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02:03 | Fiza | hello, im fiza, i have problem with my bib records, records has been added and can search in cataloging module, but it is not searchable in OPAC/catalog. the error promted is Error: Can't call method "raw" on an undefined value at /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/Search.pm line 763. |
02:06 | kivilahtio | Fiza: can you take a look at Koha's server-side logs? |
02:06 | Fiza | may i know which logs file? |
02:09 | kivilahtio | I have no idea, there are so many. They often give more help. |
02:09 | Also you can tweak what is logged with the /etc/koha/sites/koha-name/log4perl.conf to maybe get more help. But probably not in this case. | |
02:10 | Fiza: There are so many reasons why the searches can go wrong. | |
02:10 | Have the searches worked previously? | |
02:10 | How did you install Koha? | |
02:11 | Who is maintaining Koha for you? | |
02:40 | Fiza | These are new records that have been migrated from the symphony workflow to KOHA from direct database, table-to-table migration. all data transferred before is no problem, only this record. I and the team installed Koha version: 21.05.01.003. and we maintain the application including the server and database. |
02:45 | this what i found in opac-error.log AH01215: Use of uninitialized value $branch_limit in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/Koha.pm line 493.: /usr/share/koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/opac-search.pl, referer: https://../cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=&q=The+malayan+law+journal&branch_group_limit=&weight_search=1 | |
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03:04 | TripathiDP[m] | Dear All,... (full message at <https://matrix.org/_matrix/med[…]RQflxKMRxyjqYgbIU>) |
03:04 | * TripathiDP[m] | uploaded an image: (94KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/med[…]jpwR/error500.jpg > |
03:13 | kivilahtio | Fiza: If I understood correctly, you have this problem with only one record? Then it might be easier to just pull the record again from an external source using Z39.50/SRU. There is probably something wrong with the frameworkcode, or some of the KohaToMARC-mapping fields within the MARC21 record, such as the field 999$b (if I remmeber correctly) for biblionumber or 942$c for default itemtype. You might want to check the record if the Koha-fields are |
03:13 | correctly populated. | |
03:14 | Fiza: If you know the biblionumber, you can check the Koha database biblio_metadata-table for how the MARC21 XML looks like. | |
03:15 | Fiza: Some of those fields are not visible in the intranet typical cataloguing views. | |
03:16 | TripathiDP[m] | Thanks for quick response. |
03:16 | If there was any error with record, then why is it issuing? It shows the error but when check the report, it shows that book has been issued to the user. | |
03:18 | kivilahtio | TripathiDP[m]: because the issueing/holding is done via the Item-record (koha.items) and the searches are done by the indexes MARC21 records from the koha.biblio and koha.biblio_metadata tables. |
03:20 | TripathiDP[m] | kivilahtio: Thanks a lot. I will see the mapping. It is happening with all the records while issuing the book to the users. |
05:47 | ashimema | Morning |
05:48 | Oh, kivilahtio, long time no see | |
05:49 | I'd love to see us go native mojo | |
05:50 | dcook | ^ |
05:50 | ashimema | Hypnotoad |
05:50 | dcook | I've done a lot of work to move us in that direction, but I don't think it's been on anyone's radar |
05:50 | ashimema | We have a bunch of plack middlewares though that would need consideration. It's not an area I've deeply delved into so I don't know which of those would need mojo alternatives |
05:51 | There's just too many interesting projects to look at haha | |
05:51 | dcook | haha too true |
05:51 | If only I could clone myself. What could go wrong... | |
05:51 | ashimema | I've dabbled in that area over the years but never had time to really focus on it |
05:52 | dcook | Actually Jonathan has pointed out how the middleware thing is already a problem with the Mojolicious API |
05:52 | ashimema | Much like the security bugs of late.. we should really be prioritising them as a community but I'm struggling to have the motivation when it feels like it's such a small few who care about it |
05:52 | dcook | <3 ^ |
05:52 | ashimema | It's a real hidden work too |
05:52 | dcook | Agreed |
05:52 | As the author of every security patch in the next security release haha | |
05:53 | ashimema | You've done a great job there mate |
05:53 | dcook | Trying <3 |
05:53 | ashimema | I tried to work through a few this week to keep them moving |
05:53 | dcook | I appreciated your comment on the editor one |
05:54 | ashimema | The big csrf one to try and catch all is interesting. I really don't think it shouldn't be too painful if we could actually get a group of us to concentrate on it for a few days together... But that just doesn't ever happen |
05:54 | dcook | Agreed |
05:55 | Tomas and I need to come to Europe and have a KohaSec shingdig | |
05:55 | shindig* | |
05:55 | ashimema | The additional content stuff is getting me down a bit honestly. There are so many little issues with that area of code.. the interest in polishing it just went away and the followups never came |
05:56 | dcook | I'd be curious to hear more about that |
05:56 | ashimema | I'd like to see a second sort of hackfest. I love the existing one, but I'd like to see a more technical, smaller group focused event too |
05:56 | Like, 5 or 6 core Devs with some really clear goals locked in a room for a week | |
05:56 | dcook | Yass so much |
05:56 | Well I do want to be able to sleep and go to the bathroom... | |
05:57 | I like you guys but not that much :p | |
05:57 | ashimema | The additional content stuff trying to be too many things in my opinion. I'd like to see it split up more... Or at least the different concerns made much clearer in the code |
05:58 | I've submitted a bunch of tickets, but as soon as I tried doing any work on any of them I quickly found myself deeply tangled in the mess of mingled code paths | |
05:58 | Haha | |
05:58 | dcook | Ah yes relatable |
05:59 | ashimema | We could do so much better with TinyMCE. Our WYSIWYG isn't at all WYG.. haha.. because we don't apply our stylesheets to it and we don't expose the Koha block components and things |
06:00 | dcook | Ahh yes yes. I gotcha. I was thinking about that a lot lately, especially compared to the Wordpress CMS functionality |
06:00 | Of course, that's the whole point of Wordpress, but they go in some good directions for a few things | |
06:00 | ashimema | The editor does support all that.. but because we mix interfaces, news, pages and blocks all in one big mess, it's very difficult to actually apply the right stuff at the right time |
06:01 | Yeah, we should let some of those best of breed systems inspire us more | |
06:01 | Pedro loves WordPress | |
06:02 | dcook | Absolutely. It is tough :( |
06:02 | ashimema | It's all blocked by time |
06:02 | dcook | Pretty much |
06:02 | ashimema | Noone has time to concentrate on polishing |
06:03 | dcook | Yeah, inertia ends up winning |
06:04 | ashimema | Kohas great and marches forward.. but I feel all the pain points really keenly at the moment. Maybe I just know them all too well.. |
06:05 | dcook | Familiarity breeds contempt hehe |
06:05 | I feel the same way though. It's easy to see the flaws when you know where to look. | |
06:09 | magnuse | \o/ |
06:15 | * magnuse | hands out lots of tuits |
06:18 | ashimema | Lol |
06:18 | Maybe at the next hackfest I try to push for a more focused small room of Devs with a focused goal | |
06:19 | I always find I'm in hot demand at hackfest.. which is lovely and I want to help everyone with everything... But I so often don't actually achieve many, if any, of my goals | |
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06:32 | reiveune | hello |
06:33 | dcook | "I always find I'm in hot demand". I may have laughed out loud reading that hehe |
06:34 | #hotproblems | |
06:34 | allo reiveune | |
06:37 | ashimema | Lol |
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07:37 | MatthewBlenkinsop[m] | o/ |
07:39 | magnuse | \o |
07:40 | ashimema | Joubu about? |
07:40 | Joubu | yes |
07:41 | ashimema | Witt the multi-address email stuff |
07:42 | I wondered why the choice to multi enqueue as apposed 5i just send an array of addresses 8n the To? | |
07:42 | Joubu | Do you have a cat walking on your keyboard? |
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07:43 | ashimema | School run |
07:43 | Practically running and phone typing | |
07:45 | Joubu | sorry I don't understand the question :D |
07:46 | ashimema | You enqueue a copy of the notice for each address.. filling the message queue |
07:46 | Why bit queue the notice once | |
07:46 | But with multiple to addresses? | |
07:46 | Joubu | can you remind me the bug/context of that? |
07:47 | ashimema | The guarantee copy but takes that approach instead. We send an array of addresses to the cc header and email::sender handles the rest |
07:47 | Joubu | bug 12802? |
07:47 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]_bug.cgi?id=12802 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, julian.maurice, Patch doesn't apply , Send notices using several email addresses |
07:47 | ashimema | Bug 12802 |
07:47 | Yes | |
07:47 | Joubu | From: Jonathan Druart <jonathan.druartbiblibre.com> |
07:47 | Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 13:15:36 +0200 | |
07:48 | ashimema | Maybe it wasn't yours |
07:48 | Joubu | I am no longer involved in this one ;) |
07:48 | written 9 years ago... | |
07:48 | ashimema | Lol |
07:48 | Indeed | |
07:48 | OK.. I'll try to dig out whoever was rebasing then | |
07:48 | Joubu | this should have been pushed years ago, really |
07:49 | ashimema | Yup |
07:49 | Joubu | it was working perfectly and was used in production by the customer |
07:53 | ashimema: I really cannot remember. Didn't we have a problem in previous versions with that? Was it possible to have several email addresses in the to/cc fields? | |
08:07 | ashimema | pass |
08:09 | it probably massively predates the move to Email::Stuffer and friends | |
08:09 | I'm also not entirely sure about the move from setting addresses at the last minute to always setting them at enqueue | |
08:10 | I kinda liked that they set at the last minute so a retry of sending may pick up new addresses and things | |
08:10 | having said that.. as the send stuff pro-actively updates to address anyway I think.. it may well not have worked that way for a while anyway | |
08:12 | looks like jajm took it over | |
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08:47 | krimsonkharne[m] | morning #koha |
08:47 | anybody know if there's a syspref for "only allow checkouts from the homebranch of the item"? | |
08:47 | for holds, it's clear.. but for checkouts I'm not sure | |
09:27 | cait | not a pref |
09:28 | maybe with CircControl... and circulation conditions | |
09:28 | or by using differnt itemtypes, but that's probably a last resort | |
09:33 | krimsonkharne[m] | yeah, we solved it with different, "homebranch-specific" item types in the end |
09:36 | cait | branch specific patron categories would probabl work too |
09:36 | depending on how you select your rules | |
09:37 | I thin it would probably work without that if you had CircControl to: library the patron is from | |
09:38 | hm or not | |
09:38 | circulation conditions can be hard | |
09:38 | using itemtypes is probably the most transparent option too | |
09:42 | krimsonkharne[m] | yeah |
09:43 | we'll talk more about it LMSCloud-internally.. might be worth thinking about a new syspref "Allow / Disallow checkouts if the item homebranch is different from the logged in branch" | |
09:43 | cait++ | |
09:46 | cait | I feel like it is possible... but I had not the right idea yet maybe? |
09:47 | but I would not make it a pref, maybe a setting on the circulation conditions somehow | |
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10:19 | oleonard | Hi all |
10:32 | magnuse | kia ora oleonard |
10:46 | ashimema | lol |
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11:04 | oleonard | Which is it?? https://snipboard.io/wzPHeu.jpg |
11:28 | paulderscheid[m] | Just in: Interesting customer request: Accessing news via URL (which could be realised via the API) for "Poster" Screens in the Lobby. |
11:28 | Anyone ever worked on an endpoint for news? | |
11:28 | News meaning Koha-News | |
11:35 | tcohen[m] | hola #koha o/ |
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11:39 | Joubu | paulderscheid[m]: I don't, but keep in mind that there is a redesign of the DB structure going on: bug 31383 |
11:39 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]_bug.cgi?id=31383 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart+koha, Signed Off , Additional contents: We need a parent and child table |
11:44 | paulderscheid[m] | Thanks for the heads up joubu, wasn't going to jump on it immediately anyway. |
11:47 | * ashimema | had forgotten about bug 31383 |
11:47 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]_bug.cgi?id=31383 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart+koha, Signed Off , Additional contents: We need a parent and child table |
11:47 | ashimema | I should look at that again |
11:51 | Joubu | all the awesome stuffs are on the roadmap ;) |
12:09 | @later tell PedroAmorim[m] please have a look at 34842 | |
12:09 | huginn | Joubu: The operation succeeded. |
12:11 | oleonard | paulderscheid[m]: Have you seen Bug 8628? |
12:11 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]w_bug.cgi?id=8628 new feature, P5 - low, ---, aleisha, Failed QA , Add digital signs to the OPAC |
12:11 | oleonard | That sounds similar |
12:18 | tcohen[m] | Joubu, Pedro Amorim is there a trick on hte Kohatable component preventing display of some rows |
12:19 | * tcohen[m] | uploaded an image: (41KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/med[…]jMXVKAR/image.png > |
12:19 | tcohen[m] | 'filtered from 3 total entries' |
12:19 | The exact same request in postman returns the 3 rows | |
12:19 | * tcohen[m] | uploaded an image: (252KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/med[…]NxvvQGV/image.png > |
12:20 | tcohen[m] | I'm new to Vue, and this got my nerves high |
12:20 | haha | |
12:20 | ashimema | haha |
12:20 | is it not in the headers | |
12:20 | as in, the response header returns a full count of all rows of the table.. no matter what? | |
12:20 | or something like that | |
12:21 | tcohen[m] | yes, the X-Total-Count |
12:21 | ashimema | it's bugged me a few times too.. places where the whole point of the table is to never ever show certain things.. yet we still highlight it's a filtered set |
12:21 | exactly | |
12:21 | does it now come from there | |
12:22 | tcohen[m] | oh |
12:23 | if I ask to embed the (non existent patrons) then it returns only one row | |
12:24 | this is a bigger problem | |
12:24 | and not a Vue one | |
12:26 | Joubu | we talked about that already |
12:26 | you need a dedicated route | |
12:26 | tcohen[m] | ? |
12:26 | Joubu | you are adding a filtering, right? |
12:27 | tcohen[m] | No, I'm trying to list record sources |
12:27 | and tried deleting the linked patron | |
12:27 | and now the record sources without a patron linked are | |
12:27 | not returned by the API | |
12:28 | Joubu | ok, so the 2 queries are not the same |
12:28 | tcohen[m] | indeed |
12:28 | Joubu | sorry, I thought it was something else |
12:28 | tcohen[m] | I noticed I was missing the x-koha-embed |
12:28 | patron | |
12:28 | Joubu | do you want the 3 entries or just one? |
12:28 | tcohen[m] | the 3 |
12:30 | I was having fun with cypress until I hit this heh | |
12:31 | Joubu | no idea right now, but drop me a note and I will have a look later |
12:32 | tcohen[m] | thanks, if I find somethign I'll post somewhere |
12:33 | oleonard | Why can't we copy the contents of a control field to a non-control field in a MARC modification template? |
12:36 | tcohen[m] | do you need to use @ for the subfield? |
12:37 | oleonard | Damned if I do and damned if I don't: https://snipboard.io/wzPHeu.jpg |
12:46 | cait | I thin it#s a standing bug |
12:46 | like a filed one | |
12:47 | Shane-NP[m] | Can I backup an 18 server and move to 23? |
12:47 | cait | bug 22436 ? |
12:47 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]_bug.cgi?id=22436 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, koha-bugs, NEW , add move or copy control field from or to subfield in MARC modification templates |
12:48 | Shane-NP[m] | I am doing a fresh install of 23, just got to the MariaDB section |
12:50 | Guessing I need /koha/koha-sites.conf from old server and the backup folder contents? | |
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13:05 | paulderscheid[m] | Thanks oleonard, I havn't. |
13:20 | Shane-NP[m] | Hmm...thinking the DB schema has likely changes a lot wonder if I can just migrate the materials I have an forget the history...just keep items records? |
13:21 | caroline | doesn't the updatedatabase script usually take care of schema schanges? |
13:22 | Shane-NP[m] | been what 5 years since I touch this...18 to 23 :P I don't even remember what the instances are :) let alone what/how to move this stuff...im pulling a Dory here...just keep swimming...just keep swimming |
13:23 | Plus 4 jobs in between my brain is worse then scrambled eggs haha | |
13:23 | caroline | I mean, you could do a data migration as if you were moving from another product, but I'm pretty sure updatedatabase will take care of most things |
13:24 | are you a dev or an it person? | |
13:24 | oleonard | caroline: At first I thought you asked "Are you a dev or a person?" XD |
13:24 | caroline | lol!! I'm not that bad! XD |
13:25 | oleonard | Now we know why you don't call yourself a developer ;) |
13:25 | Shane-NP[m] | IT person is a stretch these day...more road kill being run over by semi-trucks :P |
13:25 | caroline | rofl |
13:27 | Shane-NP[m] | All the google results are from '15-18 so if there is a current guide moving server A to B that would be awesome. |
13:27 | caroline | yeah, if you think it's too much, you can definitely create a new instance and simply migrate all the data into it. That's probably what I would do because as previously mentioned i am not a developer lol |
13:27 | But if you know your way around databases, updatedatabase is a good option I think | |
13:28 | Shane-NP[m] | I think I want to start fresh, and then I can mirror the other library on our server |
13:30 | I just want to try and export the all the IT asset records I created. I can run a few lines of SQL....wish I had my skills back when I was an aspiring web-developer I can spit out basic SQL in my sleep with left, inner, outter joins...oh 20 years...ago..so far away | |
13:33 | are the library rules in a conf file I can import so I am not recreating all the patron types, check out rules, or am I just better off trying a fill mygration | |
13:34 | caroline | I know the circulation rules table changed drastically, I don't remember which version |
13:35 | aw-bib[m] | Shane-NP: I think no config files all in the database, but you can create yml-files that define those and load it from there. |
13:36 | caroline | Shane-NP[m], do you have 18.05 or 18.11? the circulation_rules table was introduced in 18.11 it seems |
13:37 | Shane-NP[m] | Well that was little dyslexia 18.11.05 |
13:40 | omg was just typing in the Windows search bar...my brain is toast. I almost typed 18.05.11, since you asked the version and it has both #s | |
13:52 | cait | don't want to interrupt... but maybe it woudl be really easier to install fresh, but add your existing database |
13:52 | that#s all you need to do realyl and Koha takes care of the rest | |
13:53 | so you can have a brand new server and all your data | |
13:53 | if you try to migrate with SQL you'll run into problems more likely | |
13:53 | if you really want to export your records, I'd use the tools in Koha to get them out in MARC with the items and than reimport | |
13:54 | Shane-NP[m]: this is old, but accurate: http://kohageek.blogspot.com/2[…]abase-to-new.html | |
13:54 | Shane-NP[m] | Thanks..I was reading that but cringed at the dat |
13:55 | cait | the mysql commands don't really change that much |
13:55 | and the koha ones look correct to me | |
13:55 | Shane-NP[m] | Yeah that sounds perfect if the DB hold most of the settings |
13:55 | cait | if you didn't change indexing etc. it should have all you need |
13:56 | caroline | cait++ #once again proves she has all the answers ;) |
13:56 | cait | caroline: that makes me feel like a terrible know-it-all |
13:57 | caroline | nah! |
13:57 | youu always have the knowledge people need | |
13:57 | you know I don't mean it in a negative way | |
13:58 | cait | I hope :) know... is hard |
14:00 | Shane-NP[m] | This still valid?: sudo koha-rebuild-zebra -v -f library |
14:00 | I know Library will be my instance name | |
14:00 | cait | are you using zebra or elastic? |
14:00 | if you don't know it's probably zebra and correct :D | |
14:00 | system preference SearchEngine can tell oyu | |
14:01 | Shane-NP[m] | uhh....I haven't built it all the way yet, I just installed MariaDB on the new Ubuntu VM |
14:01 | cait | I think you need to install Elasticsearch separately if you want to tuse it, because it could also live on another server/be a cluster somewhere else |
14:01 | a normal intallation will usually give you Zebra | |
14:02 | Shane-NP[m] | terminal is just blinking at me...judging me...making me question my life choices...wanting to me to make a decision...but I am trapped in an infinite time loop of wanting someone else to do it all for me |
14:02 | cait | being a little dramatic? ;) |
14:02 | Shane-NP[m] | 18 is probably using Zebra |
14:03 | aw-bib[m] | I am currently trying to find a way to migrate movement data (checkout/checkin so the stats are right in the end). now I stumbled upon koc-files that look promising to accomplish that. am I here on the right track? |
14:03 | cait | Shane-NP[m]: I'd say so |
14:04 | you can still look at Elastic later when you are feeling like it | |
14:04 | Shane-NP[m] | not sure if that is a choice on 23...just being funny...because I have about 100 broken / unfinish things left in the wake of the person I hired to replace me...who was let go...and they asked for me to comes back |
14:04 | cait | aw-bib[m]: koc is for offline circulation |
14:04 | you can't use them for historic so well (you'd need to issue and return...) and you can't set the tdates things happen | |
14:04 | aw-bib[m] | cait: right that's why I thought I could missuse it to replay the co/ci-events. |
14:05 | cait | so if you need for stats... I'd try and add entries to old_issues and statistics using SQL instead |
14:05 | Shane-NP[m] | Short story long, I tried to move to another state...failed, and moved back, and then the position opened back up, and now I know why! |
14:05 | aw-bib[m] | tdates being what? |
14:06 | cait | like the checkout/checkin dastes |
14:06 | when Koha proceses the files, it will do the checkouts when you process (I think) | |
14:06 | so you can't backdate | |
14:06 | you coudl try it, I might be wrong | |
14:06 | but easy to test | |
14:07 | aw-bib[m] | ah, so you think if I replay a checkin from 2 years ago it will not accept it. |
14:07 | I can have a look at that. | |
14:07 | cait | i think it will, but it might end u being a 'today's' transaction |
14:07 | aw-bib[m] | for the sql path: do you have some pointer where I could start out? |
14:07 | cait | old_issues is like issues - it's not a bad table |
14:07 | Shane-NP[m] | Just so I don't screw myself, finish the full install and then do the migrate article correct? So I am using: https://wiki.koha-community.or[…]ki/Koha_on_Debian, I am just done the MariaDB |
14:08 | cait | the only thing to look out for is that your PK don't run into each other |
14:08 | when an issue is returned it's moved from issues to old_issues | |
14:08 | so a key existing in issues, should not exist in old_issues | |
14:08 | you can simply move the PK counter with a SQL statement - so migrate the old ones, set the cunter in issues to the max(issue_id) from old_issues | |
14:08 | i believe that's probably the 'hardest' bit | |
14:09 | but I ususally only spec the migrations, I don't have to write the scripts heh | |
14:09 | .koc might work for your purpose, you could give it a try with a simple file and see the outcome | |
14:11 | aw-bib[m] | ok, I'll check the koc, and if I don't end up with something working I'll dive into isusses and old_issues. and I understand that the id in issues gets transfered to old_issues so I'll have to make sure they don't clash. |
14:12 | cait | that sounds lke I made sense :D |
14:12 | I was not feeling like it | |
14:13 | but yes | |
14:19 | aw-bib[m] | I was just wondering if there some default path as it seems to me like a pretty common question to migrate this stuff. and the koc-path looked a bit like what I did when I migrated aleph to our current system. (just that aleph had some amnesia and lost "a few" transactions in it's history.) |
14:24 | cait | I am not sure what most people do, we usually migrate only the patrons with the koha tools, the rest is scripts loading the data into the DB |
14:24 | Joubu | oleonard: do you think you are ready to add your signoff to bug 33568? |
14:24 | huginn | 04Bug https://bugs.koha-community.or[…]_bug.cgi?id=33568 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, jonathan.druart+koha, Needs Signoff , Use the REST API to display items on the biblio detail view |
14:24 | cait | with the API there might be more options |
14:25 | oleonard | Joubu: I was going to take one more look to see if I could think of anything else I missed testing, and I can do that today |
14:26 | Joubu | Great, thanks a lot! Your feedback has been very helpful. |
14:27 | cait | oleonard++ Joubu++ |
14:27 | aw-bib[m] | cait: btw cleaning the issues/old_issues is effectively dropping all loan events, right? or do I have to be careful with some other tables that are connected? |
14:27 | cait | hm no kidclamp? |
14:27 | aw-bib[m]: no I think you are ok with those | |
14:27 | oleonard | cait: Is he at Koha-US conference? |
14:28 | cait | there coudl be statistics/action_log entries - but nothing will explode if those are still there |
14:28 | oleonard: oh good point! I think I saw he was giving a presentation | |
14:28 | aw-bib[m] | thx :) |
14:39 | cait | Shane-NP[m]: doing ok? |
14:43 | Shane-NP[m] | Sorry I have been on a support chat about a Clever integration and wanting our SIS to do a mid-day sync to fix student emails I changed...I haven't even continued with Koha |
14:48 | cait | ah - no problem, just checking in... and yes, finish installation and then do the migrate - not the line about dropping the db the new instance will have created. it has the new structure, so you need it gone before loading your old one. |
14:53 | Shane-NP[m] | cait: so ignore the drop/create/quit then how do I use the import carrot command, it will create it then right? IE if I do NEWDB < OLD_DB.sql NEWDB will be created as it imports? |
15:03 | mmmm...native SSH in windows...how I will not miss you putty...but you are a great tool I will forever keep around | |
15:07 | Guessing I should keep the instance names the same | |
15:12 | hmm...I didn't setup a domain (since 18 is running and lives on the domain), when I use the IP I get apache default page, any URL trick I can do or should I just remove Apache default site from sites-enabled | |
15:17 | reiveune | bye |
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15:31 | Shane-NP[m] | hmm...should I modify the document to have a note to remove the symlink to 000-default.conf in sites-enabled? The Appendix covers the ports changes...kinda...saying 8080 and 8081...while I left OPAC alone and changed Intra to 8080 |
15:32 | However, unless I missed it, I see nothing about the 000-default.conf, or is that a none-issue with a domain setup? I know I removed it from 18 as well, as it is not in sites-enabled on that old server. | |
15:33 | https://wiki.koha-community.or[…]onfiguring_Apache if anyone is wondering, it says beyond scope...why I ask | |
15:34 | Well that explains it | |
15:34 | crawls under a rock | |
15:35 | No one saw me using out dated documentation....no one | |
15:39 | paulderscheid[m] | Currently working on an api for a 3rd party integration and I just have to say: feels great to stand on the shoulders of giants :D So much work already done! community++ |
15:39 | ashimema | 🙂 |
15:40 | paulderscheid[m] | Especially the tests 😜 |
16:05 | oleonard | Under what circumstances is opac-restrictedpage.pl shown to the OPAC user? |
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16:26 | caroline | oleonard, I think that is a page that is accessible only when you are logged in. It's not accessible by default, users have to add the link somewhere |
16:27 | Not specifically about your question, but this is how to add resources to the restricted page and add the restricted page link somewhere... https://inlibro.com/knowledge-[…]source-numerique/ I notice it must be updated... ugh, it never ends! | |
16:29 | oleonard | So it's just a single page which you have to customize yourself and can be used to provide links to a logged-in user. |
16:30 | caroline | yes |
16:30 | I guess it could be moved to pages with a flag "logged in users only" or something like that, now that we have pages | |
16:31 | oleonard | That would be cool |
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16:31 | caroline | it would allow to have more than one restricted page too |
16:40 | oleonard | caroline++ |
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21:44 | cait | rangi++ |
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