> * zebrasrv
> must run on the same machine as apache ? (in this case, opac and intranet
> cannot be separated)
> Or
> ***
> unix:__ZEBRA_RUN_DIR__/bibliosocket
> >unix:__ZEBRA_RUN_DIR__/authoritysocket
> ***
> can be changed to point to another machine ?
Yes, Zebra can be configured to run a
Vincent --
Yes is it possible to switch between zebra and "nozebra" index modes. In
Koha, these are controlled by a value in the systempreferences table:
SELECT * FROM systempreferences WHERE variable="NoZebra"
Of course you could not search successfully after switching NoZebra OFF if
zebra itse
I like Josh's suggestion along with Pauls - on shelf/on hold
David Schuster
Paul POULAIN-2 wrote:
>
> Joshua Ferraro a écrit :
>> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Nicole Engard
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> I agree! It should say that it's not available or that it's on hold.
>>> Seems like
Hi,
As I've a few free time, I'm trying to complete a first version of
Debian Koha packaging.
I've a few questions for koha/zebra/.. guru that I separate in 3 mails.
Here is the first mail.
If I understand correctly, a working koha server run several process
(apache2, mysqld, ...) and
Hi,
As I've a few free time, I'm trying to complete a first version of
Debian Koha packaging.
I've a few questions for koha/zebra/.. guru that I separate in 3 mails.
Here is the third mail.
Most of the koha configuration (mostly what is asked by Makefile.PL)
will be handled by debconf.
Hi,
As I've a few free time, I'm trying to complete a first version of
Debian Koha packaging.
I've a few questions for koha/zebra/.. guru that I separate in 3 mails.
Here is the second mail.
I would like koha users to be able to do 'dpkg-reconfigure koha'
to modify most of the config.
Anybody working on this aspect of holds should focus on the display only and
not the underlying (C4) representation given the likelihood of other code
being effected.
"On Shelf" makes sense to me also. I think that whether an item is
"available for hold" does not need any descriptive text beyond
> What about 'On shelf' instead of available? and 'On hold' if the item
> is either on hold or 'waiting' (on the hold shelf)? Would that clear
> up that distinction?
I'd be satisfied with "on shelf." I don't think patrons need to see
"waiting" in the OPAC, because the "waiting" status is really on
On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Nicole Engard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am at training in Texas and the librarians here agree with Susan.
> It should say that the book is not available. They don't need it to
> say that it's on hold - but they don't want it to say available
> because then patr
I am at training in Texas and the librarians here agree with Susan.
It should say that the book is not available. They don't need it to
say that it's on hold - but they don't want it to say available
because then patrons will go the shelf looking for it.
---
Nicole C. Engard
Open Source Evangeli
Good point- "On hold" would be less confusing for patrons.
Susan Bennett
ILS System Administrator
Geauga County Public Library
440 286-6811 x 125
440 286-7419 FAX
On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 8:41 AM, Owen Leonard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I know our patrons are confused by "available". We've h
Owen Leonard a écrit :
>> I know our patrons are confused by "available". We've had more then one
>> patron come in to pick up an item that the OPAC said was available only to
>> discover that the book was on the hold shelf for another patron an they
>> could not take it out. How about something li
> I know our patrons are confused by "available". We've had more then one
> patron come in to pick up an item that the OPAC said was available only to
> discover that the book was on the hold shelf for another patron an they
> could not take it out. How about something like "not currently on shelf"
I know our patrons are confused by "available". We've had more then one
patron come in to pick up an item that the OPAC said was available only to
discover that the book was on the hold shelf for another patron an they
could not take it out. How about something like "not currently on shelf". We
try
Joshua Ferraro a écrit :
> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Nicole Engard
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I agree! It should say that it's not available or that it's on hold.
>> Seems like a bug - or a feature that was never implemented.
> Really? To me it's an issue of semantics -- what does 'avai
> Really? To me it's an issue of semantics -- what does 'available' mean
> in this context? For instance, it's available for hold right? That is,
> it's not lost, missing or withdrawn ...
I would expect the OPAC to list items as being on reserve. That's what
our dev_week installation shows for ite
On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Nicole Engard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree! It should say that it's not available or that it's on hold.
> Seems like a bug - or a feature that was never implemented.
Really? To me it's an issue of semantics -- what does 'available' mean
in this context? For
I agree! It should say that it's not available or that it's on hold.
Seems like a bug - or a feature that was never implemented.
---
Nicole C. Engard
Open Source Evangelist, LibLime
(888) Koha ILS (564-2457) ext. 714
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://liblime.com
http://blogs.liblim
Hello,
If I don't mind, a book that has a hold on it is, in koha 3.0, displayed
as "available" in OPAC.
That sound strange, and a bug to me.
Am I missing something, or does it have to be fixed ?
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