Fred was not alone--and congratulations to him for getting this
operational, taking it to levels and adding details that make this an
incredibly useful resource!
*[optional reading below!]*
I did something incredibly similar at my old job, continuing a resource
that I had developed as a "proof of
I tried to upgrade to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS just this week using
"do-release-upgrade".
This created several problems that, since I'm in my last week of employment
and am not being replaced (immediately if at all), caused me to abandon the
OS upgrade and I restored my machine using a snapshot taken prio
Frameworks give me the ability to do something I wished my previous catalog
could do but didn't--customized OPAC and staff-side field labels (all the
way down to the subfield level, which is a really nice bonus). While the
"provided" ones focus on format, you have the ability to create brand new
o
Hello Christos!
It sounds like you got as far as I got in 2015 when I was experimenting
with Koha for the first time.
Please do consider viewing my installation guide, found here (this is the
same document as hosted on the koha-US website):
bit.ly/201907kohainstall
This should give you the info
jonathan.dru...@bugs.koha-community.org> wrote:
> John,
>
> I have updated the page https://koha-community.org/download-koha/
> To remove the " (up to version 5.6)" for MySQL requirement and add the
> 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). as supported distro.
>
> Regards,
>
Hello Murphy,
It is my understanding that 18.04 is not yet supported as an OS (16.04 is,
though)--MySQL 5.7 is also not supported (version should be "up to 5.6"--or
use MariaDB instead).
If you're not too far along in your efforts, you might want to start over
with that OS/SQL server configuratio
ter (much like
they were with III and the way that system handled what were called c, d,
and g order statuses)--but we've historically always ignored "Ordered"
("Encumbered" from back in the day) since it never actually represented
"real money".
John
On Thu, Oct
Under our scenario and as developed under 16.05 (when we started working
with Acquisitions because it was the first version that supported standing
orders), UI "Actual Cost" (SQL aqorders.unitprice) is only filled in at the
time of item receipt (invoice payment) for both firm and standing orders.
Good morning, Michael,
See if this set of instructions works for you (or, at the very least, gives
you something additional to consider):
https://goo.gl/RkZGyk
I wrote them, with the most recent revision and testing back in March. It
covers the installation of 17.11 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. This i
The user manual used to have a great table listing all of the 952 fields,
which ones were required (with a default installation and with the loading
of defaults during the web installer) and which ones were required (for
circulation). A quick search and I am unable to find that table in the
17.11
Hello Luis,
There was a big change in the way MARC data is handled in 17.05. marcxml
is no longer in the biblioitems table--it is now biblio_metadata.metadata
If you're running 17.05, this would be a great place to start looking to
update your query. If you're not on 17.05, I'm afraid I don't h
Good day, all!
Now that I've finally gotten our campus backup solution working with my
koha server, I'm getting ready to advance my installation beyond the
relatively basic, out-of-the-box stage in which I've kept it since going
with a "soft live" launch in January.
This got me thinking. In the
Good morning, all!
Under the category of "Well, that didn't take long".I'm hoping someone
might be able to provide insight into this issue!
CONFIGURATION: koha 3.20.04 on Debian 8.2
Using the "new indexer" (not quite sure what to call it--my apologies!)
SCENARIO:
I'm loading records thr
Hi!
My name is John Sterbenz and I am exploring joining the Koha community as
my library examines its needs in a post-physical collection world.
In May of 2013, we had 150,000 physical items across two facilities and six
primary collections, with access to around 400,000 electronic titles. By
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