Time  Nick         Message
00:04 eythian      pianohacker: whats it do?
00:05 eythian      oh, it's in there by default
00:05 eythian      could be worth keeping in mind
00:20 dcook        irma or BobB about?
00:20 dcook        Or anyone willing to check a Z39.50 server?
00:20 dcook        Actually, probably irma or BobB as you'll need an account with the provider..
00:25 dcook        I have orange flavoured chocolate...
00:25 dcook        We really need teleporters...if only for food
00:41 BobB         hi dcook
00:41 dcook        Yo BobB
00:41 BobB         z3950?
00:41 dcook        Yep
00:41 BobB         details?
00:42 dcook        Are you having any problems accessing Libraries Australia via z39.50?
00:42 dcook        We're getting timeouts and I want to confirm its them and not us
00:42 BobB         no-one has said, but let check - stand by ...
00:45 dcook        Ah, it might be back up
00:45 dcook        Yep. Back up. Nevermind, BobB :)
00:46 BobB         ah, ok, I have not had success yet
00:47 dcook        Oh? Hmm, that's not good
00:47 dcook        You can try ISBN 9780007296934
00:47 dcook        That should bring up some results pretty quickly
00:48 BobB         I have a result, so its up  :)
00:48 dcook        Huzzah!
00:48 dcook        They must've had an outage this morning..
00:48 BobB         possible, I tried from one client's account and failed, but the next one worked
00:49 BobB         so I'd better check back on the first client :)
00:50 dcook        Good call :)
00:51 BobB         hmm, problem - at least we know before they tell us
00:51 BobB         thx dcook
00:53 dcook        no worries. Thanks for checking
00:53 dcook        Yay cooperation!
00:55 eythian      every so often we get someone asking us why Natlib NZ isn't working. We usually start with "it's probably down", and then actually check it.
00:55 eythian      We've not been wrong yet.
00:58 dcook        "It's probably down", "turn it off then turn it back on again", "it's probably the pop-up blocker"
00:58 dcook        Words to live by
00:59 eythian      heh
00:59 eythian      @excuse
00:59 huginn       eythian: My excuse for today is "peak oil"
00:59 eythian      @excuse
00:59 huginn       eythian: My excuse for today is "peak oil"
00:59 eythian      hmm
00:59 eythian      I'm sure there were more somewhere
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: Someone else stole your IP address, call the Internet detectives!
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: Your Flux Capacitor has gone bad.
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: not enough memory, go get system upgrade
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: Satan did it
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: only available on a need to know basis
00:59 eythian      wahanui: excuse
00:59 wahanui      eythian: It must have been the lightning storm we had (yesterday) (last week) (last month)
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: Arcserve crashed the server again.
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: We're out of slots on the server
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: The Borg tried to assimilate your system. Resistance is futile.
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: What office are you in? Oh, that one.  Did you know that your building was built over the universities first nuclear research site? And wow, aren't you the lucky one, your office is right over where the core is buried!
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: Daemons loose in system.
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: Defunct processes
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: What office are you in? Oh, that one.  Did you know that your building was built over the universities first nuclear research site? And wow, aren't you the lucky one, your office is right over where the core is buried!
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: Collapsed Backbone
01:00 eythian      wahanui: excuse
01:00 wahanui      eythian: Your Pentium has a heating problem - try cooling it with ice cold water.(Do not turn off your computer, you do not want to cool down the Pentium Chip while he isn't working, do you?)
01:00 dcook        hehe
01:59 pianohacker  grrrrrrrrr. Has anyone here configured a VPN connection through network manager successfully?
01:59 jcamins      pianohacker: years ago, yeah. It just worked.
02:00 pianohacker  I cannot get it to acknowledge the presence of any of the VPN plugins I have installed...
02:00 jcamins      pianohacker: plugins? I don't remember installing any plugins.
02:00 pianohacker  they might have been installed by default, not sure...
02:00 jcamins      rangi: happy birthday!
02:01 jcamins      I just go to network connections, choose "Add," and it lets me choose a PPTP connection.
02:02 pianohacker  jcamins: No PPTP option there. Cannot figure out what's going on
02:02 dcook        Isn't PPTP out of date?
02:02 eythian      pianohacker: have you restarted NM to get it to discover the plugins?
02:02 eythian      I'm pretty sure that's necessary
02:02 pianohacker  eythian: have restarted dbus, network-manager and nm-applet...
02:02 jcamins      pianohacker: are you not using a deb-based system? 'Cause ignore all my comments if you're not using Ubuntu/Debian/Mint.
02:03 eythian      (I use NM for openvpn all the time, it works fine.)
02:03 eythian      pianohacker: how did you install the plugins?
02:04 pianohacker  nope, on debian wheezy. Installed networkmanager-{pptp,vpnc,openvpn}{,-gnome}
02:04 eythian      that should do it.
02:04 eythian      I dunno why it wouldn't.
02:04 eythian      you restarted the NM service?
02:04 jcamins      pianohacker: did you restart the computer, just for fun?
02:05 eythian      don't swear, jcamins
02:05 jcamins      eythian: hey, I'm not the one who broke Debian!
02:05 eythian      fair point
02:06 pianohacker  jcamins: ... I don't want to but I might have to
02:06 rangi        thanks jcamins
02:14 pianohacker  I need to just bite the bullet and update... I've been putting off a system update for so long that when I installed the plugins, they updated some parts of networkmanager but not others
02:14 pianohacker  thus the .so's that showed the VPN configuration couldn't load
02:14 pianohacker  so they were hidden (silently)
02:15 pianohacker  this took an ltrace for me to figure out
02:15 eythian      ah
02:41 dcook        Wow IE 11's emulator for IE 8 is absolute crap...
02:44 eythian      imagine that!
02:45 * dcook      stares at IE 8
02:45 dcook        I think it's actually applying styles to a HTML comment
02:46 eythian      haha
02:47 dcook        Actually, I have absolutely no idea what it's doing...
02:52 dcook        Hmm, leaves the space that the masthead would take up with the expanded search options in the Patrons module..
03:04 pianohacker  what in the seven hells is going on
03:05 pianohacker  has anyone ever seen a hang when cache fastmmap tries to load?
03:07 dcook        Nope, but it looks like my issue is related to the loading of Javascript...
03:08 dcook        Or something. Who knows with IE 8..
03:16 pianohacker  dammit. This is a really nasty problem...
03:35 eythian      rangi: you know, I think I'm going to drop the CCL terms like 'su-to' in favour of more canonical names like 'subject'. It'll make things a bit simpler, and I can't really see a downside.
03:36 eythian      though, su-to should probably really be 'topic'
03:36 eythian      ...maybe
03:36 eythian      eh, easy to change later.
03:36 rangi        yeah
03:38 mtompset     Greetings, #koha.
03:38 mtompset     dcook, eythian: you guys around?
03:38 eythian      yep
03:38 mtompset     I want to bounce ideas off you regarding 11592.
03:39 eythian      bug 11592
03:39 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11592 normal, P5 - low, ---, mtompset, ASSIGNED , opac scripts do not respect MARC tag visibility
03:39 mtompset     So, I think I have GetBiblioMARC filtering internally based on parameter style.
03:39 mtompset     And then I realize, I still need a filtering function. :(
03:39 mtompset     opac-showmarc.pl
03:39 eythian      I thought you had one already
03:40 mtompset     I had moved it into GetBiblioMARC directory.
03:40 mtompset     directly.
03:40 wahanui      directly is easier...
03:40 eythian      no, that's bad
03:40 eythian      no big functions.
03:40 mtompset     That's what I thought. :(
03:44 mtompset     Well, that was easy... in a bad way.
03:46 eythian      every functional unit should be its own function, in order to reduce maintenance headaches later on.
03:46 eythian      Also makes for easy understanding.
03:46 eythian      Have a look at the worse parts of C4::Search, and do everything it doesn't.
03:47 pianohacker  well, you should still write your code in Perl, but the rest, yeah, do the opposite
03:50 eythian      nice, I just found the ES thing where it treats strings like a simple search language, so you can do AND, OR, quotes, etc.
03:51 eythian      that'll make life a bit easier
03:51 rangi        nice
03:51 rangi        people will love the quotes for phrases
03:52 eythian      should a default search for, say shoes boots cars be "or" or "and" do you reckon?
03:52 rangi        we default to and
03:52 rangi        currently
03:52 rangi        probably best to stick to that
03:52 eythian      OK
03:52 rangi        however could have a pref to change the default i gues
03:52 rangi        s
03:53 eythian      (all it takes is adding "default_operator => "AND"" to the query, so preferencising it is pretty easy.)
03:53 dcook        :D
03:53 dcook        Yeah, default of 'and' is probably best.
03:53 dcook        The quotes will also be awesome
03:54 eythian      yeah. and anyway, you can just do 'shoes or boots or cars' if that's what you want anyway
03:55 dcook        Could you also do '"shoes or boots" or "cars"'?
03:55 eythian      oh, also 'title:word' just works like this.
03:56 eythian      dcook: probably, but I don't quite know how to test that.
03:56 dcook        Hmm
03:56 dcook        Four records
03:56 eythian      actually
03:56 dcook        "Cars", "shoes", "boots", "shoes or boots" ?
03:57 eythian      it might treat "shoes or boots" like a phrase if you do that.
03:57 dcook        "shoes or boots" or "cars" would retrieve everything but "boots"
03:57 dcook        Hope so
03:57 dcook        That would be fabulous
03:57 eythian      you can also do name:/joh?n(ath[oa]n)/
03:58 eythian      and qu?ck bro*
03:58 pianohacker  eythian: so you could also do author:, isbn:, etc.?
03:58 * eythian    keeps quoting the documentation.
03:58 eythian      pianohacker: totally, yes
03:58 pianohacker  sweet!
03:58 pianohacker  are there any major hiccups or missing features in ES so far at all?
03:59 eythian      http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-query-string-query.html#query-string-syntax <-- basically, it's lucene syntax
03:59 eythian      pianohacker: do you mean in ES itself, or in what Koha can do with it so far?
04:00 pianohacker  eythian: in ES itself
04:00 eythian      not that I can tell at the moment. It's lucene based, and lucene has been doing this for a very long time.
04:01 dcook        ^
04:01 dcook        How about date ranges?
04:01 eythian      eventually
04:01 eythian      currently everything is indexed as a string
04:01 pianohacker  eythian: and the fact that it's java-based won't cause any deployment hiccups?
04:01 dcook        I remember that being an issue when DSpace had a homebrewed Lucene system rather than Solr
04:02 eythian      but when we get more semantics out of it, ranges can be done.
04:02 dcook        Mmm
04:02 dcook        Makes sense
04:02 eythian      pianohacker: provided you can deploy java, no. It's pretty much a case of "build an ES cluster, point Koha at it, do a full reindex, done."
04:02 dcook        Do you need something like Tomcat or Jetty to run ES?
04:03 eythian      nah, it's standalone so far as I can tell
04:03 dcook        Whoa. That's rad.
04:03 pianohacker  eythian: OK, cool. Sorry to grill you, but excited about this
04:03 eythian      either that or it uses an embedded one.
04:03 eythian      dcook: oh: (quick OR brown) AND fox AND NOT news
04:03 pianohacker  indeed! I know that was a pretty big roadblock with solr
04:03 dcook        I imagine embedded, but nice that we don't have to provide our own..
04:03 eythian      yeah, it's just apt-get install, and away it goes.
04:03 dcook        eythian: That's sexy.
04:03 * dcook      wonders how hard it'll be to install from source..
04:04 dcook        Oh well. Chance to learn and have fun I always say.
04:04 eythian      can also do:
04:04 eythian      "bool": {
04:04 eythian      "must":     { "match": "fox"         },
04:04 eythian      "should":   { "match": "quick brown" },
04:04 eythian      "must_not": { "match": "news"        }
04:04 eythian      }
04:04 eythian      which is the sort of construction I'm planning to use for advanced search.
04:04 eythian      (that's what the queries look like as I'm constructing them.)
04:04 eythian      e.g.
04:04 eythian      $res->{query} = {
04:04 eythian      query_string => {
04:04 eythian      fields           => [$f],
04:04 eythian      query            => $query,
04:04 eythian      fuzziness        => $fuzzy_enabled ? 'auto' : '0',
04:04 eythian      default_operator => "AND",
04:04 eythian      }
04:04 eythian      };
04:04 eythian      that does the lucene-like text searching
04:05 pianohacker  oh goodness...
04:05 pianohacker  this is pretty spectacular
04:05 eythian      yep
04:05 eythian      queries can get really complex if you need them to too, e.g. nesting them
04:05 pianohacker  who knew staying on IRC until 10 at night while I fix a server would have a positive side effect?
04:05 eythian      heh
04:06 pianohacker  how's the demo site coming along? Haven't seen it since March
04:06 eythian      also has filters, which I'm debating as a method of separating biblios and authorities.
04:06 eythian      demo site?
04:06 pianohacker  hrm, that could have been one of our own dev servers running your code
04:07 eythian      we have a demo site running plack, nothing public running ES yet.
04:07 eythian      (it's only been the past week it's really been able to produce nice results.)
04:08 eythian      dcook: oh, I see you can do ranges on strings too
04:08 eythian      so titles between A and M.
04:08 pianohacker  oh cool, the shelf browser could be sped up by leaps and bounds
04:09 eythian      good point
04:09 eythian      I hadn't thought of that, but yeah
04:09 dcook        Crap what was I thinking of..
04:09 dcook        Oh, in terms of ditching Zebra as a z39.50 server...
04:09 dcook        I was talking a bit to bshum earlier about what Evergreen does for their z39.50
04:09 eythian      hmm, filtering by locations...anyone geocode their items? :)
04:10 dcook        He didn't have all the details, but maybe there's a way around that too..
04:10 pianohacker  eythian: if it's weird and it involves information there's not just one library that does it but an entire special interest group
04:10 dcook        eythian: how do you mean?
04:10 eythian      dcook: filter by location in lat/long
04:10 dcook        Ahhh
04:10 rangi        zebra does z3950
04:10 dcook        I think that's available in MARC actually :p
04:10 eythian      pianohacker: you're probably right
04:10 rangi        way better than anything we could ever write
04:10 rangi        id vote to just keep it for that
04:11 dcook        rangi: But surely we can't hold on to it forever because of that
04:11 rangi        why not?
04:11 eythian      no reason not to
04:11 rangi        at least as long as people want to run a z3950 server
04:11 dcook        Well, I would say support, but we don't use Koha as a z3950 server, so no skin off my nose I guess...
04:11 eythian      It'd be a lot more loosely integrated anyway.
04:11 rangi        yeah
04:11 dcook        eythian: Oh?
04:11 pianohacker  I think exposing a public Z39.50 server is while not _rare_ not something that will be half as common as wanting to search your catalog
04:11 dcook        If it's more loosely integrated, I would be happy
04:12 eythian      as in, no point starting it if there's no serving configured, then just something that periodically dumps new records into it.
04:12 eythian      could be done strange from ES probably.
04:12 rangi        yep
04:12 eythian      *straight
04:12 pianohacker  rangi: Would there be any major issues with slapping a PQF parser on Net::Z3950::SimpleServer, though?
04:13 rangi        probably
04:13 rangi        itd probably explode randomly
04:13 rangi        zebra is solid, you can pound it with queries and it keeps on answering
04:14 pianohacker  it really does take some skill to communicate tired bitterness across the pacific ocean
04:14 rangi        the amount of config work youd have to do to get the same reliability out of a perl implementation is gonna be not worth the effort
04:14 pianohacker  rangi++
04:14 pianohacker  And yeah, the reliability is a big sticking point...
04:14 eythian      > my @params = $cgi->param("limit");
04:14 eythian      ^-- srsly? that couldn't be called '@limits'?
04:14 rangi        heh
04:15 pianohacker  eythian: are you reading the existing search code?
04:15 * dcook      shudders
04:15 eythian      I'm making sure that my ES search works with the existing opac-search.pl
04:15 eythian      damned if I'm going to rewrite all that
04:15 eythian      and facets add a 'limit=' parameter, so I'm making that work now.
04:16 dcook        Ah, maybe that's what was screwing with QP then...
04:16 * dcook      was wondering where an empty limit= parameter was coming from
04:16 dcook        Actually, I think that might be something els..
04:16 * dcook      goes to have lunch despite the scintillating ES talk
04:16 eythian      erg
04:16 eythian      later:
04:16 eythian      > my $params = $cgi->Vars;
04:16 eythian      there's no way that won't get confusing: it's an arrayref.
04:16 rangi        barf
04:17 eythian      oh, hashref
04:17 eythian      still...
04:17 dcook        Isn't $cgi->Vars problematic when using repeated params?
04:17 eythian      I wouldn't be at all surprised.
04:17 * dcook      seems to recall reading this in the perldoc
04:17 dcook        Oh well. Food time.
04:17 * dcook      really goes this time
04:18 eythian      haha
04:18 eythian      > my @limits = $cgi->param('limit');
04:18 eythian      even later
04:18 eythian      that's pretty special
04:18 pianohacker  oh, holy cow! Vars returns multivalued parameters in a single string separated by NULs
04:18 pianohacker  that's also pretty special
04:18 eythian      wat
04:18 pianohacker  that was about the reaction I had
04:22 mtompset     Sounds like old-school C strings.
04:23 mtompset     Have a great day, #koha pianohacker eythian rangi dcook.
04:23 pianohacker  mtompset: after a nice strfry or strtok, yeah...
04:23 eythian      later
04:23 pianohacker  bye mtompset
04:24 eythian      there's far too much search logic being carried around in the URLs to opac-search
04:24 eythian      oh actually
04:24 eythian      I think it's just in opac-search
04:25 eythian      still, not the best place for it
04:30 pianohacker  all right, I'm closing out for the day
04:30 pianohacker  eythian: good luck man, you're doing really cool work
04:30 eythian      catch you later!
05:01 eythian      join ' AND ', map { "($_)" } @parts; <-- well that's not much work to integrate limits and query strings together.
05:02 paxed        ffs. no wonder that code didn't work. returns.pl has separate template variables for borrower stats and wrong-branch-borrower stats. borsurname vs. wborsurname. grrr...
05:05 dcook        eythian: Looking at your code has made me start to appreciate map
05:05 eythian      yeah, I end up using it a fair bit.
05:05 dcook        I used it quite a bit for something but I have no idea what it was now that I think about it
05:06 dcook        Ah, CLI utility
05:06 dcook        Nice job, memory.
05:06 eythian      heh
05:07 dcook        I know I've asked this before but I probably forgot...is this ES code going back into the community?
05:07 eythian      it will, yes
05:07 dcook        Exciting :)
05:08 dcook        Then we'll phase out Zebra as the search engine and just use it for z39.50 when necessary?
05:08 eythian      that's the plan.
05:08 eythian      It's not a short term plan, mind you.
05:10 dcook        Fair enough. How long are you thinking?
05:10 cait         i think onyl problem could be that ES is kinda complex? I still hear you talking about 3 servers for it
05:10 eythian      it's really hard to say.
05:10 cait         might not be an option for everyone
05:10 ashimema     it's too early here.. the wonders of having a daughter wake you up at 5am :(
05:10 ashimema     morning all
05:10 cait         morning ashimema
05:11 ashimema     :)
05:11 eythian      cait: you can do it on one, it's just not something I'd recommend. It'd probably work fine, and as it's not a primary data source, not the end of the world.
05:11 dcook        P.S. Check this out: https://www.google.com.au/search?q=halcyon&oq=halcyon&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.1030j0j9&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=0&ie=UTF-8
05:11 eythian      three is the recommended minimum for a robust cluster.
05:11 eythian      that might be more robust than is required though.
05:11 dcook        MtG card as the image for a bird entry in Wikipedia
05:11 cait         eythian: i guess we could manage having more servers, but we refused solr partially because thinking about the real small libraries
05:12 cait         well we said we can't rip out zebra/replace easily
05:12 eythian      cait: also, it's unlikely that zebra will actually be removed for a while.
05:12 eythian      (a long while)
05:12 cait         eythian: would you have those 3 for each customer or just 3 for ES and can have multiple kohas use that?
05:12 eythian      cait: what we'll probably do for the stuff we host is put it on our large, central ES cluster that's used for many things.
05:13 eythian      No, just one cluster for everyone.
05:13 cait         ah ok
05:13 eythian      for self-hosting, I'm not sure yet. Maybe set up ES on the koha machine if it's got enough grunt.
05:13 cait         dcook: i guess your link works differently here than for you :)
05:14 dcook        cait: Oh? That's too bad :(
05:14 cait         i have a quite random list of google results :)
05:14 dcook        Well, just google for "Halcyon"
05:15 dcook        Hopefully it'll show a MtG card instead of a photo of a bird to the right of the results :p
05:17 ashimema     works for me dcook..
05:17 ashimema     MtG
05:18 eythian      ((tax) AND (subject:INCOME TAX)) AND (subject:GOODS AND SERVICES TAX) ... close, but not quite what I want...
05:19 ashimema     I'd love to see a comparison of minimum requirements for zebra vs es..
05:19 ashimema     you have my sympathies eythian.. the search code is aweful.
05:19 ashimema     have you worked out the opac supression crap yet?
05:20 ashimema     I'm still searching for a solution to that with QP
05:20 eythian      ashimema: ES will require more resources.
05:20 eythian      I haven't even looked at it yet. The way it's currently done is really bad.
05:20 ashimema     I assumed ES would require more.. but how much more was the real question ;)
05:20 eythian      6908 elastics  20   0 2933m 962m 7396 S    0 50.4 337:10.45 java
05:20 eythian      that's what my test server is using
05:21 ashimema     Yeah.. it's tacked on at the very end of the search string.. after the string's ben mangled a few times..
05:21 ashimema     makes or a really hard to fix bug with QP
05:21 eythian      yeah. I'm expecting that I'll just "if" that block out if not using zebra and implement it separately.
05:22 ashimema     that's not so bad.. I have a feeeling there's a certain amount of FUD about regarding ES and it needing massive clusters full of high mem mahcines to even get off the ground ;)
05:22 ashimema     That's a very good plan.
05:23 ashimema     that's what I tried to do with the QP stuff.. but I couldn't work out the syntax to add it in either in QP or before the QP call
05:23 ashimema     it'll get there.. I just didn't have the time to spend.
05:23 ashimema     anywho.. your doing an awesome job of ES.
05:23 dcook        ashimema: What are you trying to figure out with the QP?
05:23 eythian      ashimema: if I were using it as a primary data store with important data, I would recommend a three node cluster.
05:23 eythian      If it's something that can be regenerated, one is enough.
05:23 ashimema     did they catch you for an update at the dev meeting ?  I gave a brief big up to you in the first one.
05:24 eythian      not really, I guess I've been flooding the channel with enough of it lately anyway :)
05:24 ashimema     dcook. see bug 10542
05:24 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10542 critical, P1 - high, ---, martin.renvoize, Failed QA , QueryParser + OpacSuppression doesn't allow search in 'all libraries'
05:24 eythian      I simply can't use the way OpacSuppresion works now, as it expects the query from the query build phase to be a string, and mine isn't, it's a ref.
05:25 ashimema     opac supression basically breaks normal searching with QP
05:26 ashimema     no worries.. I just pointed at your git branch.. and suggested that you were at the stage you wanted some brave testers ;)
05:26 ashimema     which is what you said the other morning..
05:26 eythian      heh yeah
05:26 ashimema     that should cover it really.
05:27 ashimema     dcook.. I wouldn't even bother reading my patch.. it was far too simplistic..
05:27 ashimema     was never going to work.
05:31 dcook        Interesting..
05:31 wahanui      rumour has it interesting is sometimes good and sometimes bad
05:33 ashimema     that's one word for it dcook
05:34 ashimema     I like QP.. I just wish it hadn't been abandoned.
05:34 dcook        Yeah, I liked the idea of it as well
05:35 ashimema     I liked the idea of getting it to replace Search.pm in the long run.. and using it to drive the adoption of different backends.
05:36 ashimema     but it needed someone to followup by supporting it and advocating it for at least a couple of years..
05:36 ashimema     instead it was bascially dumped in and left with bugs :(
05:36 eythian      >
05:36 eythian      Results of search for 'tax' with limit(s): 'subject:GOODS AND SERVICES TAX subject:CASE LAW subject:LEGISLATION'
05:36 eythian      now we're getting somewhere...
05:36 ashimema     nice work
05:36 dcook        eythian: So it's automatically treating them as phrases?
05:37 eythian      dcook: not yet, that's the next step.
05:37 dcook        eythian++
05:37 eythian      (just for limits though.)
05:37 dcook        :/
05:37 dcook        ashimema: Yeah, it's a tough one.
05:37 eythian      well, that's what you want
05:38 eythian      you don't want your term to be treated as a phrase
05:38 eythian      (unless you put quotes on it yourself)
05:38 dcook        Right
05:38 dcook        I think I get what you're saying
05:42 eythian      so, subject:goods and services should be subject:"goods and services" because I got there by clicking on a link to "goods and services"
05:45 * dcook      thinks so
05:45 dcook        ashimema: did you try using ! instead of -?
05:45 dcook        This distinction (or lack thereof) between negation and disallowal is a bit ridiculous it seems..
05:46 dcook        I wonder a bit why we don't just add a suppression limit before "buildQuery"
05:46 ashimema     I don't remember tbh dcook.
05:46 dcook        It would show up as a hidden field in the HTML but that shouldn't really matter
05:48 * dcook      shrugs
05:48 ashimema     I think the issue was more that If i passed the negation in before the buildQuery for QP, then qp was butchering it as I was using a different syntax to what the rest of the string was being passed in as..
05:48 ashimema     I never got to the bottom of what that syntax should be though ;)
05:48 ashimema     what would sho up in the html.. i've lost you there?
05:49 ashimema     that bug is the main reason we don't have QP turned on anywhere at the moment..
05:49 dcook        Yeah, the syntax would get you
05:49 ashimema     virtually all our customers use opacsupression somehow.
05:49 dcook        Actually, I might be looking at a custom version of the code so it might not show up..
05:49 dcook        Might be using that for our stuff
05:49 dcook        It should be easy though
05:49 dcook        Probably something like...
05:50 dcook        push(@operators,'not');
05:50 dcook        push(@operands,'1');
05:50 dcook        push(@indexes,'suppress');
05:50 dcook        QP should translate not properly from there
05:51 ashimema     that makes some sense actually..
05:51 ashimema     hmm..
05:51 ashimema     you've inspried me to have another go.
05:51 dcook        \o/
05:53 * dcook      double-checks some code
05:53 dcook        Yeah, that should work
05:53 dcook        Provided QP processes "not" correctly...which I guess it what it all hinges on..
05:54 dcook        We added a "search within" feature that essentially just adds a keyword search onto the original search
05:54 ashimema     yowers.. my branch for that patch is 612 commits behind.. it's been a while ;)
05:54 dcook        Yikes!
05:54 ashimema     cool.. that's  nice feature..
05:54 dcook        Originally, I pushed to those arrays, although I wound up just using some hidden fields in the template to slim down on the code I used..
05:54 ashimema     upsteam it, upsteram it ;)
05:54 dcook        haha
05:54 dcook        It's on the list :)
05:54 dcook        It's one of those ones I was talking about on Facebook a while ago
05:55 dcook        I didn't really like how we implemented it in the past, so I rewrote it and it's way better now
05:55 dcook        [off] It also actually works now :P
05:58 ashimema     git loglol
05:58 dcook        ?
05:59 eythian      (tax) AND (subject:"INCOME TAX")
05:59 eythian      thar we go
06:00 eythian      (tax) AND (subject:"INCOME TAX") AND (subject:"TAX LAW")
06:00 eythian      eeeexcelent
06:00 eythian      (guess the nature of my testing library data...:)
06:02 dcook        hehe
06:02 eythian      while I think this "convert everything to lucene syntax" plan appears to work well, I'd quite like to actually be using the ES AST queries.
06:02 eythian      Oh well, that can happen later.
06:02 dcook        ES AST?
06:03 eythian      when you build a structure to describe your search
06:03 eythian      rather than a string
06:03 eythian      "multi_match" : {
06:03 eythian      "query":    "this is a test",
06:03 eythian      "fields": [ "subject", "message" ]
06:03 eythian      }
06:03 eythian      like that, but they can be nested.
06:04 eythian      (AST = Abstract Syntax Tree, it's what languages get turned into for computers to understand.)
06:08 eythian      http://git.catalyst.net.nz/gw?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=96f2ecca7e5271867499ad8eb6d452af97c5139d <-- and that's all it took :)
06:08 eythian      damn, the compatibility stuff makes things ugly.
06:09 dcook        author and subject probably work with Zebra as well
06:09 dcook        au is just an alias for author
06:09 dcook        Same with su and subject
06:09 eythian      they probably do, but au and su-to won't work for ES without me making a mapping thing, which I don't want to do if I can avoid it.
06:10 eythian      (I already have one to handle the search dropdown, but that's not too terrible.)
06:10 dcook        Yeah, mappings would be no fun
06:10 magnuse      @arewethereyet
06:10 huginn       magnuse: YES!
06:10 magnuse      woohoo!
06:11 eythian      I'll probably have to do one for advanced search, which I think will be the next thing I work on.
06:12 eythian      hi magnuse
06:12 magnuse      kia ora eythian
06:13 magnuse      more ES progress - yay!
06:13 * magnuse    bought the book, should read it some time
06:14 eythian      I should get the book. It'd probably be useful.
06:15 magnuse      yay, i was just asked if i wanted to rename the koha apache config files (ubuntu 14.04 on my desktop)
06:15 magnuse      hehe
06:15 eythian      The online documentation has a bad habit of going almost all the way there, but leaving a lot of useful context out.)
06:15 eythian      ah, good. Running master?
06:15 eythian      I guess you'd have to be...
06:16 magnuse      packages
06:16 wahanui      packages is at http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Debian
06:16 cait         eythian: aah, is there a plan on when you can make packages for 3.16?
06:16 magnuse      deb http://debian.koha-community.org/koha squeeze-dev main
06:17 eythian      cait: when it's out, but I did some for master which is pretty much the same.
06:17 cait         i have promised my workshop participants to update their playgrounds :)
06:17 magnuse      latest and greatest! :-)
06:17 cait         for testing it seems appropriate
06:17 eythian      yeah
06:17 magnuse      just make sure to tell them that we don't usually use .0 in production :-)
06:17 cait         well someone must.. or we would never find the bugs :)
06:18 magnuse      i will probably upgrade the server with the private and demo installations pretty soon
06:18 cait         cool :)
06:19 dcook        cait: Once and never again ;)
06:20 ashimema     dcook.. your advise doesn't seem to have fixed the qp problem :(
06:20 ashimema     and now my debugger doesn't seem to be wanting to wrok.. so I can't trace it :(
06:21 dcook        ashimema: Dinger :(
06:21 dcook        When you do it before buildQuery does it work for non-QP?
06:21 dcook        And just breaks for QP?
06:21 dcook        Or doesn't work for either?
06:22 magnuse      eythian: with squeeze-dev "apt-cache policy" now says i have "3.16~git+20140521105956.3f9a8ccc" is that the RC, or did you travel in time in your sleep and build the packages for the new release already?
06:22 dcook        maguse: eythian and I do live in the future :p
06:22 eythian      It's master, I updated the build script to be 3.16. Once it's out master will become 3.17.
06:22 eythian      also what dcook said :)
06:23 magnuse      ah, of course :-)
06:27 eythian      http://www.metservice.com/warnings/home <-- well that doesn't look great for the next few days
06:28 cait         ok have to go- cya al llater
06:28 dcook        later cait
06:28 dcook        yikes, eythian
06:30 eythian      https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-x5aaXIOTjdg/U31aXzZdnNI/AAAAAAACTYM/Dmj8MsM7tUY/w1064-h926-no/10257921_707777675950960_4806780976974728743_o.png <-- a bit more clear
06:31 magnuse      whoa, that's a lot of severe weather!
06:40 ashimema     dcook..
06:40 ashimema     in a word.. nope..
06:40 eythian      oop, someone has set an alarm off on another floor here.
06:41 ashimema     pushing at the arrays jsut breask search all together. qp or no qp
06:42 ashimema     No idea why though :(
06:42 magnuse      eythian: an alarm warning about the presence of object oriented programming?
06:42 eythian      heh
06:42 eythian      probably someone forgetting the alarm code
06:42 ashimema     though I do get the feeling I did this before now.. I couldn't work out how to move the suppress block to before the buildQuery
06:43 ashimema     hense.. adding the if to keep the old code as was.. and only try adding the supression before the buildQuery should QP turned on.
06:47 marcelr      hi #koha
06:49 dcook        Hmm
06:55 dcook        I suppose it's possible you might need to use "suppress:" for your index
06:55 dcook        rather than "suppress"
06:55 dcook        But looking at "parseQuery", I don't think it's going to parse "not" correctly
06:56 dcook        ashimema: Would have to poke around more and don't have time tonight :(
06:56 ashimema     no worries
06:57 magnuse      dcook++ ashimema++ for poking
06:58 ashimema     advanced search and normal search handle this stuff so differently :(
06:58 alex_a       bonjour
06:59 reiveune     hello
07:00 eythian      wahanui: you've been quiet
07:00 wahanui      eythian: huh?
07:04 eythian      oh well, I'm outta here now. Hopefully tomorrow can be making advanced search work.
07:05 ashimema     this is weird.. the arrays are getting all mixed up lengths.
07:08 dcook        dinger :/
07:08 dcook        But I gotta run
07:08 dcook        Catch you all tomorrow!
07:11 magnuse      have fun dcook
07:11 magnuse      ...and eythian
07:16 nlegrand     goeiedag #koha!
07:19 magnuse      hiya cait nlegrand fridolin
07:24 cait         hi magnuse and nlegrand
07:26 Joubu        oops, it seems I missed the meeting yesterday :-/
07:45 ashimema     Many did Joubu
07:46 * ashimema   is giving up on bug 10542 again..
07:46 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10542 critical, P1 - high, ---, martin.renvoize, Failed QA , QueryParser + OpacSuppression doesn't allow search in 'all libraries'
07:46 fridolin     whouuuuu, I just found how to go far with XSLT by using "following-sibling::"
07:47 fridolin     it allows to select next subfield depending on its code : following-sibling::marc:subfield[1][@code='e']
07:48 fridolin     really handfull for 200$a:200$e repeatable
07:48 magnuse      yay!
07:51 fridolin     but I'm better with JQuery. Whe should have a loog at Node.js
07:52 magnuse      rewrite koha in node? ;-)
07:55 edda         hi
07:55 edda         i need helps
07:56 edda         is anyone here
07:57 edda         ???
07:58 edda         hi
07:58 edda         hello
08:00 ashimema     just ask away edda.. if anyone knows the answer they'll pipe up
08:01 * magnuse    waves to boutros
08:04 boutros      hei magnus!
08:09 atheia       Good morning
08:09 magnuse      hiya atheia
08:10 ashimema     Morning atheia
08:12 fridolin     magnuse: just replace de xslt processus
08:12 fridolin     ;)
08:13 atheia       I totally missed the development meeting yesterday.
08:14 atheia       Particularly jarring as I had several notices lying around to remind me!
08:14 atheia       :-/
08:14 atheia       (not to mention the email reminder…)
08:14 magnuse      alarm on your phone next time? ;-)
08:15 ashimema     it's ok.. we only colunteered you for the Search.pm re-write.
08:16 ashimema     s/colunteered/volunteered/
08:16 ashimema     ;)
08:17 atheia       8-|
08:17 atheia       *gulp*
08:17 atheia       I like 'colunteered' though: captures the idea of volunteering by conscription quite nicely… :-)
08:19 ashimema     hehe..
08:21 magnuse      typo neologisms FTF!
08:21 magnuse      (for the fun...)
08:22 atheia       magnuse: indeed, alarm would have been a good idea — maybe it's time that I too enter the brave new era of alarm clocks ;-)
08:48 cait         atheia: i think it was quite quiet
08:48 cait         it seemed someone from indexdata was at the first meeting, but noone semed to notice much?
08:48 cait         i was not there either
08:48 atheia       ah, k. Thanks cait.
08:49 ashimema     really.. someone from indexdata was at the first meeting?
08:49 ashimema     I certainly didn't notice that.
08:49 ashimema     didn't know anyone from there lurked on here.
08:50 cait         maybe i misread
08:53 fridolin     cait: no, I noticed also : wosch: #info Wolfram Schneider, IndexData
08:53 cait         ah thx frido
08:53 cait         was about to look for the logs :)
08:54 fridolin     yep, I have an hisoty plugin in my Pidgin for that
08:55 magnuse      yeah, i had a quick lurk-in at the start of the meeting and noticed IndexData
08:55 Joubu        please SO and QA bug 12292
08:55 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12292 major, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Needs Signoff , Members are restricted even if the debarment is ended - moremember.pl
08:56 Joubu        It should be in 3.16
08:56 cait         i can't :(
08:56 cait         have an important project to finish today and tonight will be too late
08:57 edra         hello
08:57 wahanui      hey, edra
08:58 edra         I am new in koha
08:58 edra         i am try to follin a manula to install it
09:07 edra         hello
09:07 wahanui      niihau, edra
09:07 edra         can you help me please
09:07 edra         ?
09:36 ada          hello
11:01 ashimema     OK.. I'm happy to sign-off or QA bug 12292
11:01 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12292 major, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Needs Signoff , Members are restricted even if the debarment is ended - moremember.pl
11:02 ashimema     does anyone want to sign it off so I can QA it as there are fewer qa'ers than signoffers?
11:02 ashimema     or the other way around if anyone's listening ;)
12:14 oleonard     Hi #koha
12:16 ashimema     Hi oleanard..
13:20 bgkriegel    ashimema: 12292 signed
13:20 ashimema     cheers..
13:21 tcohen       morning bgkriegel ashimema
13:21 ashimema     morning tcohen
13:22 bgkriegel    hi tcohen :)
13:22 rambutan     @wunder 64507
13:22 huginn       rambutan: The current temperature in Wyatt Park, St Joseph, Missouri is 13.8°C (8:22 AM CDT on May 22, 2014). Conditions: Light Rain. Humidity: 92%. Dew Point: 13.0°C. Pressure: 30.19 in 1022 hPa (Rising).
13:24 ashimema     must be one of the fastest QA's ever.. :)
13:24 ashimema     @wunder Stevenage, UK
13:24 huginn       ashimema: The current temperature in Pin Green, Stevenage, United Kingdom is 15.9°C (2:22 PM BST on May 22, 2014). Conditions: Rain. Humidity: 87%. Dew Point: 14.0°C. Pressure: 29.56 in 1001 hPa (Steady).
13:25 magnuse      bug 12292
13:26 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12292 major, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Passed QA , Members are restricted even if the debarment is ended - moremember.pl
13:26 magnuse      @wunder boo
13:26 huginn       magnuse: The current temperature in Bodo, Norway is 11.0°C (3:20 PM CEST on May 22, 2014). Conditions: Light Rain. Humidity: 82%. Dew Point: 8.0°C. Pressure: 29.86 in 1011 hPa (Steady).
13:27 ashimema     I don't imagine it'll make 3.16.0.. unless gmcharlt is especially keen on his bz watching at the moment, and feeling nice ;)
13:29 Joubu        thanks bgkriegel and ashimema!
13:32 bgkriegel    that was fastQA :)
13:32 ashimema     it helped that I'd already basically tested it all bgkriegel..
13:33 ashimema     hence why I asked for a signoff.. QA was then super easy ;)
13:34 bgkriegel    good :)
13:36 magnuse      so, how do we mock something like Koha::Database->new->schema->resultset('Borrower')->find( $input->{'borrowernumber'} ); in a test?
14:26 magnuse      @seen Blou
14:26 huginn       magnuse: Blou was last seen in #koha 15 weeks, 3 days, 12 hours, 39 minutes, and 53 seconds ago: <blou> thanks
14:32 Joubu        bgkriegel: thanks for your quick rebase!
14:32 Joubu        About your last patch on Bug 12061 - tmpl_process3.pl - Include/exclude file by name
14:32 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12061 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, bgkriegel, Needs Signoff , tmpl_process3.pl new features
14:33 Joubu        -m isn't it the same as -f ?
14:33 bgkriegel    :)
14:33 bgkriegel    working now on 11726
14:34 Joubu        see bug 9161
14:34 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9161 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, RESOLVED FIXED, Translate only specific files
14:36 bgkriegel    Joubu: -m is for something like '*string*'
14:36 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: Translation updates for 3.16.00 final release <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6b928438ce06f7f7d664766b8206001c57bea817>
14:36 bgkriegel    not exact name
14:37 Joubu        bgkriegel: yes, same as -f :)
14:38 bgkriegel    well :)
14:38 Joubu        -f main will update/install opac-main and intranet-main
14:38 bgkriegel    then i will rethink it
14:39 bgkriegel    those are to made possible Bug 7939
14:39 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7939 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, bgkriegel, Needs Signoff , Separate po files for different MARC dialects
14:39 bgkriegel    now I need to run, thanks!
14:41 bag          good morning
14:42 bag          magnuse: HI THERE
14:42 bag          heya magnuse once we're done concentrating on getting elastic in - I'll be turning my attention to RDF - so I will plan on bugging you bunches then :)
14:43 bag          but anytime you want to talk about whay you are doing - would be rad man :)
14:47 jenkins_koha Starting build #1761 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
15:05 reiveune     bye
15:11 magnuse      bag: HI
15:11 magnuse      bag: bug away!
15:11 bag          bug bug bug
15:11 bag          you are using catmandu right?
15:12 magnuse      i have played with it a bit
15:12 magnuse      the rdf stuff i have almost ready for koha is not using it
15:12 magnuse      because it's just querying a sparql endpoint and getting json back
15:12 magnuse      but if we want to do marc2rdf in koha catmandu would be my weapon of choice
15:14 bag          cool yeah we're using catmandu for elastic
15:14 bag          so that was going to be where I was interesting in putting some energy - marc2rdf
15:16 magnuse      rangi had something almost done, but not using catmandu
15:16 magnuse      shouldn't be too hard to rewrite that with catmandu
15:36 oleonard     Has anyone ever used the SUGGEST_STATUS authorised value category to add suggestions statuses? I'm trying to figure out if it actually does anything.
15:38 fridolin     bye
15:40 fridolin     khall : have a look at email adresse in Bug 11572 its sort of corrupted
15:40 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11572 trivial, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Pushed to Stable , Keyword searches no longer detect isbn from "Search the catalog"
15:40 khall        heh, yep, that's odd
15:41 fridolin     maybe you had a bat git configuration
15:41 khall        but fixing it would require rewriting the git history
15:41 fridolin     khall: no big deal
15:41 khall        I must have written it somewhere other than my traditional development system
15:41 * gmcharlt   shivers
15:41 fridolin     khall: just check your current git config
15:41 gmcharlt     "rewrite Git history"...
15:42 * oleonard   goes back in time and kills git's great-grandfather
15:42 fridolin     :D
15:42 khall        yeah, I don't for rewriting the git history just to get credit. Plus this way no one will know who to blame ; )
15:42 fridolin     Einstein paradoxe i think
15:44 fridolin     bye
15:47 cait         oleonard: it does but it's breaking things for the tabbed view currently - there is a patch from kyle and one from me - i have that on my list
15:48 oleonard     cait: How is it used? I added a SUGGEST_STATUS value but I don't see it anywhere.
16:02 cait         hm i think it should just show up as a new tab
16:03 cait         maybe those can give you a clue
16:03 cait         bug 10519
16:03 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10519 normal, P5 - low, ---, katrin.fischer, Failed QA , Suggestions: 'Organize by' and correct display of tab descriptions broken
16:04 cait         bug 12257
16:04 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12257 normal, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Needs Signoff , Suggestions management displays all librarians as "Unknown"
16:05 * ashimema   is finally starting to get to grips with dbic.. though not yet in the koha context.
16:06 cait         still good :)
16:06 cait         ashimema++
16:18 oleonard     cait: I can't see where to add the custom status to a suggestion. All the options are the default ones.
16:19 cait         oleonard: hm i think it used to work for me
16:19 cait         not sure what might have happened - did you check the authorized value name?
16:21 oleonard     Do you mean the authorized value category?
16:26 cait         ah yes, sorry, too many widows
17:01 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 12292: ensure that patrons are not displayed as restricted even when the last... <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=a672240a7575d25c554cbbf003abee00aa3f7e89>
17:06 jenkins_koha Project Koha_master build #1761: SUCCESS in 2 hr 21 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1761/
17:06 jenkins_koha Bernardo Gonzalez Kriegel: Translation updates for 3.16.00 final release
17:10 jenkins_koha Starting build #1762 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
17:21 magnuse      \o/
18:36 * gmcharlt   slaps forehad
18:36 * gmcharlt   slaps forehead again
18:36 bgkriegel    what for?
18:37 gmcharlt     for bug 10500, it didn't occur to me that a work-around would be to be add code to disable UseQueryParser temporarily (and locally) when doing record matching with AggressiveMatchOnISBN on
18:37 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10500 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Pushed to Master , Improve isbn matching when importing records
18:41 gmcharlt     oleonard: just for you, in the release notes, I'm ensuring that "Public catalog" is used instead of "OPAC"
18:42 oleonard     Uh... Okay?
18:42 gmcharlt     oleonard: from the discussing about that at KohaCon?
18:43 cait         i think rangi was one of the people voting against calling it OPAC
18:43 * oleonard   doesn't remember anything before lunchtime
18:43 cait         heh
18:53 rambutan     vcard catalog?
18:58 rangi        No one except librarians and ppl over 30 have ever heard of an OPAC
18:58 jcamins      Don't trust them!
18:58 oleonard     Man, librarians over 30 are the worst.
18:59 magnuse      yikes!
18:59 rangi        Actually most special librarians haven't either
18:59 rangi        I'm bored of explaining what an OPAC is :)
19:00 rangi        Now I have to get the kids ready for school
19:01 jcamins      Unless they're over thirty, in which case they don't believe in the age of aquarius.
19:02 magnuse      the kids?
19:02 wahanui      the kids are all awake already
19:02 jcamins      The special librarians.
19:02 jcamins      Though if the kids are over thirty, they probably don't believe in the age of aquarius either.
19:14 jenkins_koha Project Koha_master build #1762: SUCCESS in 2 hr 6 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1762/
19:15 jenkins_koha Jonathan Druart: Bug 12292: ensure that patrons are not displayed as restricted even when the last restriction has expired
19:15 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12292 major, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart, Pushed to Master , Members are restricted even if the debarment is ended - moremember.pl
19:37 oleonard     Oh boy... Looks like batch-modding a checked-out item's collection code checks it in. Surprise!
19:38 cait         ew
20:17 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: update release notes for 3.16.0 (human) <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=3c1c323de47b9265fd2ac925e68998043ce9afc2> / update of release notes for 3.16.0 (automatic) <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=7cfa7291227e1e4035bde0743a03b47f3a13fc5d>
20:18 cait         oooh release notes
20:18 wahanui      release notes are in misc/release_notes
20:18 cait         my favourite bed time reading :)
20:18 * gmcharlt   blinks
20:18 cait         what? :)
20:18 rangi        heh
20:19 gmcharlt     http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob_plain;f=misc/release_notes/release_notes_3_16_0.txt;hb=HEAD
20:21 ashimema     you doing shiny html release notes gmcharlt...
20:21 * ashimema   remembers a conversation with Paul P about his release ntoes form a few versions back ;)
20:22 gmcharlt     ashimema: nope, but I hopefully have made the new features and enhancements section actually worth reading
20:22 ashimema     :)
20:22 ashimema     sounds good to me..
20:32 jenkins_koha Starting build #1763 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
20:33 * cait       got distracted
20:33 cait         reading now :)
20:37 magnuse      "Vi oppgraderer fra Koha 3.15.00.052 til 3.16.00.000. Du må oppdater databasen" :-)
20:37 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: stamp Koha 3.16.0 <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=50078d04c6c3e3e85d6f8ed3645368f7a69402e5>
20:38 magnuse      gah, i let one "unconsistent %s count" slip through for nb-NO
20:38 cait         ah
20:38 cait         annoying
20:41 magnuse      so when is it official? when jenkins calls it a success?
20:43 magnuse      <meta name="generator" content="Koha 3.1600000" /> :-)
20:43 * magnuse    is excited :-)
20:44 cait         :)
20:52 gmcharlt     http://koha-community.org/koha-3-16-0-released/
20:52 magnuse      woohoo!
20:52 magnuse      gmcharlt++
20:53 cait         gmcharlt++
20:53 magnuse      and then some!
20:53 gmcharlt     all_you_all++
20:53 cait         gmcharlt++ again! :)
20:53 bgkriegel    gmcharl++ and all++!
20:53 cait         bgkriegel++
20:54 rangi        yay!
20:54 bgkriegel    cait++
20:56 cait         confetti!
20:56 wahanui      somebody said confetti was http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lpm3j6aNaN1qh8hleo1_400.gif
20:57 bag          here here!!!  gmcharlt++
20:58 rambutan     gmcharlt++
20:58 jeff         gmcharlt++
21:03 cait         gmcharlt++
21:11 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: DBRev 3.17.00.000: ever onward <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=18c0ba94845324b232fdb3473987b70d1c756f67>
21:12 cait         :)
21:21 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 12211: fix wrong home link in bootstrap public catalog login page <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=68fd61fe9f709eb677498e59f03c03a29c28f311> / Bug 12106: fix capitalization: "Patron Attributes" on tools/patron import <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=ef00aeb33a92743563af4a30012ce3547aed76e0> / Bug 12184: fix typo "retricted" on checkin page <http://git.koha-
21:22 cait         and off we are to the next awesome release...
21:22 cait         :)
21:24 bgkriegel    Oh encoding! Frédérick for Frédéric and all diacritics (release notes on k-c.org) :(
21:28 gmcharlt     bgkriegel: I have correct it; thanks for bringing it to my attention
21:28 bgkriegel    good :)
21:29 * cait       likes release days
21:29 bgkriegel    perfect now :)
21:29 cait         ooh i think i missed adding bug 10811 to german
21:30 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10811 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, dcook, Pushed to Master , Add a 999$c record matching rule to the MARC21 defaults
21:30 cait         *sigh*
21:40 gmcharlt     cait: it occurs to me that bug 10936 presents a question of organizing things
21:40 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=10936 minor, P5 - low, ---, jesse, Passed QA , Standardnumber doubled up in Advanced search - more options
21:40 gmcharlt     the prog follow-up doesn't really belong in master
21:40 cait         ah because we are deprecating it soon?
21:41 gmcharlt     and (putting my 3.16.x RMaint hat on) I'm not too inclined to push it to 3.16.x so as to not encourage people to stick to prog
21:41 gmcharlt     however, it's perfectly suitable for 3.14.x and earlier
21:41 gmcharlt     I wonder if the bug should be split
21:41 gmcharlt     or if we need some sort of additional status
21:41 cait         it's removing one line... and it's a little annoying bug
21:41 cait         not sure it would encourage people :)
21:41 gmcharlt     e.g., "passed QA for maintenance branches"
21:42 gmcharlt     yeah, I'm not morally opposed to pushing it all the way, including to 3.16.x
21:42 cait         i think removing the themes soon from master would be good
21:43 cait         and no new features for prog/ccsr of course
21:43 cait         i think if we find we broke somthing badly for 3.16 we shoudl still fix
21:44 gmcharlt     yeah, but only if it's horrendous
21:44 cait         but there is probably a lot in between. hm.
21:53 huginn       New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 10936: (prog theme) remove duplicate 'Standard number' option in Advanced search <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=82791bfecd9b27bc368946c734b6bf28e7e3bd84> / Bug 10936: remove duplicate 'Standard number' option in Advanced search <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=8cf9be4f10c7c22ebec797dc57ffe1e37eb6f171>
21:54 rangi        http://grooveshark.com/#!/ranginui/broadcast
22:30 eythian      hi
22:31 cait         hi eythian :)
22:33 eythian      ohh, it's steak Friday today.
22:36 eythian      Looks like the order of the morning is 3.16 packages.
22:37 cait         :) :)
22:37 cait         right eythian :) and good night everyone
22:37 eythian      "It is now possible to mark strings in the Perl source code for translation" <-- what on earth is that
22:37 eythian      bye cait
22:38 eythian      ahh, gettext support
22:38 rangi        bug 8044
22:38 huginn       04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8044 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, julian.maurice, Pushed to Master , Localization for Perl scripts and modules
22:38 eythian      I was thinking some crazy conversion process for scripts like happens with templates
22:40 rangi        ah yeah no :)
22:40 rangi        its runtime, i think i still prefer the pre creation of templates for speed, but when you have to have strings in the perl, not in a template, this makes sense
22:41 rangi        (im guessing cron jobs that dont use templates or something)
22:43 eythian      yeah
22:43 eythian      I have like that requiring translation has helped push the display logic all the way out to the templates.
22:43 rangi        *nod*
22:51 jenkins_koha Project Koha_master build #1763: SUCCESS in 2 hr 21 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_master/1763/
22:51 jenkins_koha * Galen Charlton: update of release notes for 3.16.0 (automatic)
22:51 jenkins_koha * Galen Charlton: update release notes for 3.16.0 (human)
22:53 rangi        gmcharlt: is your jenkins node down?
22:54 gmcharlt     rangi: no
22:55 rangi        ill give jenkins a kicking then
22:56 gmcharlt     eythian: yeah, I think the main win is localizing command-line scripts if folks feel so inclined
22:56 eythian      seems reasonable
22:56 gmcharlt     hoping it doesn't open the door for folks to move display logic outside of the templates
22:57 gmcharlt     though no doubt there will always be the few edge cases where it's just easier to build a string inside a script
22:57 eythian      probably, though it'll hopefully be heavily frowned upon.
22:58 gmcharlt     agreed
23:03 rangi        @later tell tcohen can you please make a db on your jenkins node called koha_3_16 (default user and password)
23:03 huginn       rangi: The operation succeeded.
23:03 jenkins_koha Starting build #473 for job Koha_Docs (previous build: SUCCESS)
23:04 jenkins_koha Project Koha_Docs build #473: SUCCESS in 4 min 1 sec: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Docs/473/
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update overdrive info
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: fix typo
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add OpacSuggestionManagedBy
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: correct references to marc to say marc21
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update DefaultLanguageField008
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update DefaultLanguageField008
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: fix marc reference
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: remove references to road type admin
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add OpacMaxItemsToDisplay
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add MaxItemsForBatch
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: remove memberofinstitution
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add CardnumberLength
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add new library specific news info
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add department authorized value
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: fix typo
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add No renewals before to circ rules
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add OPACMySummaryNote
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add new updatecharges permissions
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add NoLoginInstructions
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add caption to OPACMySummaryNote
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add AdvancedSearchLanguages
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add AdvancedSearchLanguages to checklist
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update  OpacAllowSharingPrivateLists
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update lists info with new OpacAllowSharingPrivateLists feature
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add AllowMultipleIssuesOnABiblio
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add DisplayLibraryFacets
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add new notice template option
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update notice triggers
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update notices with more templates
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add SpecifyReturnDate
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add SpecifyReturnDate info to check in
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update currencies with ISO
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add BlockExpiredPatronOpacActions
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update patron categories with blocking pref
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add EnableSearchHistory
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add AggressiveMatchOnISBN
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add reference to AggressiveMatchOnISBN to staging records
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add MarcFieldsToOrder
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update order from staged file
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: link marcfieldstoorder to staged order
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add order from hold ratio
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update cataloging with reference to hiding marc tags
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update edit items
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update edit items tab image
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: note that Feed is not an option for notices yet
23:04 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add cron job definition
23:08 jenkins_koha Starting build #1764 for job Koha_master (previous build: SUCCESS)
23:10 jenkins_koha Starting build #43 for job Koha_Docs_3.14.x (previous build: SUCCESS)
23:10 jenkins_koha Project Koha_Docs_3.14.x build #43: SUCCESS in 1 min 9 sec: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Docs_3.14.x/43/
23:10 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: update overdrive info
23:10 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: fix typo
23:10 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add cron job definition
23:16 jenkins_koha Starting build #61 for job Koha_Docs_3.12.x (previous build: SUCCESS)
23:16 jenkins_koha Project Koha_Docs_3.12.x build #61: SUCCESS in 27 sec: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_Docs_3.12.x/61/
23:16 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: fix typo
23:16 jenkins_koha * Nicole C. Engard: add cron job definition
23:18 rangi        http://clavius.tij.uia.mx/   <-- pretty
23:18 jenkins_koha Project Koha_3.16.x build #1: FAILURE in 11 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.16.x/1/
23:23 jenkins_koha Starting build #457 for job master_maria (previous build: FAILURE -- last SUCCESS #442 1 mo 1 day ago)
23:28 eythian      so it seems when you squish commits it takes the date of the first one. I spend a few moments squinting confusedly at
23:28 eythian      5bf19357 (Robin Sheat    2013-12-30 15:04:26 +1300   5)  -- Robin Sheat <robin@catalyst.net.nz>  Thu, 01 May 2014 17:19:40 +1200
23:28 eythian      (i.e. how a note from 2014 could have been committed last year.)
23:29 jenkins_koha Project Koha_3.16.x build #2: STILL FAILING in 10 min: http://jenkins.koha-community.org/job/Koha_3.16.x/2/
23:30 * eythian    prepares 3.16.00 packages
23:43 eythian      hi papa, tcohen
23:43 tcohen       hi eythian !
23:44 tcohen       rangi: done
23:45 eythian      3.16 packages uploading
23:45 * eythian    goes to lunch