On 14/05/10 16:47, Galen Charlton wrote:
> # for the Koha repository
> git remote set-url origin git://git.koha-community.org/koha.git
I think set-url is new in git 1.7ish if you don't have it change the url
for origin in .git/config (or upgrade git!!!)
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ble with 5.8 prior to 3.2 stable.
Bug 4269 refers to DBD::SQLite2 which is a problem (but most folk can
run koha happily without)
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mend as it resolved some long standing oddities if I
remember right.
What ever people feel, I definitely thing we should say 3.4 will be at
least 5.10.
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I heard that PSGI on nginx is very fast. I was impressed by a
presentation on PSGI/Plack by its author, but haven't really played with
it since. Has anyone any experience of it?
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development now ... so is anyone interested in being on a
> committee?
>
Yes I'll lend a hand.
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try and run an
install
on a fresh Fedora 12 and see what should be in the doc.
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Just a warning that if you install Date::Manip from CPAN you get version
6. It is a major overhaul and will not build on perls earlier than 5.10.
Anyone writing code that depends on it should probably be circumspect
and check Date::Manip::Changes5to6.
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s the default. It requires innodb_file_per_table to be
set in your config (some distributions may do that for you).
Colin (who has cursed this feature when freeing up space in the early
hours of the morning in the past)
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the file system even if you truncate the
>> table :(
>
> Ouch! this would seem to be a mysql bug. Is there no way to ensure the
> drive space is freed up?
mysql says no
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=1287
If you have everything in one ibdata file it can be difficult to recover
space.
mmands ,pt and ,ptv in vim tp perltidy the file, or a
region of the file within the editor. The latter is esprcially handy if
I've added a few lines to a file and I want them formatted consistently
but I don't want to obscure the files revision history by cleaning up
code I've not
up the serials bugs. As I'm scheduled to do a fair
bit of work in that area I'll probably be generating a proportion of
those bugs.
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Having had my interest sparked by someone else's comments, I took a look
at Gsource an SVC visualization tool. Interestingly on the screenshots
page there is a screenshot generated from the koha source.
> http://code.google.com/p/gource/wiki/Screenshots
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ernational link
was down.
Try #koha on irc.freenode.net for us disadvantaged by being in the wrong
hemisphere
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also a good way to familiarize yourself with git if migrating in a
subversion environment.
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thers while maintaining your own working version and to contribute your
own changes back to the project. I worked on a project that used
subversion and moved to git and after the initial learning curve for
everyone we never looked back.
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On 25/01/10 16:18, Chris Nighswonger wrote:
> Hi Colin,
>
> On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 10:35 AM, Colin Campbell
> wrote:
>> I've just been taking a database from 3.01.00.61 to 3.01.00.107. (That's
>> HEAD prior to Galen's last big pile of patches to the cur
be of
interest elsewhere (I'm sure someone said they were looking at these
problems) I've uploaded a branch to my github:
g...@github.com:colinsc/koha.git
called dbupgrade3.2 which contains the changes I needed to make to get
updatedatabase run error-free.
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FYI
The Graphics::Magick perl module is now required for install in the
community 3.2 branch hosted by biblibre. Anyone wanting to install that
on Fedora will probably need the work around listed in >
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=527143
to get it to work.
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or the unwary.
>
> Having used an ORM before, I think it is important to monitor the performance
> of the auto generated SQL, keep some metrics and optimise once the concepts
> are functioning.
It's very important, I've been down that road as well.
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The new look
http://www.perl.org
is now up and running.
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:DBI. Using DBIx::Class does offer us more options in having a
better defined schema.
We probably need to review what our options are in the future for db
compatibility.
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perl module. It could use Template Toolkit for instance without
changing the user interface, but resulting in more maintainable code.
Thought I'd float that suggestion for comments.
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transmit'
> You could still run a middle layer on localhost. But if it can be
> handled cleanly via SIPconfig, I would support that.
>
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This would be the way to go for flexibility. At the moment the
assumption is interwoven with the protocol handling. I don't think
expecting the clients to send different line endings is likely as these
are usually closed (often windows) binaries. Its a lot easier to handle
the vagaries of
ndering if anyone has any thoughts on improving the server side.
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27; sounds more like a Bib search than an authority search. Has
anyone any pointers on what we think these should be doing? If there is
some agreement I'll try and get theory and practice to correspond a bit
more closely
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On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 03:17:54PM +0100, Henri-Damien LAURENT wrote:
> Can you precise your zebra server version and yaz-client ?
>
zebra server 2.0.36
yaz-client 3.0.34
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On a fresh marc21/zebra/dom install. I found that after linking bibs to
authorities the link appeared bib->authority but all authorities showed
0 biblios linked. Zebra was not recognising 'Koha-Auth-Number'
Changing ccl.properties entry
Authority-Number 1=Koha-Auth-Number
an Authority-Number
Koh
It's a static analysis tool which works on projects in C, C++ and Java.
It was originally developed to analyse the linux kernel codebase. As
such the Koha code is not a candidate, but many of the projects
Koha relies on (Perl, Apache) are already using it
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