2009/9/16 Michael :
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to make an adjustment on an OPAC. Is there a way to hide the
> 'search' form/buttons from users who have not logged in yet? Also, can it be
> done without editing the templates? Using jscript is fine or via any other
> method that can be done through Sy
Hi guy, am having a play with a script to convert the current mysql
kohastructure.sql to postgresql etc.
My thinking is that any updates to the mysql kohastructure.sql could be
handled by automatically by a script.
Firstly I have noticed that some table name and columns names are not
quoted.
Could
2009/9/15 Roxana Luz Fleipaz
> Hello Friends.
>
> I'm sure there's someone here who has experience of working KOHA with
> Fingerprint Reader.
>
> My case is the following code readers have fingerprints SFR300 NEXT-S ver2
> model, and I need to integrate with KOHA.
>
> Can anyone help me and tell
Hi,
I'm trying to make an adjustment on an OPAC. Is there a way to hide the
'search' form/buttons from users who have not logged in yet? Also, can it be
done without editing the templates? Using jscript is fine or via any other
method that can be done through System Preferences.
Thanks!
Hello Friends.
I'm sure there's someone here who has experience of working KOHA with
Fingerprint Reader.
My case is the following code readers have fingerprints SFR300 NEXT-S ver2
model, and I need to integrate with KOHA.
Can anyone help me and tell me where to start?
Thank you very much, Be aw
Thank you Galen. For our first install, memcached is not all that
important. Our second implementation will be for our bookmobiles and
they will benefit from the memcached support.
John
-Original Message-
From: Galen Charlton [mailto:gmcha...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Hi,
2009/9/15 Chadwick, John, DCA :
> Now, the question is, how important, or unimportant, is the memcached
> commands?
Memcached support is currently optional, so you may safely leave those
lines commented out. Ultimately (and by ultimately I mean likely
after the release of 3.2), though, memca
Okay, I diagnosed the cause of the error, but now I have a new question.
In the koha-conf.xml file I commented out the last two lines concerning
the memory caching, memcached_servers and memcached_namespace.
That took care of the issue concerning being able to go to the web
installer via th
We are finally staging our production server that will house a couple of
Koha sites to begin with using apache virtual hosting. I downloaded and
install the latest version from the git repository and I have done a
clean install. I am now getting something a bit strange and any help
would be appreci
paul POULAIN wrote:
> What do you think about releasing all our 3.2 improvements under AGPL ?
> http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
It's a bad idea. See list archives for my past explanations (I am
offline due to network problems as I write this) but I'll remix them
here:
> Summary: the AGPL
2009/9/15 paul POULAIN
> Hello,
>
> What do you think about releasing all our 3.2 improvements under AGPL ?
> http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
>
> Summary: the AGPL makes mandatory to release source code even if your
> software is an hosted one.
>
> The AGPL is compatible with Koha, as Koha
I am 100% behind this idea. I have brought up the subject before. I
think it adds more guarantees of quid pro quo.
Kyle
http://www.kylehall.info
Information Technology
Crawford County Federated Library System ( http://www.ccfls.org )
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 11:10 AM, paul POULAIN
wrote:
> He
Hello,
What do you think about releasing all our 3.2 improvements under AGPL ?
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
Summary: the AGPL makes mandatory to release source code even if your
software is an hosted one.
The AGPL is compatible with Koha, as Koha is GPL v2 *or later*
http://www.gnu.or
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