M L N wrote:
> Yes Eric i do have a login screen and thanks to all your help i've
> solved it. using "Koha" for the login and the password and it
> worked
Lesson learned ... remember that the Koha installer asks you for
the superuser (admin) username and password. And be aware that
most of w
Hello Sir
I am PHP developer and i had downloaded the koha software but i found it is
totally made up in perl is there any other version available in PHP ?? if
not then pl help me as i have to install it to my local system which has
windows installed with Apache server and Mysql so how do i run it
Hi,
2009/4/5 Jesse :
> Biblios, XML-based: Already in use, though only by Biblios. No wrapper, so
> each of the services has to deal with XML::Simple itself. XML works fairly
> well, though is slightly more work to deal with than JSON on the browser
> end.
But necessary for dealing with XML-based
2009/5/14 Mahendra Varandani
> I am PHP developer and i had downloaded the koha software but i found it is
> totally made up in perl is there any other version available in PHP ??
No.
> if not then pl help me as i have to install it to my local system which has
> windows installed with Apache
So we have been having a few issues with locking up servers so I've been
watching show processlist when this happens and it seems that we have a lot
of
REPLACE INTO sessions(id, a-session) etc.. lines when this happens and when
they magically go away everything is running smoothly again.
So what
Hello, David. It's not clear to me why Koha (or CGI::Session, more
likely) uses REPLACE INTO for sessions. It's a performance killer.
Each time it's run it splits up into two or four queries, depending on
conditions. Simply executing an UPDATE, then an INSERT on the
condition that zero rows were up
