On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 7:33 AM, Chris Cormack wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 7:15 PM, paul POULAIN
> wrote:
>> Wagner, Jane a écrit :
>>> Can someone clarify the timeout system preference? In the 3.0.x manual
>>> site, it says
>>>
>> Hi Jane,
>>> Inactivity timeout for cookies authentication
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 7:15 PM, paul POULAIN wrote:
> Wagner, Jane a écrit :
>> Can someone clarify the timeout system preference? In the 3.0.x manual
>> site, it says
>>
> Hi Jane,
>> Inactivity timeout for cookies authentication (in seconds). This
>> preference applies to both the staff clien
Wagner, Jane a écrit :
> Can someone clarify the timeout system preference? In the 3.0.x manual
> site, it says
>
Hi Jane,
> Inactivity timeout for cookies authentication (in seconds). This
> preference applies to both the staff client and the OPAC.
>
> Default Value: 1200
>
> If I'm doin
At 11:04 AM -0500 2/23/09, Eric Bégin wrote:
>I do have an Koha installation that has a strange problem. The MARC
>Fields are not numerically ordered.
>...
>Anybody know how those fields are sorted?
MARC fields don't necessarily need to be sorted
numerically, especially for 5xx and 6xx fields.
Hi there,
My database currently contains 2 type of encoding for the same
characters. For example, I have Québec encoded as QueÌbec and another
as Québec.
The problem was probably related to the import of records from 2.2.9 vs
the one imported through z39.50.
Can anybody suggests a way to fi
Hi,
I do have an Koha installation that has a strange problem. The MARC
Fields are not numerically ordered.
For example, here are my 500s fields:
504 - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE + -
508 - CREATION/PRODUCTION CREDITS NOTE + -
521 - TARGET AUDIENCE NOTE + -
522 - GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE NOTE + -
524 -
My guess is file system permissions issue. I've seen this when
installing or updating. I suggest checking to see who owns /etc/koha
and /var/lock/koha. Also, if you are not running the rebuild-zebra as
the user who owns these directories that might cause these errors too.
In which case you would
