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Time | Nick | Message |
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18:03 | imp | i can't add new accounts in my fresh 3.0.1 setup - there is no dropdown menu from the "New" button to select what kind of user i want to create |
18:07 | atz | imp: go into admin and define your patron types |
18:07 | make sure you go through all the steps in the admin page (basically in order) | |
18:09 | imp | atz: so i should start with "Patron Categories > New category", right? |
18:09 | atz | right |
18:10 | imp | it's a little bit confusing that you can choose at the end of the page already some categories |
18:10 | atz | actually i think those are categories *of categories*... if that makes any sense |
18:11 | the complexity that some organizations want conflicts a bit w/ the simplicity i'd prefer | |
18:14 | imp | " This patron does not exist. " that's what i get after filling the needed stuff and clicking save :/ |
18:14 | atz | hmmm... sorry, haven't seen that one |
18:15 | of course he doesn't exist... that's why you're adding him | |
18:16 | imp | the OPAC login stuff is optional, right? |
18:17 | atz | it depends... you can make additional fields optional/mandatory |
18:18 | but the response is usually to show it in red and say something like "userid is a required field" | |
18:23 | imp | http://pastebin.ca/1361594 |
18:26 | don't understand why surname seems to be null | |
18:27 | atz | presumably you had one filled in? |
18:27 | for debugging purposes, see if it will take a record if you populate every field.... | |
18:27 | imp | already did that (nearly) |
18:28 | atz | sounds like we're getting close to "file a bug" territory then... i'm surprised this hasn't come up before though, since it would seem it should affect everybody |
18:30 | imp | .oO(it's the stable release) |
18:31 | atz | "version 3.00.01 stable you should use" ? |
18:32 | imp | 3.00.01.005 |
18:33 | atz | i suspect it is related to this patch: |
18:33 | http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gi[…]c1f602e56f66069d1 | |
18:33 | introduced 8 days ago | |
18:35 | if you used git for your installation, you could try selectively reverting it.... but since this is the stable release we should probably question hdl (release maintainer) about it | |
18:35 | i.e., file a bug | |
18:36 | imp | are there any changes in memberentry.pl besides whitespaces? |
18:36 | atz | hmm... you're right, it's just whitespace |
18:37 | and it adds an unconditional warn? wtf junk patch. | |
18:38 | imp | btw, on what kind of hardware do you run koha? it's quite slow here on a netra t1 with 500mhz & 256mb ram... |
18:38 | atz | we run most of ours in 3rd party datacenters |
18:39 | imp | hm |
18:42 | atz | that does seem a bit small, but I've run it on debian VMs w/ only 256 RAM |
18:42 | difference is probably in CPU, since it affect bottlenecks like XML parsing | |
18:43 | imp | memory isn't the problem... |
18:43 | perl / cgi | |
18:46 | atz | i'm emailing koha-devel right now |
18:46 | imp | thanks :) |
18:53 | if (ref($borrower_data) && ($borrower_data->{'category_type'} eq 'S') && ... | |
18:53 | 'S' means what? | |
18:53 | (from intranet/cgi-bin/members/memberentry.pl line 139) | |
18:59 | moah.... eq 'C', eq 'I', eq 'P' | |
19:00 | atz | yeah, that's the category of categories that I mentioned |
19:01 | S probably corresponding to staff.... | |
19:01 | imp: email to koha-devel sent | |
19:01 | we | |
19:01 | imp | it's quite ugly code imho... |
19:01 | atz | yeah, members is butt ugly |
19:01 | it's a frankenstein | |
19:02 | the best i can say is that it is *slightly* better in HEAD | |
19:02 | we'll see what ppl have to say in response on koha-devel when they get back to work on monday | |
19:03 | imp | indeed :) |
19:04 | subscribed myself there as well | |
19:42 | chris | the good news is it was at least added after the release, so it will only affect people running from git |
19:43 | (if it is that patch that is the problem) | |
19:43 | nice catch imp and atz | |
19:45 | imp | depends on the point of view ;) |
19:48 | chris | catching it before its released is always good |
19:48 | its better to not do it in the first place of course :) | |
19:49 | imp | :D |
21:43 | ... | |
21:44 | guess the database (mysql) update procedure from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1 is broken | |
21:45 | dropped all tables and now i can add new patrons | |
21:51 | chris | be good if you replied to joes email with that info |
21:52 | imp | chris: subscribed myself on the list after atz wrote the mail (+ delay from greylisting) :/ |
21:53 | chris | sweet |
21:53 | ill reply then if you dont mind? | |
21:53 | atz | my complaints about that patch still stand... but it's good to know the problem is unrelated |
21:53 | imp | ok :) |
21:53 | chris | yep |
21:54 | imp | btw, the german translation is a little bit buggy ;) |
21:54 | chris | yeah they have been making fixes |
21:55 | also, i think the staff interface files got clobbered with the opac ones, .. i have fixed the .po files in git | |
21:55 | so if you regenerated the templates, you should get better results | |
21:56 | imp | i'll keep it in mind :) |
21:56 | chris | under misc/translation |
21:56 | there is an install-code.pl | |
21:57 | if you run install-code.pl de-DE | |
21:57 | it will rebuild htme for you (dont do it on production of course) | |
22:03 | imp | chris: do i have to run misc/translator/update.pl first? |
22:39 | yay.. somehow some marc files doesn't show up in the list of files to import, no filename and the #bibs & co are set to 0 | |
22:44 | intranet/cgi-bin/tools/background-job-progress.pl eats up to 4 seconds cpu time on my maschine | |
22:44 | pianohacker | Any error messages anywhere? |
22:46 | imp | nothing :/ |
22:47 | pianohacker | Hmm. Is MySQL happy? |
22:47 | (note that background-job-progress can be a tad... wonky) | |
22:48 | imp | mysql is fine |
22:49 | but i can offer some lines from var/log/koha-error_log (from install-time) | |
22:49 | pianohacker | imp: This is starting to sound like the realm of problem you might need to pull out the Perl debugger for. Do you have any experience with that? |
22:49 | imp | nope |
22:49 | pianohacker | imp: those lines in a pastebin might be helpful |
22:53 | imp | http://pastebin.ca/1361783 |
22:54 | (... means the line appeared some more times) | |
22:54 | pianohacker | k |
22:55 | How many lines do you have in your sessions table? That's the only major thing I can see that might cause problems in background-job-progress | |
22:58 | imp | select count(*) from sessions; -> 1 |
22:59 | pianohacker | Could you try logging out, deleting that session, then trying the process again? It's possible something is odd with your session. |
22:59 | Other than that, I unfortunately have no ideas | |
23:01 | imp | still the same |
23:02 | (besides the fact that the content of the sessions table is much smaller now) | |
23:08 | http://pastebin.ca/1361791 that's the site with the marc uploads (on german, but i guess that doesn't matter much) | |
23:08 | somehow there are many unneeded newlines | |
23:09 | pianohacker | That's related to indentation in the original template file, and nothing to worry about |
23:09 | imp | line 560 - 608 are just whitespaces and newlines |
23:10 | but you can run out of newlines one day ;) | |
23:10 | pianohacker | Ah, us Americans and our wasteful culture :) |
23:11 | I'm out of ideas, unfortunately | |
23:11 | Would bulkmarcimport.pl work for your needs? | |
23:12 | Heh | |
23:12 | chris | you can swap them for containers |
23:12 | the US has a big stockpile of them | |
23:12 | from the lopsided trade with china | |
23:13 | imp | shit happens if you only import stuff^^ |
23:13 | chris | yep |
23:13 | there is an industry growing around turning them into offices/homes :) | |
23:14 | imp | that's quite common here - at least on construction sites |
23:15 | chris | we have kinda the opposite problem |
23:16 | we export more than we import to a lot of places | |
23:16 | pianohacker | chris: All in all, probably a better problem to have economically :P |
23:17 | imp | pianohacker: bulkmarcimport.pl sounds great :) (a option to import a big bunch over the webif would be nice as well) |
23:17 | pianohacker | imp: good |
23:17 | imp | pianohacker: not really - you depend on the rest |
23:17 | pianohacker | true |
23:28 | imp | chris: are you from the north or south of .nz? |
23:29 | chris | wellington, bottom of the north island |
23:30 | imp | hm, let's see if you know where i took this http://hannover.ccc.de/~imp/100_4802.jpg :D |
23:30 | chris | punakaiki |
23:30 | west coast of the south island | |
23:31 | rocks are a dead give away :) | |
23:31 | imp | indeed :D |
23:31 | want another? | |
23:31 | chris | sure :) |
23:32 | imp | http://hannover.ccc.de/~imp/100b4901.jpg |
23:33 | chris | south island again, maybe at the foot of one of the glaciers |
23:33 | at a guess im gonna say tasman | |
23:33 | with mt cook behind the cloud | |
23:35 | imp | hmm, dunno right now where mt cook is |
23:36 | but i took it http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q[…]0.153122&t=h&z=13 | |
23:36 | on the left "triangle" from the road | |
23:37 | chris | nope thats too far north for mt cook, thats one of the mts in the kaikoura ranges |
23:37 | imp | does the map jump back to punakaiki? |
23:38 | chris | yep |
23:38 | imp | http://maps.google.de/?ie=UTF8[…]0.153122&t=h&z=13 |
23:38 | that's after the arthur's pass | |
23:40 | chris | ah yep, still a bit far north |
23:41 | imp | was a nice place :) |
23:41 | chris | the braided rivers are pretty much a south island thing too |
23:42 | imp | i was only on the south island (besides changing the plane on the north island) |
23:42 | chris | its what a lot of tourists do ;) |
23:42 | most of the best scenery is in the south | |
23:44 | imp | visited a friend (she worked as an au pair, later work & travel), so we went around 10 days there |
23:51 | chris | cool |
23:57 | imp | do you know if they export l&p? ("world famous in new zealand" somehow says "no" to me ;) |
23:57 | chris | yeah im pretty sure they dont |
23:57 | imp | damn :D |
03:24 | Amit | hi koha |
03:24 | gm mason, chris | |
03:48 | mason | hey amit |
07:18 | SelfishMan | Sweet. I've officially been informed by my copyright lawyer that the use of *low resolution* book covers/jackets is considered "fair use" in the US as long as it is used for the book in question. |
07:53 | Elwell | me scrolls back. mmmmm. l&p |
07:53 | SelfishMan | eh? |
09:44 | mahesh_c | my z3950 search from koha is not returning any result |
09:44 | can anyone help? | |
09:44 | can anyone help? my z3950 search from koha is not returning any result | |
09:45 | can anyone help? my z3950 search from koha is not returning any result. I am using koha 3.0 in debian lenny | |
09:47 | can anyone help? my z3950 search from koha is not returning any result. I am using koha 3.0 in debian lenny | |
09:51 | Amit | hi mahesh |
10:00 | kf | hm |
10:00 | Amit | hi kf |
10:00 | kf | hi Amit |
10:54 | slef | chris: are you about and do you think that all deps are in lenny? I thought we were still two short (Class::Accessor and SMS::Send IIRC) |
10:58 | Class::Adapter even | |
10:58 | greenmang0 | slef: idzebra is also in Debian testing, not available with lenny |
10:58 | slef | greenmang0: is that the indexdata version not the lagging debian one? |
10:59 | greenmang0 | slef: i never used indexdata, so don't know |
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