Having performed some additional testing I have come to believe that usually
koha displays local images for only the books that Amazon returns images
for, plus one local image per page, of a book that Amazon doesn't return an
image for.
I have noted exceptions to the rule above, but they always re
Thank you, your response make things clear.
I'll look for other possible changes, from the o/s side, or even revert to a
previous VM image.
regards,
Manos Petridis
>
> From: Chris Cormack
>To: Manos Petridis ; "koha@lists.katipo.co.nz"
>
>Sent: Sunday, Augus
Hi Manos,
Chris is right - the MySQL user is not in the koha database of borrowers. You
confuse it with the admin user that is part of the sample users, I think. This
user is lacking permissions after installation, so changing the password and
using the user you can't log in with it.
Katrin
I highly doubt it has changed the mysql password, there is no code in Koha to
do that, I just checked. It can only change the password in the borrowers table
in the Koha db.
I'm not sure what you have done to mysql.
Chris
Manos Petridis wrote:
- Original Message -
> From: Chris Co
- Original Message -
> From: Chris Cormack
> To: Manos Petridis
> Cc: "koha@lists.katipo.co.nz"
> Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2012 12:46 PM
> Subject: Re: [Koha] kohaadmin password change
>
> On 19 August 2012 21:35, Manos Petridis wrote:
>> Thank you Chris for your reply. I guess ther
On 19 August 2012 21:35, Manos Petridis wrote:
> Thank you Chris for your reply. I guess there must have been some pressing
> need to present both MySQL users and koha users in the same interface/list.
>
Yes, you need one user to be able to login to create a new one. It's
only one mysql user btw.
Thank you Chris for your reply. I guess there must have been some pressing need
to present both MySQL users and koha users in the same interface/list.
I understand the concept of creating a 2nd super-user and perform any
operations from that profile; in fact I had already created such a user s
On 19 August 2012 20:33, Manos Petridis wrote:
> One further question: I recently changed the kohaadmin password, using the
> koha admin interface (i.e. for patron #1).
> This change was necessary in order to be able to perform catalogue-ing
> off-site, connecting to port 8080 from any Internet-
One further question: I recently changed the kohaadmin password, using the koha
admin interface (i.e. for patron #1).
This change was necessary in order to be able to perform catalogue-ing
off-site, connecting to port 8080 from any Internet-connected browser.
I did not change the operating syst
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