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Time | Nick | Message |
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12:02 | thd | kados: I have difficulty presuming that it is a Firefox problem. I will test Netscape 4. |
12:09 | kados: Netscape 4.77 cannot read the stylesheet so it looks terrible but without any row or column strangeness :) | |
12:18 | kados | no idea ... looks fine in all my browsers |
12:18 | note that I'm very busy today ;-) | |
12:20 | thd | kados: This could not be a very important problem unless it would cause other strangeness. I can see this in both Firefox and Mozilla. |
12:20 | kados: Go back to your proposal writing :) | |
12:23 | kados | :-) |
12:23 | owen | thd, what problem are you talking about? |
12:30 | thd | owen: In a very large holdings table, font size has slight changes in some rows and a column will disappear on some rows. |
12:30 | owen | What do you mean by holdings table? |
12:31 | thd | owen: the table representing holdings information in the opac detail or MARC views. |
12:32 | owen | Like this page? http://search.athenscounty.lib[…]ail.pl?bib=161684 |
12:33 | thd | owen: I noticerd this in one particular record that Kados has where each issue of a periodical has a separate item for over 300. |
12:35 | owen: yes like that one, but you need many more to find a problem. | |
12:43 | owen | Sounds like too rare a case to worry about today |
12:45 | kados | yep |
12:47 | thd | owen: yes this cannot be very important, unless it is causing other problems that have not been noticed because a row of data might be missing in a similar way to a column missing for a particular row. |
12:50 | owen: I would imagine that a particular point in a combined set of loops causes this. It does not seem to cycle regularly so it would have to be a combination of loops if a loop point is the problem. | |
12:50 | owen | If kados doesn't see the problem, and I don't see the problem (which I don't), I'd guess it's a browser issue. |
12:52 | thd | owen: Well maybe if there is a bug in my Gecko. This problem is not easy to spot though. |
12:54 | owen: A possibly similar issue is a bug I have observed a subtle bug in all regular expression engines that I have used. | |
12:56 | owen: This regex bug will not appear when parsing a 20 or 30 line file when the match for the problem lines always works. | |
12:58 | owen: This regex bug appears only when parsing a 100s of lines, including the same original 20 or 30 lines, in a file when the match always fails for the problem lines. | |
13:01 | owen: I never traced that bug because my set regexes seemed to complex to find the bug easily and there is no shortage of problems to solve in the world :) | |
13:21 | kados: keep working, but I have an idea about the display strangeness. I suspect that it might go away if you populate empty columns. | |
13:39 | kdaos: I think that is right, the problem does not appear in the MARC view where all columns are filled (I had been confused about that). The problem is quite definite in the detail view, even if it requires close attention to spot. | |
16:47 | chris | kados you about? |
16:52 | kados | chris: yep |
16:52 | chris: what's up? | |
16:56 | chris: chris ping ;-) | |
16:59 | chris | http://www.darcs.net/DarcsWiki/Tailor |
16:59 | its in debian unstable .. kinda looks like what you were after | |
17:00 | [WWW] Lele wrote a Python tool able to keep in sync various kinds of repository: it works for various revision control systems, so I'm actually using it to collect under darcs various pieces of software that compose a [WWW] Plone instance, digesting patches coming from three different VC, CVS, Subversion, Darcs and (still partially) Monotone, Codeville, Bazaar-NG and Mercurial, preserving history. | |
17:02 | kados | cool ... tahnks |
17:02 | thanks even ;-) | |
19:55 | thd: you around? | |
19:58 | hey owen | |
20:00 | hope you don't hate what I've done with the place ;-) | |
20:00 | chris | heya owen |
20:00 | thd | kados: yes |
20:00 | kados | owen: I fixed the itemtypes prob and I'm loading in a new db right now |
20:00 | owen | What exactly was the itemtype problem? |
20:01 | I see the Amazon images are there, thanks. | |
20:01 | kados | owen: the old formats weren't normalized |
20:01 | owen: and my hash for normalizing them wasn't complete | |
20:01 | owen: so there were a couple thousand items missing their itemtypes | |
20:01 | owen: they had 'Main Collection' | |
20:02 | owen: and 'Main collection' | |
20:02 | owen | I see |
20:03 | kados | thd: I'm trying to figure out the best way to query to retrieve 050a, b |
20:03 | thd: I'm finally getting some results from melvvyl | |
20:03 | thd: (though they don't support cql ... it segfaults) | |
20:22 | thd | kados: sorry, I can go 20 minutes before X-chat informs me that I have been disconnected. |
20:23 | kados: use CCL | |
20:23 | kados: not CQL | |
20:28 | kados | thd: I'm using prefix |
20:38 | thd | kados: which IRC clients report disconnection immediately? |
20:38 | kados | thd: irssi does |
20:38 | thd: bitchX too i think | |
20:40 | chris | most of the console based clients do |
20:59 | random thought for the day | |
20:59 | a while ago, way back version 1.2.2 i think | |
20:59 | kados | heh ... can't wait for this one ;-) |
21:00 | chris | steve tonnesen and I set it up so that there was a comment in the main opac page, that displayed the version number of the koha it was running |
21:00 | kados | right |
21:00 | chris | it was purely so we could be nosey, and google around and find what versions ppl are running |
21:00 | kados | I take it that's long gone ;-) |
21:00 | right ... good idea :-) | |
21:00 | chris | what do ppl think about putting it back in the default templates at least |
21:00 | kados | great idea |
21:01 | owen | Sounds like a good idea to me. |
21:01 | kados | we could do a real nice google query intext:kohaverid* |
21:01 | make sure that the identifier is unique | |
21:02 | kohasneakyverid for instance ;-) | |
21:02 | chris | heh |
21:03 | i was just doing my google around to find koha opacs out in the wild .. and thought about it | |
21:04 | my $kohaVersion = C4::Context->config("kohaversion"); | |
21:04 | kados | we could even automate the task with OpenSearch using rss ;-) |
21:04 | owen | Heh heh...out in the wild. So what they need is radio collars so we can track them! |
21:04 | chris | is all it needs to pass that thru to the template |
21:04 | kados | right ... |
21:09 | chris | done and committed |
21:09 | thd | chris: currently, the intranet template does not report the X in 2.2X |
21:10 | chris | Server information |
21:10 | Koha version2.2.2 | |
21:10 | does for me | |
21:11 | it just reads whats in /etc/koha.conf | |
21:13 | thd | chris: nevermind, I was mistaken :) |
21:20 | chris: now I remember the issue. The 'b' in 2.2.2b was not reported. | |
21:21 | chris | yeah that will be setting the version string the installer wasnt putting it in /etc/koha.conf |
21:22 | thd | chris: Oh, an installer issue :) The template cannot read what is not there. |
21:22 | chris | exactly :) |
21:23 | i think the problem was 2.2.2b was a rush release to fix a critical bug in 2.2.2 and the version string wasnt set properly | |
02:56 | hdl | hi |
02:57 | paul | tu t'es fait mal ? |
02:58 | ou tu as eu peur ? | |
03:02 | hdl | :) |
03:03 | paul | je suis passé à 5km de chez toi samedi, en allant poser les enfants à Sète. |
03:03 | j'ai failli t'appeler, mais j'ai eu peur des bouchons... | |
03:03 | j'ai eu tort, je n'en n'ai presque pas eu. | |
03:03 | tant pis, je verrais noane la prochaine fois. | |
03:03 | hdl | Oui. |
03:04 | Tu es donc seul avec Jérémie et ton épouse ? | |
03:04 | paul | vivi |
03:04 | hdl | Ca doit être calme. |
03:25 | paul : tu as pu voir le viewlog.pl | |
03:25 | paul | pas encore, je bosse sur des mails en retard. |
03:26 | (et puis on s'est levé tard 8H45 !!!, suite à biberon à 5H du matin...) | |
03:33 | Sylvain | hi |
03:35 | paul | tiens, toi aussi quelqu'un t'a fait peur ??? |
03:37 | Sylvain | moi ? |
03:37 | paul | ben oui, tu débarques ici et tu cries hiiiiiii !!! |
03:38 | comme si tu avais peur de quelque chose | |
03:38 | lol | |
03:38 | Sylvain | ohlala j'y étais pas du tout :) |
03:38 | paul | l'effet lundi matin surement... |
03:38 | Sylvain | ouais lundi matin après le WE à déménager et le coucher à deux heures pour finir de monter les meubles ;) |
03:40 | paul | tiens, pour rigoler un bon coup : |
03:40 | http://www.vnunet.fr/actualite[…]atage/20050805008 | |
03:40 | enfin, au fond, ca ne me fait pas trop rire... | |
03:49 | hdl | try this :http://www.jpcheney.org/rubriques/00000061.htm ;) |
03:49 | paul | déjà vu |
03:51 | hdl | Ca m'a fait rire. |
03:51 | paul | moi z'aussi |
03:52 | sylvain : il y a du monde chez doxulting ou tu es tout seul ? | |
03:52 | tu en es ou de ton année prochaine ? | |
03:52 | (trouvé la formation que tu voulais ?) | |
03:53 | Sylvain | paul : laurent et victor sont la mais c'est tout. Et pour l'année prochaine, j'ai postulé à l'INTD mais je n'aurai la réponse qu'en octobre |
03:53 | paul | matthieu est parti ou juste en vacances ? |
03:53 | hdl : tes logs ont l'air de bien fonctionner. | |
03:54 | Sylvain | en vacances jusqu'à fin aout et il revient en septembre mais pas pour trés lgtps si je me souviens bien |
03:54 | hdl | paul : je viens de commité des modifs de Acquisition.pm importantes pour la gestion des branches indépendantes. |
03:54 | paul | (même la colonne "infos", passablement illisible ;-) ) |
03:54 | hdl | Certes, mais c'es le marc::record qui est enregistré là. |
03:54 | Sylvain | bon bein allez moi j'vais m'occuper des lecteurs de l'ENSMP |
03:55 | paul | ;-) |
03:55 | (hdl : je vais au moins rajouter des nl2br pour rendre un peut plus clair...) | |
03:56 | hdl | Si tu veux. Mais il faudrait alors analyser les infos. |
03:57 | paul | t'inquiètes, je prend en charge. |
03:57 | hdl | ou en faire un parsing ? |
04:04 | paul tu devais commiter des choses sur certains fichiers (Avant que je ne finisse lateorder.pl) C'est fait ? ou bien je m'occupe plutôt de la base IN2P3 à migrer aujourd'hui. | |
04:04 | paul | j'ai commité tout ce que j'avais à commiter |
04:04 | (les Letters & actions) | |
04:04 | ca marche plutôt bien pour l'instant. | |
04:04 | on peut s'appeler dans une petite 1/2H ? | |
04:05 | hdl | ok. |
04:07 | paul | owen is really early today, or is it just it's computer ??? |
04:07 | c'était son ordinateur ;-) | |
04:36 | hdl, rappelle moi | |
04:36 | c'était moi le pb. | |
04:37 | hdl | No. Je n'ai pas de son. |
04:38 | paul | ok tu me rappeles qd tu as réglé le pb ? |
04:38 | hdl | ok |
07:19 | kados | must have been a computer ;-) |
07:19 | paul | you mean is a past life ? |
07:19 | ;-) | |
07:19 | 'morning joshua | |
07:19 | do you have a few minuts | |
07:20 | (& zebra package nearby) | |
07:22 | some US ppl really have strange sports : | |
07:22 | http://actualite.free.fr/actu.[…]T0530_FAP4291.xml | |
07:22 | (french inside) | |
07:24 | kados | I do have a few minutes ;-) |
07:24 | what's up>? | |
07:24 | paul | there's something that I don't understand well. |
07:24 | what is the diff between zoom/perl and | |
07:24 | the perl package that is in idzebra/perl ? | |
07:25 | kados | ahh ... many many things ;-) |
07:25 | paul | (the doc "embeeding the zebra" speaking of it on page 6) |
07:25 | kados | first of all, that perl package is old and was developed by a third party |
07:25 | it doesn't work with the latest version of Zebra | |
07:26 | because the third party stopped maintaining it | |
07:26 | paul | (that's why I get a 0% success on make test ...) |
07:26 | kados | second, it's based (I believe) on the older C libraries rather than the new Yaz/Zoom |
07:26 | paul | but in the doc indexdata wrote : "it is suppoerted & maintained by IndexData" |
07:27 | kados | that's strange |
07:27 | maybe the doc speaks of Net::Z3950? | |
07:27 | paul | (Embeeding the zebra, page 6, 2.1.2.3 "The Perl API") |
07:28 | it seems no, it's zebra related | |
07:28 | kados | strange ... now I see it |
07:28 | right | |
07:28 | well ... even if it did work | |
07:28 | using it would limit us to local zebra sources | |
07:28 | paul | right. |
07:28 | kados | whereas if we us the new perl/zoom that will be ready in October (maybe before) |
07:29 | we can access pretty much any source and have session cacheing, etc. | |
07:29 | what I'd do | |
07:29 | is write a message to koha-zebra | |
07:29 | describing what you'd like to do this wek | |
07:29 | week even | |
07:29 | ;-) | |
07:29 | Mike Taylor will write you back lickety split ;-) | |
07:30 | paul | i was investigating "embeeding the zebra" before writing this mail in fact. Just to try to understand. I understand quite well I think/hope, now. |
07:30 | kados | because he and I have been discussing the Perl/Zoom quite a bit this past week (as well as other things related to OpenSearch, etc.) |
07:30 | cool | |
07:30 | there's also a small email from Sebastion on koha-zebra | |
07:30 | that may clear up some of it as well | |
07:31 | Perl/Zoom is _very_ exciting | |
08:01 | owen | g'mornin' |
08:01 | paul | hi owen. |
08:01 | kados | morning owen |
11:42 | owen | kados (if you're there) do you know how authorities work? |
11:49 | The authorities help file reads, "authority help" | |
11:49 | It'll take some time to digest. |
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