Time  Nick        Message
22:35 drojf       good night #koha
21:14 drojf       it's not all i want to have, but it's a lot. including catmandu-rdf, which almost drove me nuts with deps ;)
21:13 rangi       oh cool
21:09 drojf       rangi: if you feel adventurous: https://apt.abunchofthings.net/
20:32 drojf       liw: around?
20:31 drojf       hackfest email to koha-de sent. either there will be a million emails tomorrow or none ;)
20:28 drojf       btw, my coworking thingy bought a "spreedbox" and it does decent webrtc video conferencing. i think it is supposed to be up to 6 people per conference only and the software should be available under a free license, maybe that would be an alternative to google for such meetings?
20:25 drojf       lol
20:19 tcohen      paul_p: LOL
20:13 paul_p      BobB move your mouse on your hangout window, a toolbar should appear on top of it. muting/unmuting is the most left icon
20:12 paul_p      BobB your mike is muted on google hangout
20:12 paul_p      BobB = do you hear me ?
20:12 rangi       it probably came across the sydney harbour bridge, which is also the auckland harbour bridge
20:10 bag         Wild Kangaroo
20:10 bag         heh
20:10 rangi       appareently you can buy it in the US bag
20:09 rangi       lol
20:09 rangi       Wild Kangaroo Entree
20:09 BobB        ok got it, will drop the call I'm in and initiate the other
20:09 rangi       Exotic Proteins From New Zealand
20:09 rangi       someone is confused
20:09 rangi       with kangaroo
20:09 rangi       lol product of nz
20:08 bag         BobB: pm’d you the link
20:08 rangi       heh
20:08 huginn      bag: The current temperature in Kittyland Love Center, E Tabor, Portland, Oregon is 28.8°C (1:07 PM PDT on April 18, 2016). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 27%. Dew Point: 8.0°C. Pressure: 30.05 in 1018 hPa (Falling).
20:08 bag         @wunder 97215
20:08 BobB        hi rangi
20:08 BobB        bag's call came through to my mobile phone but I lost it
20:08 paul_p      just for kidding : do you know : http://www.kohapet.com/ ?
20:07 rangi       hey paul_p :)
20:07 paul_p      hi rangi
20:07 BobB        I seem to be in a google hangouts channel on my own
20:07 BobB        fundraising meeting?
20:07 paul_p      hi BobB
20:06 BobB        hi bag, paul_p
20:05 rangi       heh, someone just offered to sell me a list of registered koha users ..
20:04 paul_p      bag = no invite in my mailbox still :(
20:02 bag         I just sent an invite
20:02 bag         yes paul_p
20:01 paul_p      bag = and it's supposed to start now, isn't it ?
20:01 bag         let’s do hangout I thinks
20:01 paul_p      bag = the funding meeting is here or via Hangout ?
20:01 bag         hi paul_p
20:00 cait        hi paul_p
20:00 paul_p      hi bag & cait
19:59 cait        :)
19:59 bag         hi cait
19:59 * cait      waves
19:34 * elkin     slaps elkin around a bit with a large fishbot
19:05 bag         :)
19:02 tcohen      bag^^
19:01 tcohen      is related to 16258
19:01 tcohen      pianohacker: look at 16288
19:01 tcohen      later #koha
18:41 pianohacker well, and I'd argue that's probably the right behavior anyway
18:40 tcohen      sounds correct
18:40 pianohacker tcohen: if we create the foreign key with ON DELETE SET NULL, will that set frameworkcode to NULL for bibs with nonexistent frameworks?
18:39 pianohacker hmm.
18:38 tcohen      what do u feel about it pianohacker ?
18:37 tcohen      ashimema: ¡
18:37 tcohen      - enforce it at DB level, and provide a warning during upgrade
18:36 tcohen      - fallback to default (and probably notify the user with a warning)
18:36 tcohen      and I'm not sure what's the best approach
18:36 tcohen      i want to write a patch
18:36 tcohen      that's why i asked
18:36 tcohen      it breaks, badly
18:36 pianohacker tcohen: what currently happens when a bib has a nonexistent framework?
18:27 tcohen      #koha: should frameworkcode have a FK on biblio ?
18:21 oleonard    Follett acquires Baker & Taylor: http://librarytechnology.org/news/pr.pl?id=21497
18:18 cait        but need to do more testing to see if it works
18:18 cait        i have one screen that could use your magical touch there i think
18:17 cait        i am working on a patch for multiple routing lists
18:17 * cait      waves at oleonard :)
18:17 cait        not usre :)
18:08 oleonard    Oh hey remember list sharing? I wonder why we don't have that in the staff client?
17:56 cait        anyway...
17:56 drojf       or he is… a way
17:55 magnuse     he might be...  away :-)
17:54 cait        ah.. guess not :)
17:54 cait        khall_away: still around?
17:53 magnuse     wb
17:08 cait        pianohacker:, drojf: made a list with all things suggested - thx all
17:06 reiveune    bye
17:02 drojf       i had 5,2gb for ~500k GND authority files. depending on the size of the records, getting to 20gb may be an option
16:55 cait        it goes on the list to check
16:55 cait        not sure how big it is
16:55 cait        20G for biblios
16:55 cait        some might just be an overlay.. not sure if that would make a difference
16:55 drojf       and some kind of message about it
16:54 drojf       but i would expect all new records failing then
16:54 drojf       won't hurt to turn that up and try
16:54 cait        making a list of things for the admin tomorrow
16:54 cait        hm checking our defaults, but not sure what#s on the server
16:54 drojf       on your server i mean
16:53 drojf       what do those settings say?
16:53 cait        https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/attachment.cgi?id=32656
16:53 cait        something like this
16:53 cait        i wonder if it oculd be a zebra setting
16:53 cait        yeah disk is not full
16:52 drojf       i guess you checked that your disk is not full? (that would look worse…)
16:50 cait        as this started only a while ago and the nubmers seem to increase
16:50 cait        is there some size limit for the zebra index/commit whatever we could be running into?
16:46 cait        and now it IS searchable
16:46 cait        i edited it
16:46 cait        huh
16:46 cait        ah hun
16:46 cait        and -v -v but we tried that
16:45 cait        sliced?
16:45 cait        and it was only one?
16:45 cait        well yeah.. but i can only try to that tomorrow
16:34 pianohacker :P
16:34 pianohacker I disagree, I've given you at least two or three shamanic rituals to hand to your sysadmin to appease Zebra
16:31 cait        drojf: problem still unsolved
16:30 drojf       back
16:07 cait        t
16:07 cait        and that wouldn't explain why a manual reindex during the day still doesn' thave an effec
16:06 cait        tops
16:06 cait        about 1000 records in the import a night
16:06 cait        hm yeah
16:06 pianohacker sounds different than yours
16:06 pianohacker for us, it was an "indexing too many things at once", and only came up on full rebuilds (so we could solve it with the sliced rebuild)
16:05 cait        did you solve it?
16:05 pianohacker we've run into issues with that
16:05 cait        that doesn't sound nice
16:05 pianohacker probably zebraidx crashing
16:02 cait        previous transaction didn't reach commit ..
16:02 cait        it only started a few days ago... didn't happen the first few months
15:58 cait        the zebra message was smething... not comitted
15:53 drojf       later #koha
15:53 * drojf     heads home
15:53 drojf       good luck :)
15:52 cait        see if they cause trouble there too
15:52 cait        drojf: not yet, but it's an idea
15:52 drojf       have you tried importing some of the relevant records into an empty db?
15:51 cait        we had something reported sometimes, that i am not sure is related - looking for the email
15:49 cait        well nt for the nightly import as that would be really loud, but when i had added them back in the queue
15:49 cait        we tried - nothing shows
15:48 cait        i wonder if it reaches some kind of limit somewhere?
15:48 cait        870.000 records
15:48 cait        the db is our biggest
15:47 pianohacker then your best bet is to run rebuild zebra in double loud mode (-v -v)
15:47 cait        not a lot of info like abstract or anything
15:47 cait        2 items
15:47 cait        and they are not especially big
15:47 cait        i have checked... i can't see anything out of the usual
15:47 cait        they are all from the union catlaog
15:47 cait        unlikely
15:44 pianohacker or ones with encoding problems?
15:44 pianohacker cait: would these be really large records?
15:41 cait        any idea what could cause this?
15:41 cait        but right now we only know that like 30 are missing... and we can't locate them
15:41 cait        the only success we had is using the zebra_queue script with a where condition and the biblionumber
15:41 cait        when i put them in the queue again by doing some change - they get 'indexed' (zebra_queue) - but are still not searchable
15:40 magnuse     maybe they are just shy?
15:40 cait        in the zebra_queue they are marked as done
15:40 cait        but some records are not searchable
15:40 cait        the import finiehs perfectly
15:40 cait        we have a weird import/reindexing problemin one of our databases
15:40 cait        hm i have a question too
15:39 wahanui     somebody said magnuse was afraid that we added another 10000 bugs while he was eating pizza.
15:39 bag         heya magnuse
15:38 magnuse     bag: HI
15:38 magnuse     now that there are moer/different people around: anyone tried koha with cperl? said to be twice as fast as "regular" perl http://perl11.org/
15:30 cait        becuase there is this one serial view feature for the OPAC that only works for UNIMARC
15:30 cait        always assumed it might be UNIMARC
15:30 cait        no idea
15:30 cait        oleonard: i checked some of our most recent dbs... nothing there
15:28 * oleonard  wonders if biblio.serial is used anymore
15:26 bag         morning
15:20 ashimema    which we didn't think about
15:20 ashimema    that works fine except for the serials case.. where lots of place catalogue a single serial at the bib level, then each issue at the item level :(
15:19 ashimema    :)
15:19 oleonard    Makes sense
15:19 ashimema    idea being that "if you've read harry potter and the philosophers stone once, you don't want to get it again the next week just because you've not read that particular copy of it'
15:18 oleonard    Thanks ashimema, and hi :)
15:16 ashimema    rather than item level
15:16 ashimema    it's bibliographic level
15:16 ashimema    correct oleanard
15:11 oleonard    So, just to be sure: The new feature checks whether any item on the biblio has been checked out? Not just that one item?
15:09 pianohacker cait: correct.
15:08 cait        the question is 'how to or not how to check if something is a serial'
15:07 cait        is the one this is about
15:07 cait        Bug 6906        - show 'Borrower has previously issued $ITEM' alert on checkout
15:07 cait        you can't set a frameworkcode it hought?
15:07 cait        hm but if you add a new record
15:06 pianohacker I thought it preserved the frameworkcode in the underlying DB (could be wrong about that), but it DOES always use the mandatory/repeatable rules of the default framework
15:06 cait        cool thx
15:06 pianohacker correct
15:06 pianohacker oh, right, an actual question
15:05 cait        so no frameworkcodes when using rancor?
15:05 pianohacker just noodle on a piano
15:04 cait        but we have solar panels on the roof... so might be hard to fnd a good spot for it
15:04 cait        hm... that's an idea...
15:04 pianohacker oh hahahaha
15:03 pianohacker yup
15:03 oleonard    pianohacker: She mentioned you moments before you appeared, so I thought maybe you saw the pianohacker signal
15:03 cait        i think it's always setting default, is that about right?
15:03 cait        i was just wondering - frameworkcodes and rancor....
15:03 cait        hi pianohacker :)
15:03 pianohacker so no, oleonard :)
15:03 pianohacker the huginn is silent
15:03 pianohacker poking the huginn
15:02 oleonard    pianohacker: Did you hear cait's call?
14:58 cait        ah no pianohacker
14:58 cait        that's not mapped to any marc field is it?
14:58 wahanui     frameworkcode is, like, _usually_ ''
14:58 cait        hm frameworkcode...
14:58 Joubu       it did for me actually, but retested today and if failed once
14:57 Joubu       cait: hum, weird
14:56 cait        Joubu: fwiw - the tests always passed for me :(
14:47 drojf       :)
14:46 Joubu       I think it finished with "no matter, it works and is too cryptic to fix it"
14:45 Joubu       drojf: I had a look at that problem, but don't remember the conclusion...
14:41 drojf       does
14:41 drojf       (not sure if it dies the same when you open a record where the fields are present already)
14:41 drojf       is there a limit on the length of a name attribute for an input? it might matter in that case, if you got a lot of fields
14:39 drojf       *does
14:39 drojf       not really, i don't think it matters or dies any harm. i just wondered if its intended
14:39 drojf       i have not looked at the code yet, just found it in firebug
14:39 oleonard    I can put it on my to-do list if you'd like me to take a look.
14:38 drojf       don't know, i just assumed its oleonard stuff :)
14:38 oleonard    Does git blame me?
14:38 oleonard    drojf: It doesn't sound like it's intentional. It's been ages since I've looked at that code though.
14:37 drojf       tag_600_subfield_b_933551_7310504877785736
14:37 drojf       tag_600_subfield_b_933551_73105048777
14:37 drojf       tag_600_subfield_b_933551_731050
14:37 drojf       oleonard: when i repeat a field in the cataloguing editor, the random numbers for field names don't get replaced, but concatenated. while i don't see a problem, i wonder if that is intentional or by accident? (we may get the same number again otherwise, in theory?)
14:27 khall       mornin oleonard!
14:27 oleonard    Hi khall
14:22 khall       thanks!
14:21 cait        wb khall :)
14:04 tcohen      :-D
14:04 khall       thanks!
14:04 tcohen      khall: wb :-D
13:52 huginn      drojf: The operation succeeded.
13:52 drojf       @later tell bag the bywater demo on https://koha-community.org/demo/ is broken
12:37 tcohen      hey!
12:37 magnuse     ¡hola tcohen!
12:36 tcohen      morning!
12:16 kidclamp    Always happens that way
12:16 Joubu       but forgot to dump the DB before!
12:16 Joubu       I've just managed to make them fail once
12:15 Joubu       yes they also pass if it's uncommented :)
12:15 kidclamp    and don't when it is uncommented?
12:15 Joubu       kidclamp: yep but the tests pass when I comment it
12:15 Joubu       that does not comfort me, I suspect an hidden bug somewhere
12:14 kidclamp    The OldIssues test is for 'not borrowed since'
12:14 Joubu       kidclamp: that's weird, they fail randomly
12:14 kidclamp    Joubu - I keep poking those tests on 10612, have not been able to recreate
11:46 oleonard    Hi #koha
09:36 magnuse     nb-NO has new strings, at least
09:35 cait        not sure if it was updated yet
09:25 drojf       cait: so we are done already?
09:25 drojf       hei magnuse and cait
09:25 drojf       translation time ;)
09:23 Oak         what time of the month?
09:23 Oak         dang
09:22 magnuse     gah, it's that time of the month again
09:16 Oak         mveron++
09:16 cait        translate
09:14 Oak         what did he do cait ?
09:08 cait        mveron++
09:07 Oak         heya cait
09:06 cait        morning magnuse and #koha
09:06 magnuse     kia ora cait
08:51 eythian     trace the tree upwards until you find a package marked critical or however that works
08:50 eythian     see what package it is, and see what depends on it
08:50 drojf       related question, how do i check if it is? :)
08:49 eythian     at least, it is in ubuntu
08:49 eythian     it's standard
08:48 drojf       is lsb_release a standard debian thing or do i just happen to have that from testing stuff?
08:40 eythian     yep :)
08:40 drojf       yeah and that is probably a good thing ;)
08:39 eythian     you can't, because you have no control over what sources a server has configured.
08:38 drojf       yep but i really wondered about doing it for a dependency
08:38 eythian     sure
08:38 eythian     if it's a script doing it, that's OK
08:38 drojf       we don't force LE, so making it a dependency while it is not available everywhere does not make sense
08:38 eythian     oh right
08:37 drojf       eythian: i forgot it's not a dependency atm. at installation you are asked about it if there is a candidate. i will make it use backports with -t jessie-backports in the case they are actually on jessie.
08:35 eythian     also, many people won't have backports configured as a source anyway
08:35 eythian     it would be better perhaps to put it in the koha repo instead.
08:34 eythian     drojf: I'm pretty sure you can't do that
08:34 ashimema    morning #koha
08:34 ashimema    no cait yet today?
08:18 drojf       eythian: could koha do something like "apt-get install -t jessie-backports letsencrypt" for a certain dependency? it seems like LE from backports complains about missing deps unless you tell debian to pull the deps from backports. it would be nice if people won't have to set the priority manually in /etc/apt/preferences
07:44 drojf       one needed a lot of stuff
07:44 drojf       catmandu-rdf i think
07:44 drojf       no
07:44 drojf       eythian: catmandu-sru was really nasty
07:43 Joubu       drojf: no, I will update the files manually
07:43 eythian     yep, catmandu gets quite the chain of modules going
07:42 drojf       i wanted to build "a few" packages to try catmandu 1.0 in koha. i ended up building like 40 and don't even have all catmandu modules i want to have yet. if anyone wants to play/break their koha+es setup… https://apt.abunchofthings.net/
07:40 Oak         And attach the .patch file?
07:40 Oak         what's the next step... login to bugzilla and make bug signed off, and add a useful comment.
07:39 Oak         it created a .patch file I can see.
07:39 Oak         what will this command do: git format-patch -s --subject-prefix='PATCH] [SIGNED-OFF' origin/master
07:38 magnuse     heard about it here https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/383?autostart=false
07:38 magnuse     anyone tried koha with cperl? said to be twice as fast as "regular" perl http://perl11.org/
07:37 drojf       Joubu: should i roll a package with the last patches?
07:36 magnuse     Oak
07:29 drojf       it was not intended
07:28 drojf       oh sorry, i forgot
07:28 huginn      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=15303 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, mirko, Failed QA , Letsencrypt option for Debian package installations
07:28 Joubu       drojf: hi! Why did not you switch the status of bug 15303 back to needs QA?
07:22 Oak         yeah :) now trying to make qa-test-tools work
07:22 drojf       but good to hear it works!
07:22 drojf       Oak: ah you are on a kohadevbox! i did not understand that
07:21 drojf       hi Oak
07:21 Oak         morning drojf
07:21 drojf       morning
07:13 Oak         Hello alex_a, gaetan_B
07:12 gaetan_B    hello
07:04 alex_a      bonjour
07:00 Oak         magnuse
07:00 * magnuse   waves
06:48 reiveune    hello
06:42 wahanui     niihau, Joubu
06:42 Joubu       hello
06:36 Oak         running prove t/ outputs stuff... and at many locations says "Couldn't open /etc/koha/sites/kohadev/koha-conf.xml"
06:18 Oak         Do you remember how you solved it?
06:17 Oak         wizzyrea, I'm having this issue http://irc.koha-community.org/koha/2015-07-05#i_1698120
04:57 Oak         :)
04:56 Francesca   my cat is asleep on my feet
04:45 Oak         cool
04:44 Francesca   just uni work
04:43 Francesca   whoops wasn't looking at my chat
04:07 Oak         sup yourself?
04:07 Oak         lots
04:06 Francesca   fun
04:05 Oak         playing with the git install using vagrant
04:04 Francesca   sup
04:04 Francesca   hey Oak
04:04 Oak         hello Francesca :)
04:01 Francesca   \o/ for fixing stuff
04:01 * Francesca waves
03:52 Oak         heh
03:52 wizzyrea    that was one of those "oh oh I know how to fix that" moments :)
03:52 Oak         \o/ :)
03:52 wizzyrea    \o/
03:52 huginn      Oak: The operation succeeded.
03:52 Oak         @later tell drojf destroying vagrant vm and re-creating with webinstaller enabled in config worked! Issue re-solved.
03:51 Oak         wizzyrea, destroying vagrant vm and re-creating with webinstaller enabled in config worked!
03:49 Oak         magnuse
03:05 Oak         Oh cool. I did not know. I'll check your github repository now.
03:03 wizzyrea    (yes, I know I need to submit those patches but I've messed up somehow and have to untangle it all...)
03:02 wizzyrea    (but that's not a requirement)
03:02 wizzyrea    and a couple of other things
03:02 wizzyrea    which has fixes for that
03:02 wizzyrea    the other option is to clone devbox from my github
03:01 Oak         :)
03:01 wizzyrea    hi oak :)
03:01 Oak         wizzyrea thank you! I'll try your solution now.
02:51 * Oak       waves