacker: what steno software are you learning? This sounds fascinating.
20:09 * ibeardslee  just wishes non-legacy OS based laptops were easier to get in NZ.
20:06 bag           [off] and talking with Baker and Taylor in an email - that's sort of making me batty
20:06 bag           rangi: you heard of pianohacker's setup?  it's pretty rad but I'm feeling like an old dog :P
20:05 pianohacker   and I can't seem to stop falling
20:05 pianohacker   bag: it's a really deep rabbit hole
20:04 rangi         i use maori keyboard, which is pretty much USqwerty
20:03 bag           thanks to pianohacker I am so fascinated by this idea - never occurred to me to not just use a USqwerty board
20:03 pianohacker   I'll give you a keyboard with n-key rollover! Then you can use the open source steno software I'm learning! >:)
20:02 bag           rangi: do you just use a default keyboard layout?  or ....
20:02 pianohacker   hell yeah
20:01 cait          a piano keyboard? :)
20:01 bag           a custom pianohacked keyboard
20:01 cait          heh
20:01 bag           don't deliver it to pianohacker though - you may get the weirdest keyboard layout back
20:00 bag           oh that would work :)
19:59 Dyrcona       :)
19:59 cait          :)
19:59 rangi         that might work
19:59 rangi         Dyrcona: the trick is seeing if i can get one delivered to my hotel in atlanta ... or maybe i could ask ESI if i could get it shipped there and pick it up when im in atlanta
19:58 rangi         back
19:50 cait          pianohacker: nothing obvious
19:48 smeagol       thanks
19:48 smeagol       Has anyone seen this error? I'm stumped...the installer is trapped in a loop. Update report : •Status: 500 •Content-type: text/html • •<h1>Software error:</h1> •<pre>DBD::mysql::db do failed: Error on rename of './koha/patronimage' to './koha/#sql2-6d9-4fc' (errno: 152) at /home/koha/kohaclone/installer/data/mysql/updatedatabase.pl line 7243. •</pre> •<p> •For help, please send mail to the webmaster (<a href="mailto:webmaster@mtplbywaterkoha
19:37 pianohacker   cait: try checking the output tab in pavucontrol
19:35 oleonard      He inspired me by pointing out how inadequate it was
19:34 cait          oleonard: ashimema will be happy
19:34 cait          oleonard++
19:33 cait          pianohacker: headphones work
19:33 wahanui       interesting is sometimes good and sometimes bad
19:33 cait          interesting
19:31 Brooke        and informative
19:31 Brooke        that page is purty like.
19:31 Brooke        oleonard++
19:30 oleonard      I updated and expanded the DataTables guide on the wiki: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/DataTables_HowTo
19:30 * Dyrcona     likes his Galago Ultra Pro from System76.
19:26 Brooke        the beagles would eat him for breakfast.
19:26 Brooke        he's natural material
19:21 pianohacker   won't hurt a bit
19:21 pianohacker   we're going to stuff a laptop inside you and smuggle you into NZ
19:21 bag           I heard my name laptop bag :P
19:19 * magnuse     wanders off
19:15 * oleonard    would definitely look at laptops built for Ubuntu after the trouble he's had with his formerly-Windows-based one.
19:11 rangi         bbiab
19:11 rangi         that
19:11 rangi         yeah
19:11 rangi         https://www.system76.com/
19:11 mtompset      rangi: Why not https://www.system76.com/laptops/?
19:10 rangi         but now i have to take the kids to school
19:10 pianohacker   oh?
19:10 rangi         but ibeardslee just gave me a better idea
19:10 rangi         apparently they do
19:10 rangi         http://www.mystore411.com/store/list_city/1178/Georgia/Atlanta/Dell-store-locations
19:10 rangi         oh yeah system76
19:09 rangi         might be fun to go ask though
19:08 pianohacker   well, yeah :)
19:08 rangi         unlikely to have a linux one tho eh
19:07 pianohacker   rangi: I haven't seen a dell store, but a microsoft store *might* have one
19:07 magnuse       (i had installed the latest and greatest long before the cd arrived of course, but i wanted them to deliver on their promise, sort of)
19:07 rangi         pianohacker: do dell have stores in the US? or is it all online now
19:06 rangi         ahh that doesnt sound so great
19:06 magnuse       i bought a dell latitude 13 that was supposed to come with ubuntu preinstalled. it came without an os and no trace of ubuntu. after i compleined on twitter they sent me a cd with a 2 years old ubuntu version, and the laptop did not have a cd drive
19:06 rangi         they wouldnt even know
19:06 rangi         if i stick it an a laptop bag, and slap some stickers on it
19:06 pianohacker   customs won't complain too much?
19:05 rangi         so im thinking i might get one shipped there and just fly it back
19:05 rangi         however i will be in the US in late april
19:04 pianohacker   good lord, a dell actually worth buying
19:04 magnuse       i think you can get it in norway now
19:04 rangi         but i dunno if you can here
19:04 rangi         http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-linux/pd
19:03 rangi         the xps 13
19:03 rangi         i mean you can in the US
19:03 rangi         but ill try
19:03 rangi         i doubt it
19:03 magnuse       rangi: you can get them with ubuntu?
19:03 pianohacker   that's really cool
19:02 pianohacker   magnuse++
19:02 rangi         anyone know anything about dell xps ultrabooks?
19:02 rangi         topic switch
19:02 rangi         now they have a delivery mechanism too
19:02 rangi         goes handy with my idea that libaries should be publishers of ebooks too
19:01 magnuse       what is i nmy got repo is only half of it, though. there is a html5 reader that is not on github yet
19:01 rangi         *nod*
19:01 magnuse       s/pianohacker/rangi/
19:01 magnuse       pianohacker: if you have non-DRM ePub files it might come in handy
19:00 magnuse       pianohacker: see, all for the best
18:59 rangi         oooh sweet
18:58 pianohacker   but now I have something to do!
18:57 pianohacker   Yeah, before I was just sitting around all day farting around learning new vim commands
18:57 magnuse       hmmm, where did my LICENSE file go?
18:56 magnuse       yeah, devs need something to do all day long, right?
18:56 pianohacker   because telling devs about API updates is boring!
18:56 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11978 major, P1 - high, ---, jweaver, Needs Signoff , OverDrive API now prepends http:// to URLs
18:56 pianohacker   bug 11978
18:56 magnuse       [off] https://github.com/MagnusEnger/Ebooksforlib
18:55 cait          pianohacker: the microphone shows a lot of action... and that's about it
18:55 magnuse       [off] https://ebib.no/
18:55 magnuse       hah!
18:54 pianohacker   OverDrive? :D
18:54 rangi         so, cait says something about magnuse something something ebook something something
18:53 magnuse       rangi: yup
18:52 pianohacker   cait: Try installing pavucontrol and running it, it's amazingly useful for stuff like this
18:51 pianohacker   cait: nah, just wanted to make sure it had banshee
18:51 cait          which should be playing music right now...
18:50 cait          pianohacker: want me to paste? it does show banshee
18:50 rangi         magnuse: you about?
18:49 cait          nooo idea
18:49 jcamins       Ah. What changed?
18:49 cait          pianohacker: will try
18:48 cait          the problem started this morning, i rebootet and then shut it down until i came back tonight
18:48 cait          jcamins: i did restart twice...
18:48 cait          let me try
18:48 pianohacker   cait: if you try to listen to something, does pactl list clients show anything?
18:48 jcamins       If you restart, all the daemons will be restarted.
18:48 Brooke        o/
18:48 * cait        hope sit will repair itself
18:47 cait          jcamins: probably didn#t find the right one?
18:44 jcamins       cait: huh. Restarting audio-related processes always worked for me.
18:42 cait          jcamins: i can't find anything and what i killed didn't bring it back
18:41 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11939 minor, P5 - low, ---, z.tajoli, Pushed to Master , Sample of currencies with a working active value
18:41 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11701 normal, P5 - low, ---, julian.maurice, Pushed to Master , Fix C4::Context::Zconn
18:41 jenkins_koha  * Jonathan Druart: Bug 11939: set active currency for non-English sample data
18:41 jenkins_koha  * Zeno Tajoli: Bug 11939: set active currency when using English sample data
18:41 jenkins_koha  * Julian Maurice: Bug 11701: Fix C4::Context::Zconn
18:41 jenkins_koha  * Galen Charlton: Bug 11701: (follow-up) move unit tests to t/db_dependent
18:41 jenkins_koha  * Julian Maurice: Bug 11701: Unit tests for C4::Context::Zconn
18:41 jenkins_koha  Project Koha_master build #1670: SUCCESS in 2 hr 29 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1670/
18:40 cait          I have to drink coffeee???
18:40 pianohacker   let's try for ubuntu
18:40 pianohacker   cait: I think we can make it work, we just need time and coffee
18:40 pianohacker   right...
18:40 cait          pianohacker: so it's ubuntu or harder to find a date
18:37 cait          that's ubuntu :)
18:37 pianohacker   cait: just bring your laptop on your vacation
18:36 cait          we might have to push it to thursday/friday next week and then i am gone for 2 weeks vacation
18:36 magnuse       yeah, they should make weeks longer
18:36 magnuse       ah, that's all right then :-)
18:36 cait          pianohacker: the problem is, I have too much work for one week
18:35 pianohacker   magnuse: You remember hackfest, it would be something more like llllllllllllllllllllll
18:35 cait          once the irc client mae a beep and that's it
18:35 cait          i already restarted the laptop twice since it stopped working... which worries me a bit
18:35 pianohacker   cait: debian would probably be far easier
18:35 jcamins       cait: I'd look for something that looked audio related, and kill -HUP those processes until the sound started working.
18:35 pianohacker   hahahahaha
18:35 magnuse       there goes pianohacker's favourite password...
18:34 cait          jcamins: you confuse me :)
18:34 pianohacker   woopsie
18:34 pianohacker   llllllllllll
18:34 jcamins       I'd probably do `ps ax` and then start kill -HUP'ing things.
18:34 jcamins       And I have no idea.
18:34 jcamins       magnuse: I almost said "kick pulseaudio," but I thought "restart" was a bit more clear.
18:33 magnuse       kick it
18:33 cait          how? :)
18:33 jcamins       cait: you might try restarting the audio daemon (pulseaudio?).
18:32 cait          pianohacker: still there? did you see my question? :)
18:32 cait          magnuse: ...
18:32 magnuse       cait: are you sure the sound is turned on?
18:31 mtompset      I recall some colleagues of mine who dual boot with mint had some issue like that.
18:31 cait          oh
18:31 mtompset      you said you had a sound problem, cait.
18:29 * magnuse     is coming, not leaving
18:29 magnuse       hiya cait
18:29 cait          ?
18:29 mtompset      because you cross boot to mint? I'm not sure.
18:26 cait          bye
18:26 cait          by magnuse
18:26 * magnuse     gives his evening wave
18:26 cait          do we need a debian or can we make it work in ubuntu?
18:26 cait          it depends
18:25 pianohacker   cait: kk, what times (UTC) are you available for testing?
18:25 cait          i am travelling from monday to wednesday next week
18:25 cait          good time would be good :)
18:24 cait          yep
18:24 pianohacker   cait: yup, just need to figure out a good time
18:24 cait          got my message?
18:23 pianohacker   because you're in space!
18:23 cait          hi pianohacker :)
18:23 cait          hm someon any idea why a ubuntu would suddenly stop playing any kind of sound?
18:23 pianohacker   hi cait!
18:20 cait          hi #koha
17:09 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11939 minor, P5 - low, ---, z.tajoli, Pushed to Master , Sample of currencies with a working active value
17:09 jenkins_koha  * Jonathan Druart: Bug 11939: set active currency for non-English sample data
17:09 jenkins_koha  * Zeno Tajoli: Bug 11939: set active currency when using English sample data
17:09 jenkins_koha  Project master_maria build #396: SUCCESS in 1 hr 1 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/master_maria/396/
17:08 jcamins       oleonard++
17:08 jcamins       ::snrrk::
17:07 oleonard      Get a Zebra onesie for your baby because babies too are confounding to configure correctly.
17:06 mtompset      cait: Glad to oblige. :)
16:59 cait          i was waiting for a comment like that :)
16:59 mtompset      So they can smash it in frustration? ;)
16:55 cait          http://www.zazzle.com/indexdata < someone wants a zebra mug? :)
16:41 oleonard      it's 12:40 here now. Updates will continue as the situation progresses.
16:39 mtompset      bag, I figured. It's a timezone thing. It's 12:39 here now.
16:36 reiveune      bye
16:30 bag           ah it's 0930 here
16:30 nengard       nearly
16:30 nengard       good afternoon :)
16:30 bag           morning nengard
16:14 bag           HA that's a great goal cait
16:14 jenkins_koha  Starting build #1670 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
16:14 cait          i am trying to stick to a 5 each day rule... but it's not always working out
16:13 cait          bag: might be :)
16:13 cait          but they would be really heavy
16:13 bag           cait: maybe I'll start a new fad with aging chocolate
16:13 cait          ooh yum.
16:13 cait          they mostly seemto advertise fresh chocolate... :)
16:13 bag           well next yeah I'll bring two bags :)
16:13 cait          not sure if aging chocolate is really a thing
16:13 cait          heh
16:13 bag           let it age for a little git
16:13 cait          but the number is going down too fast
16:12 bag           I want to break my record this year.  maybe 6 months this time until I eat it
16:12 cait          some peanut butter cups still left :)
16:12 bag           I have the little chocolate bunny still intact on my desk :)
16:12 bag           any peanut butter cups left?
16:12 mtompset      Afternoon, bag. :P
16:12 bag           good morning cait
16:12 cait          morning bag
16:12 bag           magnuse HI
16:11 bag           morning y'all
16:11 jenkins_koha  Project Koha_3.14.x build #27: STILL UNSTABLE in 1 hr 44 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.14.x/27/
16:07 jenkins_koha  Starting build #396 for job master_maria (previous build: SUCCESS)
16:06 mtompset      YAY! I love to see patches I signed off make it into master. :)
16:01 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11701 normal, P5 - low, ---, julian.maurice, Pushed to Master , Fix C4::Context::Zconn
16:01 jenkins_koha  * Julian Maurice: Bug 11701: Fix C4::Context::Zconn
16:01 jenkins_koha  * Galen Charlton: Bug 11701: (follow-up) move unit tests to t/db_dependent
16:01 jenkins_koha  * Julian Maurice: Bug 11701: Unit tests for C4::Context::Zconn
16:01 jenkins_koha  Project master_maria build #395: SUCCESS in 1 hr 6 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/master_maria/395/
15:07 huginn        New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 11939: set active currency for non-English sample data <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=ed10e5226cc8e9852dfee3f5520976695cb99412> / Bug 11939: set active currency when using English sample data <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6a5c2d51819c193580a2bc42856215a9b7d3b9f8>
15:01 mtompset      Ah... okay, there.
14:57 huginn        New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 11701: Fix C4::Context::Zconn <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=9b63f0d018ecaa6377124175142826658cb4dd05> / Bug 11701: (follow-up) move unit tests to t/db_dependent <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=8205529683da0f934f4bdb26ccd54f05b8246d0a> / Bug 11701: Unit tests for C4::Context::Zconn <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=fed353ed
14:56 mtompset      How do you disbar someone again?
14:55 jenkins_koha  Starting build #395 for job master_maria (previous build: SUCCESS)
14:35 mtompset      It's all in comment 2. :)
14:34 mtompset      It makes testing harder, when you fix history.
14:33 mtompset      cait: Less is more. re 11846. :)
14:30 talljoy       back
14:27 jenkins_koha  Starting build #27 for job Koha_3.14.x (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE)
14:26 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11329 trivial, P5 - low, ---, m.de.rooy, Pushed to Stable , Check for marc record in opac-showmarc
14:26 jenkins_koha  * Marcel de Rooy: Bug 11329: Check for MARC record existence in catalogue/showmarc
14:26 jenkins_koha  * Marcel de Rooy: Bug 11329: Check for MARC record existence in opac-showmarc
14:26 jenkins_koha  * Galen Charlton: Bug 11473: (follow-up) ensure link to item is construct correctly
14:26 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11473 normal, P5 - low, ---, dcook, Pushed to Stable , View log template has malformed conditionals, and logging info incorrect/inconsistent/unexpected
14:26 jenkins_koha  * David Cook: Bug 11473 - add 'biblio' and 'item' to cataloguing logging info
14:26 jenkins_koha  * David Cook: Bug 11473 - Improve wording in log viewer template
14:26 jenkins_koha  * David Cook: Bug 11473 - Remove boilerplate in log viewer template
14:26 jenkins_koha  * David Cook: Bug 11473 - Fix log viewer template conditions
14:26 jenkins_koha  Project Koha_3.14.x build #26: STILL UNSTABLE in 1 hr 42 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.14.x/26/
14:25 mtompset      Greetings, cait.
14:18 * mtompset    cheers.
14:16 cait          oleonard-away: hm it did work for me when i tested recently on master
14:14 oleonard      Yes
14:12 mtompset      Was that the problem, oleonard?
14:04 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9611 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, srdjan, RESOLVED FIXED, Changing the password hashing algorithm from MD5 to more secure Bcrypt
14:04 oleonard      Bug 9611
14:04 mtompset      The one that changed the password from MD5 to something else.
14:03 oleonard      Do you recall which update changed it?
14:03 mtompset      That broke one of our in-house enhancements. This is why I know about that. :)
14:02 mtompset      and if the length is too short the hash gets cut off.
14:01 mtompset      We roll our own, and I accidently skipped that upgrade.
14:01 oleonard      Why would I need to?
14:01 mtompset      oleonard: Did you check the length of the password field in the database structure?
14:00 oleonard      Patron self registration seems to be creating incorrect passwords in master. I can't log in as the newly created patron using the password it shows me.
13:58 mtompset      Hmm... just reading code segments outloud. :)
13:58 wahanui       fixup_cardnumber is probably okay, but it does no locking... and a second process could grab the same calculated number before AddMember is called.
13:58 mtompset      fixup_cardnumber?
13:57 mtompset      AddMember_Opac
13:56 mtompset      that calls it...
13:56 mtompset      There's a function at the end of a C4 library...
13:55 mtompset      I should know this...
13:54 oleonard      Anyone know off the top of their heads how the patron self-registration feature chooses the next cardnumber to generate?
13:53 mtompset      Greetings, magnuse.
13:52 magnuse       hiya mtompset
13:52 mtompset      Greetings, #koha.
13:32 huginn        magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 4.0°C (2:20 PM CET on March 25, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 52%. Dew Point: -5.0°C. Windchill: -1.0°C. Pressure: 30.24 in 1024 hPa (Steady).
13:32 magnuse       @wunder boo
13:28 huginn        rhcl: The current temperature in Why Not Minot, Minot, North Dakota is -13.7°C (8:21 AM CDT on March 25, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 75%. Dew Point: -17.0°C. Windchill: -14.0°C. Pressure: 30.40 in 1029 hPa (Steady).
13:28 rhcl          @wunder minot, nd
13:27 huginn        rhcl: The current temperature in St Joseph, Missouri is -3.2°C (8:20 AM CDT on March 25, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 59%. Dew Point: -10.0°C. Windchill: -3.0°C. Pressure: 30.39 in 1029 hPa (Rising).
13:27 rhcl          @wunder 64507
12:43 jenkins_koha  Starting build #26 for job Koha_3.14.x (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE)
12:42 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11476 minor, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Pushed to Stable , Opac self registration title pull down offers 2 empty options
12:42 jenkins_koha  Owen Leonard: Bug 11476: remove extra empty option from title pull-down in OPAC self-registration
12:42 jenkins_koha  Project Koha_3.14.x build #25: STILL UNSTABLE in 2 hr 14 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.14.x/25/
12:33 gaetan_B      bye
12:22 cait          hi oleonard :)
12:15 oleonard      Hi #koha
12:12 francharb     o/ cait
12:11 cait          morning francharb
12:09 francharb     morning
11:37 cait          sure, glad it works
11:36 gerundio      thanks for all the help
11:36 gerundio      cait, fyi, just uncommenting the two blocks in koha-conf.xml worked out fine
11:23 gerundio      had ^^
11:23 gerundio      cait++
11:23 gerundio      thanks cait, add that page opened in a browser tab too :D
11:21 cait          hm or maybe this could be helpful: http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2010-January/022288.html
11:20 cait          i think you don't need to change your apache config
11:20 cait          change the <listen> options to listen on a TCP port; then restart the zebra daemon.
11:20 cait          To enable public Z39.50/SRU servers, you'll need to edit your koha-conf.xml and
11:20 cait          i found this
11:20 gerundio      so basically I have to open a new port, 9999 in the examples, and configure a new vhost for that, right?
11:19 gerundio      I've read that too
11:18 cait          http://manual.koha-community.org/3.2/en/sru.html
11:17 gerundio      but can't quite figure it out
11:16 fridolin      thanks cait
11:16 gerundio      I see some comments on koha-conf.xml
11:15 cait          I haven't used it so far, just know that my coworker is very fond of Koha's SRU
11:15 cait          i think you have to activate during installation and then it mostly just works
11:15 gerundio      I can't find much information regarding Z39.50 server and SRU usage in Koha either
11:09 cait          I'd read it as the version the patch went into first, I think
11:09 cait          but you still might want to check with him
11:09 cait          i thin in the past we left it
11:08 cait          fridolin: probably too early for gmcharlt :)
11:07 magnuse       and Z39.50 and SRU gives you more structured data than rss, i think
11:05 fridolin      gmcharlt: as release maintainer, when pushing to 3.14.x, I set the BZ to "pushed to stable". Do I have to set also the "Version" combobox to 3.14 ?
11:03 cait          i can imagine the rss only has some of the data from the record
11:03 ashimema      sru is nice
11:03 cait          and you get all the informaton on ar ecord
11:03 cait          or SRU
11:03 cait          probably easie
11:02 gerundio      which would you say is the better way to provide results from our Koha installation for an aggregator, Z39.50 server?
11:00 gerundio      cait, just numSearchRSSResults
10:59 cait          not sure about more documentation
10:58 cait          gerundio: there are one or 2 system prefrences related to rss i think
10:28 gerundio      is there any documentation that details the available arguments for opac-search.pl?
10:28 jenkins_koha  Starting build #25 for job Koha_3.14.x (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE)
10:28 gerundio      regarding RSS I see that opac-search can show results by using argument format=rss2
10:27 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11018 normal, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Stable , Add order from a reverted file
10:27 huginn        04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11352 critical, P3, ---, abl, Pushed to Stable , Batch Patron Deletion/Anonmyzation deletes more than warning states it will delete
10:27 jenkins_koha  * Jonathan Druart: Bug 11018: allow adding order from a reverted MARC batch
10:27 jenkins_koha  * Jacek Ablewicz: Bug 11352: fix unexpected data loss issues with batch patron deletion/anonymization
10:27 jenkins_koha  Project Koha_3.14.x build #24: STILL UNSTABLE in 1 hr 43 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.14.x/24/
10:26 gerundio      but there's nothing written about those 2
10:25 gerundio      I only found this http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/APIs_and_protocols_supported_by_Koha
10:25 gerundio      where can I get more information about OpenSearch and RSS in Koha?
10:24 gerundio      good morning
09:25 wahanui       well, logs is http://irc.koha-community.org/koha/
09:25 cait          logs?
09:25 cait          logs
09:14 cait          morning atheia :)
09:13 magnuse       g'day ashimema and atheia
09:13 atheia        Morning koha!
09:06 ashimema      morning all
09:05 petter        hei magnus!
09:01 magnuse       hiya petter
08:47 cait          understandable
08:45 ashimema      I really, really want to tidy the Auth_with file... it's horrible to try and read
08:45 ashimema      lol
08:45 cait          ah, just coincidence
08:45 ashimema      very impressive response time ;)
08:44 ashimema      within 30 seconds of me signing off you'd commented here..
08:44 cait          hm?
08:44 ashimema      ;)
08:44 ashimema      cait.. your too quick
08:43 jenkins_koha  Starting build #24 for job Koha_3.14.x (previous build: STILL UNSTABLE)
08:43 cait          dpavlin++ ashimema++
08:31 wahanui       hey, gaetan_B
08:31 gaetan_B      hello
08:27 cait          hi nlegrand
08:25 nlegrand      o/ cait
08:16 wahanui       ...but this is the dawning of the age of Aquarius....
08:16 cait          wahanui, this is getting old :)
08:16 wahanui       Germs originated in Germany, before rapidly spreading throughout the rest of the world.
08:16 huginn        GERMS!!!!
08:10 nlegrand1     ho
08:10 nlegrand1     hiya #koha!
08:01 fridolin      since our college laurent is back, i will have more time for RM. I've subscribe to maintain it after 3.16 release
08:00 magnuse       fridolin: very cool!
07:59 fridolin      yesterday I was busy in marseille
07:59 fridolin      magnuse: yep, today
07:55 magnuse       fridolin: is there a 3.14.5 right around the corner?
07:49 alex_a        bonjour
07:46 reiveune      salut magnuse
07:46 fridolin      bonjour magnuse
07:46 magnuse       bonjour reiveune et fridolin
07:46 fridolin      hie all
07:34 reiveune      hello
07:25 cait          that will get an indefinite loop if we are not careful now
07:22 * magnuse     waves back too
07:16 * cait        waves back
07:13 * magnuse     waves
05:35 cait          brb
05:29 dcook         Very good question...
05:29 cait          well at least i think we use it like that... why is marc so complicated again?
05:28 dcook         If cataloguing and programming have taught me anything over the past few years, it's that nothing is perfect.
05:27 dcook         I would certainly hope so :)
05:26 cait          we use it like it sounds, which makes things a bit easier :)
05:25 cait          we don't use it like that
05:25 wahanui       interesting is sometimes good and sometimes bad
05:25 cait          interesting
05:25 cait          hm
05:15 dcook         I won't actually be losing sleep over this one
05:15 dcook         Well, classification nightmare :p
05:14 dcook         There are lots of clues in a record that can make a human realize it is a journal article or a book chapter, but they're often ruled by different vocabularies in different languages and it presents a bit of an overall nightmare
05:13 dcook         But it's more likely to catalogue articles in a journal than chapters in a book, I suspect, so we get away with the assumption in the end.
05:10 dcook         The serial component part "is a regularly appearing column or feature in a periodical."
05:10 dcook         FOr instance, the monographic component part can refer to "an article in a single issue of a periodical, a chapter in a book, a band on a phonodisc, and a map on a single sheet that contains several maps."
05:09 dcook         Nah, I don't think it means what it sounds like it means.
05:08 cait          ldr?
05:08 cait          in one of the fixed length fields... i always forget where
05:08 cait          i think, there is serial component part and monographic component part
05:08 cait          hm it can
05:06 dcook         Can't really blame Koha there. MARC really doesn't give enough information.
05:05 dcook         Of course, that isn't a great options, as the record might be for a book chapter or something else, but...we make the assumption in other parts of Koha that it is a journal article, so...it's internally consistent at least
05:05 dcook         Added a bit to make it export a TY of "JOUR" instead of "BOOK" if it has a leader position 07 of "a" or "b"
05:04 dcook         Oh, I'm just looking at improving the RIS export, so I'm looking at how others are exporting with it
05:02 cait          what do you need it for?
05:02 cait          :(
05:02 dcook         Even the documentation itself has lots of holes
05:02 dcook         But I tell ya...looking at a range of RIS citations...they're highly variable across the board
05:02 dcook         Thomson Reuters claims to have updated the 'standard' in 2008/2009
05:01 dcook         heya cait
05:01 dcook         hehe
05:01 cait          sounds like a standard
04:58 dcook         So much that
04:58 dcook         "frequent divergences"
04:57 dcook         "RIS is a simple plain-text reference format. It is nearly universally supported by reference management software and journal databases. The official specification was last updated in 2001, so reading the format is complicated by the frequent divergences from the specification."
04:12 dcook         This one has a term for baseball cards
04:11 dcook         http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/techdocs/genre.html
04:09 dcook         Although Dublin Core also provides the very helpful "text"
04:08 dcook         Apparently you can use the 336/337/338 fields with other vocabularies
04:08 dcook         Hmm
04:07 dcook         Just "text"
04:06 dcook         Not a journal article to be found
04:06 dcook         Just read through the RDA carrier, media, and content types...
04:01 dcook         I miss exercise...
04:01 dcook         ta, mtompset
04:01 mtompset      Have a great day, #koha eythian dcook wizzyrea. :)
04:01 mtompset      Well, lest I turn into a pumpkin, and in order to actually fit in my exercise regimen tomorrow. I shall leave now. :)
04:00 eythian       mtompset: I don't know. I'm exploring tools to help me find that kind of thing.
04:00 mtompset      eythian: What's the memory leak? Where?
03:58 dcook         Given how "robust" that linking is, that sure makes sense.
03:58 dcook         If it's "a", it probably should be a book chapter. If it's "s", it's probably a journal article.
03:58 dcook         I suppose in theory...if you have a leader position 7 of "a" or "b"...you could look up the parent via the 773 to see what leader position 6 it has...
03:41 dcook         Then you're exporting and that type isn't supported either
03:40 dcook         lol
03:40 eythian       then you divide that space in half by setting an indicator on 123, but that might also mean that it's a robot service manual.
03:39 eythian       heh
03:39 dcook         Why yes, MARC. I totally want a code that could mean my record is either "an article in a single issue of a periodical, a chapter in a book, a band on a phonodisc, and a map on a single sheet that contains several maps."
03:39 * eythian     notes that there's a large memory leak when you browse patrons by last name.
03:38 dcook         eythian++
03:38 dcook         hehe
03:38 eythian       +o
03:38 eythian       to late, I took a screenshot and opened a bug for it :)
03:35 dcook         It's not real if you didn't see it?
03:26 eythian       I suppose I should make bugs when I see things like that
03:25 eythian       hmm, the "holds" column in the holds ratio report sorts lexographically rather than numerically.
01:59 * wizzyrea    blinks
01:57 eythian       hrm
01:57 eythian       use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_base64);
01:56 eythian       that is not the right place for a .pm
01:56 eythian       ./installer/InstallAuth.pm
01:48 dcook         ethyian: I was referring to the karma, but can't go wrong with a little \m/ too
01:47 wizzyrea      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLd7-bXv8NA that makes me think of
01:47 eythian       I think you mean \m/, dcook.
01:47 dcook         \o/
01:46 eythian       https://twitter.com/GeorgeTakei/status/448268478337015809/photo/1
01:45 eythian       http://youtu.be/2iQ93L0jV6c
01:45 wizzyrea      dcook++
01:20 wizzyrea      no wai
01:19 talljoy       back
01:05 wizzyrea      O.o
01:04 eythian       well that's a new one
01:04 eythian       > Useless use of '\'; doesn't escape metacharacter '(' at /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/AuthoritiesMarc.pm line 848.