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12:00 | Hui_Nan_ | or |
12:02 | well, ok | |
12:02 | user may belong to different branches | |
12:04 | i mean to many branches simultaneously | |
12:04 | it seems that branches still going to work for me | |
12:04 | thanks for clues! | |
12:46 | Amit | hi danny |
12:49 | danny | hi amit and #koha |
14:18 | wizzyrea | mornin folks |
14:18 | gmcharlt | good morning wizzyrea |
14:21 | wizzyrea | everybody had a lovely weekend I trust |
15:57 | I'm such a git nub. So if I want to run a koha install say off of our LL repository, do I have to install it? (ug, I feel like a moron for asking this question) | |
15:57 | (that is to say, I already have it installed off of the download) | |
15:58 | gmcharlt | wizzyrea: installed Koha already from the download? |
15:58 | you could switch that over to a dev-mode installation that runs off of a git clone | |
15:58 | but it would be easier for you to do it from scratch | |
16:01 | wizzyrea | that's kind of what I thought. Is fine, didn't have anything in the download install |
16:02 | so, when you sync with Git, do you have to reinstall? | |
16:02 | gmcharlt | generally, no |
16:02 | for the most part, after you fetch and rebase | |
16:02 | if there are any upgrade steps | |
16:02 | they'll be handled via updatedatabase.pl | |
16:02 | or in some cases batch jobs that a specific commit tells you to run | |
16:03 | *assuming you have a installed from a git clone, of course | |
16:03 | wizzyrea | ok, lemme play around and see how it shakese out |
16:03 | shakes* | |
16:03 | (is the only way I'll learn it. Heh.) | |
16:06 | atz | is it ok for USMARC to have no 100 field? |
16:06 | gmcharlt | yes |
16:07 | most records will have exactly one of 100, 110, 111, or 130 | |
16:07 | it's an error for a MARC21 record to have more than one 1xx | |
16:07 | atz | ok, thx |
18:27 | jdavidb | atz: You around? I've got a C4::Context puzzler for you.. |
18:27 | atz | ? |
18:28 | jdavidb | I'm doing $context = new C4::Context("<file>"), but the context that results is not the one I pointed at... |
18:29 | There was a "standard" install on this box, and it is looking there, instead of the dev install I did. | |
18:29 | atz | did you unset KOHA_CONF? |
18:29 | (in your execution environment) | |
18:29 | jdavidb | Set, unset, doesn't seem to matter. Set it to the one I wanted, even. |
18:30 | If I do it ( ) with KOHA_CONF set to the one I want, it *still* points at that standard install. | |
18:31 | davi | make test fails with Tried to use 'C4::Branch'. |
18:31 | How to solve it_ | |
18:31 | ? | |
18:31 | atz | davi: several tests are broken right now, because of DB dependencies at module/class level |
18:31 | jdavidb | Not a huge panic attack, atz, as that "standard" install is going away tonight, but it is mind-boggling. |
18:32 | davi | atz, So, can I ignore it? or should I install from the Git repository? |
18:32 | atz | jdavidb: it has to get the "standard" KOHA_CONF from somewhere... apache SetEnv, env var. whatever |
18:33 | davi: probably can ignore | |
18:33 | jdavidb | Yeah, atz, that's what's mind-boggling about it. For <file>, I'm giving the absolute path to the koha-conf.xml, correct? |
18:34 | davi | atz, ok, thanks |
18:37 | atz | jdavidb: looks like you are trying to do dev stuff on a standard install |
18:37 | __KOHA_CONF_DIR__ would have been replaced by your path, i.e. hardcoded | |
18:37 | still doesn't quite explain it | |
18:37 | jdavidb | No, I'm trying to do dev stuff on a dev install, but the damned stubborn thing insists on looking to the standard install. |
18:38 | atz | just start putting debug statements in Context until you can figure out where it's getting that from |
18:38 | jdavidb | Kk. I may just work on something else until after that standard install no longer exists. |
18:55 | wizzyrea | can anyone tell me why there is an additional email (home) field on the add child screen? |
18:55 | is there a reason? | |
19:10 | Just curious, we were wondering if it was the child's email address, or the parent's email address, or if it was even used? or a wraith of template designs past... or... or... or... | |
19:11 | owen | wizzyrea: That's a bug that was fixed recently |
19:11 | gmcharlt | wizzyrea: 3010, specifically |
19:11 | owen | Hopefully it will be in your next round of updates |
19:11 | gmcharlt | owen's fix is http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gi[…]04678cc1fcaf4173f |
19:11 | template only, nota bene | |
19:13 | wizzyrea | right... what was the B email for? |
19:13 | or do we not know | |
19:13 | gmcharlt | business email, I believe |
19:13 | wizzyrea | lol, ok :) |
19:14 | ok so... nub question if I want to try that patch out on my lil test system here, how would I go about it? | |
19:14 | I am installed from the LL repository (I think) | |
19:15 | er, nekls-LL repository, that is | |
19:15 | gmcharlt | git remote add koha-public git://git.koha.org/pub/scm/koha.git # create a remote linking to the public repo |
19:15 | git fetch koha-public # and grab the most recent stuff | |
19:16 | git checkout -b test-bug-3010 # create a little branch to test in | |
19:16 | wizzyrea | too awesome thanks |
19:16 | gmcharlt | git cherry-pick c2fdde125bfddd45c8c1f6104678cc1fcaf4173f # grab Owen's commit and don't let it go |
19:17 | owen | FWIW, B_email is the email associated with "Alternate address." "Email (work)" is emailpro |
19:17 | gmcharlt | (and where did I get that commit ID? it's in the gitweb URL I gave you, and on the gitweb page under the label commit) |
19:20 | wizzyrea: I'm just plotting to get you to join the list of Koha committers :) | |
19:21 | wizzyrea | I am so working on it |
19:22 | so SO working on it | |
19:22 | gmcharlt | wizzyrea++ |
19:24 | wizzyrea | showoff ;) |
19:39 | pianohacker | _heavenly_ cloud? I've been out to dinner with some of them, I think you have the wrong project :) |
19:44 | wizzyrea | lulz @ pianohacker |
19:45 | hey man, I was only the recipient of the rubber food | |
19:45 | the tossee, not the tosser | |
19:46 | pianohacker | We are all culpable, by allowing this dastardly act to occur |
19:46 | wizzyrea | lol the debasement of the rubber cheesecake! |
19:46 | pianohacker | hehehe |
19:46 | gmcharlt | what I want to know is why isn't that incident on youtube? |
19:47 | wizzyrea | well, joetho is quite unpredictable |
19:47 | ;) | |
19:47 | forgot that it's better to have cams going at all times when he's around | |
19:47 | jdavidb_ | For evidence reasons, if naught else. |
19:47 | wizzyrea | and brilliant, gmcharlt, (and owen) it worked and I'm on my way to git fu |
19:48 | lol | |
19:48 | trut | |
19:48 | truth | |
19:49 | git fu. I make myself laugh | |
19:54 | owen | git: 'fu' is not a git-command. See 'git --help'. |
19:56 | schuster | I'm looking at my zebraqueue where done <> 1 and seeing lots of specialUpdate | authorityserver | that have not processed. Any ideas? |
19:57 | gmcharlt | schuster: check crontab, make sure -a option is passed to rebuild_zebra.pl |
20:00 | schuster | */10 * * * * if [ ! -f $HOME/donotindex ] ; then touch $HOME/donotindex; $PERL5LIB/misc/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -z -b -x >> $HOME/koha-pro/var/log/update_zebra.log 2>&1; rm -f $HOME/donotindex; fi |
20:00 | So from this there is no -a so that needs to be added? | |
20:00 | gmcharlt | correct |
20:02 | schuster | hmmm wish I had Joe's notes on crontab from the conference...;( |
20:03 | gmcharlt | schuster: want me to do it for you? |
20:04 | schuster | I would appreciate it as I don't know how to edit crontabs yet. |
20:06 | gmcharlt | schuster: done |
20:10 | schuster | Thanks again. |
20:11 | chris | ata marie |
20:11 | gmcharlt | hi chris |
20:11 | pianohacker | Morning, chris |
20:11 | hdl_laptop | hi all |
20:21 | chris | awesome .. AllowNotForLoanOverride rules |
20:22 | jwagner | gmcharlt, do you know current status of opac-search.pl and opac-advsearch.tmpl? I've lost track of the various messages about current patches -- don't know if there are any changes that have reached you but not gone on through yet. I'm working on some fixes to that page. |
20:22 | chris | here's a random question, has anyone ever tried to use zebra to index a mail archive? |
20:23 | gmcharlt | jwagner: go for it - nothing re opac-advsearch.tmpl is pending, and none of the pending opac-search.pl patches are likely to present any merge conflicts unless you're intending to rewrite it |
20:23 | chris: no, but doesn't sound hard | |
20:23 | brendan | chris -- it's called a photographic memory ;) |
20:25 | chris | gmcharlt: yeah I might have a crack, being able to search the koha mailing list from inside koha would be kinda cool |
20:25 | gmcharlt | as an adjunct to the help system? |
20:25 | brendan | so for koha-hackfest Connecticut tomorrow -- not to many people are able to make it, but I've got two people, who haven't committed to koha yet, so we'll try to add a few more tomorrow. |
20:25 | chris | well i was actually even going as far as something useful :-) |
20:26 | s/was/wasn't/ | |
20:26 | :) but yeah that would be cool | |
20:26 | gmcharlt | lol |
20:26 | chris | brendan: awesome |
20:27 | gmcharlt: i was just thinking more for my own use, being able to search the patches, devel and main list from my test koha would be kinda nifty | |
20:27 | gmcharlt | chris: I'm just laughing because any sufficient developed ILS ends up being used as a bugs database or something like that |
20:28 | so your idea is just a natural extension of that thteme | |
20:28 | chris | :) |
20:28 | i could just do it with kete i guess | |
20:28 | might actually be a better idea | |
20:28 | :) | |
20:29 | gmcharlt | for a long time, Ex Libris' customer support request database was a lightly modified ALEPH system |
20:29 | chris | heh cool |
20:29 | gmcharlt | they switched to a real CRM years ago, of course, but nonetheless |
20:30 | metadata is metadata, I suppose | |
20:30 | chris | i really should get a proof of concept going with kete and koha playing together |
20:31 | that was part of the reason for choosing zebra for the kete indexer | |
20:31 | gmcharlt | you have but a few days to do it before that group in India publishes their Koha/Greenstone docs ;) |
20:31 | chris | yeah :) |
20:34 | maybe we should just wait a couple of months, india will finish everything for us :-) | |
20:35 | hdl_laptop | chris : Eric Leas Morgan did index mails with zebra |
20:35 | gmcharlt | a few more patches from them might be nice, first :) |
20:35 | chris | gmcharlt: yep working on it ... ill keep encouraging them :) |
20:35 | hdl_laptop: ohhh cool | |
20:36 | speaking of india, i need to test out these dvd's and let krishnan know | |
20:37 | hdl_laptop | seems he used text filter that is provided with source |
20:37 | chris | hdl_laptop: makes sense |
20:55 | heh | |
20:56 | gmcharlt | brendan: good way to keep the number of attendees down to a reasonable level? |
20:56 | chris | least you are in the same country as where you are planning your wedding ;) |
20:56 | gmcharlt | "you must be *this* smart to attend the wedding" ;) |
20:56 | brendan | heh -- it's still half way across the country - so it feels like a different country! |
20:57 | I agree gmcharlt ! | |
20:57 | chris | http://photos.bigballofwax.co.[…]imageViewsIndex=1 |
20:57 | http://photos.bigballofwax.co.[…]imageViewsIndex=1 | |
20:57 | yay for the gimp! :) | |
20:58 | gmcharlt | :) |
21:00 | chris | one of my favourite parts about getting married in PA, was getting the license and having to sign saying we weren't cousins |
21:00 | small things amuse small minds :-) | |
21:01 | brendan | Sonja - needs to get blood testes done to get married in Montana. equally funny. |
21:02 | wizzyrea | blood testes... sounds vicious |
21:02 | chris | heh |
21:02 | and painful | |
21:02 | brendan | whoops -- that was a bad typo |
21:02 | wizzyrea | yes, that too |
21:03 | brendan | I'm going to have to copy that one and send it to Sonja !!! |
21:03 | chris | heh |
21:04 | we have a whole page on the wiki at work devoted to either typo's or wrong windows :) | |
21:04 | brendan | well - I guess that one definitely should make the list |
21:05 | chris | you could send it bash.org |
21:06 | http://bash.org/?5273 <-- still my fave | |
21:06 | gmcharlt | lol |
21:06 | a sufficiently detailed analysis of ping times might find it for him ;) | |
21:07 | chris | heh |
21:13 | schuster | by all great day.. |
21:13 | chris | cya schuster |
21:14 | heh | |
21:17 | gmcharlt | at least it matches :) |
21:35 | elwell | speaking of bash.org - I also like http://bash.org/?192619 |
21:36 | chris | heh |
21:47 | ohh no wonder its quiet in #kohanews | |
21:48 | no bot | |
21:53 | gmcharlt | chris: fixed - thanks for pointing it out |
21:54 | chris | np |
21:56 | jwagner | Speaking of bots, gmcharlt, you said at the developer weekend that there were searchable archives of the listservs. I haven't been able to track them down -- I just keep going back to the place where I subscribed. Do you have links handy? |
21:59 | chris | http://markmail.org/search/koh[…].lists.koha-devel |
22:00 | http://markmail.org/search/koh[…]ists.koha-patches | |
22:00 | etc :) | |
22:00 | is one | |
22:00 | i like markmail a lot | |
22:00 | gmcharlt | see tail end of http://www.koha.org/community/mailing-lists.html |
22:00 | chris | or there is gmane |
22:00 | gmcharlt | where many of the same links that chris just sent can be found |
22:01 | chris | *nod* |
22:01 | http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.edu[…]raries.koha.devel | |
22:02 | jwagner | Thanks much to both of you! |
22:21 | chris | koha-devel is busy today, great to see |
22:27 | brendan | I feel like it has been busy since KohaCon... |
22:29 | chris | yes, it has, its a shame Micheal Hafen wasn't there, he is working hard |
22:30 | brendan | *nods* |
22:50 | see you all later -- | |
22:51 | chris | cya |
03:16 | Amit | hi mason, chris good morning #koha |
03:56 | brendan | hey Amit chris, mason |
03:56 | and anyone else who is on the channel now | |
03:56 | Amit | heya brendan |
03:56 | good morning | |
03:57 | brendan | good evening! |
03:57 | Amit | morning here in india |
03:57 | brendan | I'm on my way across the USA... |
03:57 | flying to the east coast | |
03:57 | what are you up to? | |
03:57 | amit | |
03:58 | Amit | doing some work on opennms |
03:58 | brendan | sweet |
04:01 | amit -- good day for my favorite american baseball team | |
04:02 | they hit a gram slam in the first inning! | |
04:02 | Amit | hmm good |
04:02 | brendan | that's the best you can do as hitter in baseball |
04:02 | Amit | have u interested in cricket match |
04:02 | IPL- is going on south africa | |
04:02 | brendan | I am always interested in learning about cricket |
04:02 | I went to a baseball game with chris | |
04:03 | Amit | but i m very much crazy about cricket |
04:03 | brendan | he already knew a lot about the game |
04:03 | Amit | hmm |
04:03 | brendan | I understand your love of cricket -- you should experience baseball |
04:03 | I think you would like it just as much | |
04:04 | weird rules for baseball | |
04:04 | Amit | no |
04:04 | i have no exp with baseball | |
04:06 | brendan | the best thing about baseball --- is the team work -- similar to cricket! |
04:11 | Amit | ok |
04:11 | with how much player | |
04:14 | brendan | 9 per side |
04:14 | Amit | ok |
04:14 | in cricket 11 per side | |
04:14 | brendan | yes |
04:14 | the bats are much different | |
04:14 | cricket is big and flat | |
04:15 | baseball is small and round | |
04:15 | but cricket you can bounce the ball -- baseball you can not! | |
04:17 | amit - do you play cricket ? | |
04:17 | for fun | |
04:17 | Amit | yes |
04:18 | only school level | |
04:18 | brendan | do you still play? |
04:20 | Amit | no |
04:20 | i m only 26 year old | |
04:20 | brendan | if you get a chance you should play again |
04:21 | I'm 30 and I still play baseball | |
04:21 | Amit | yes |
04:21 | sure | |
04:21 | brendan | all-though -- I am very sore the next day |
04:21 | Amit | right now i m in bangalore, basically i m from dehradun and my birthplace New Delhi |
04:22 | so not much frnd in bangalore | |
04:22 | brendan | oh well |
04:22 | Amit | but if i m in delhi/dehradun there are lot of frnd |
04:22 | enjoying playing cricket | |
04:22 | brendan | yes |
04:22 | Amit | so one thing home sickness and other is work pressure |
04:23 | brendan | heh |
04:23 | Amit | bangalore is 2400 km from delhi |
04:23 | brendan | at least you can follow the national team |
04:23 | Amit | yes |
04:23 | because india is big country | |
04:24 | brendan | yes india is large |
04:24 | Amit | i m going to my on 5th june to 15 june |
04:24 | brendan | sweet |
04:24 | Amit | sory i m going to my home from 5th june to 15 june |
04:24 | brendan | which train ? |
04:24 | or are you flying? | |
04:24 | Amit | from bangalore to delhi by flight |
04:24 | then from delhi to dehradun by train | |
04:25 | brendan | not to bad |
04:25 | Amit | distance between delhi to dehradun around 250 km |
04:25 | brendan | ok amit -- I'm signing off -- |
04:25 | Amit | ok bye |
04:25 | take care | |
04:25 | brendan | talk to you tomorrow -- if I'm awake |
04:25 | Amit | bye good night |
04:25 | brendan | good luck with your work |
09:08 | chris | hmm, bad connection for paul tonight |
09:08 | nicomo | hi chris |
09:09 | yes : he's at a client's for a meeting | |
09:09 | so i guess he tries to use the library's wifi, with mixed success | |
09:15 | chris | ahh |
09:15 | hopefully the meeting is going well | |
09:16 | nicomo | better than the wifi, hopefully :-) |
09:16 | chris | hehe |
09:25 | mason | bonjour kohaphiles |
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