Zico wrote:
> Hi, I am using koha 3.0.4 under debian 5.0. The problem is in editing
> records. If we edit any records, after editing, it shows two same records,
> both are newly edited records.
This is not a development matter - it should have been sent to the
main koha mailing list. Also, pleas
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 4:39 PM, MJ Ray wrote:
> I'd try two things:
>
> 1. increase the debug level to 2 (or SetEnv KOHA_DEBUG 2 in the
> VirtualHost if that still works) to get a full backtrace and see what
> call results in a try to call clone on an undefined value;
>
> 2. check the databases
Zico,
Lets take this to the general list, as MJ suggested.
Shouldn't you be using the -z option for incremental updates?
Nonetheless, that is not the cause of the problem. The problem does not
occur in fresh installs, it seems to only occur where a data base has been
upgraded from an earlier vers
Hi,
Recently somebody on this list wrote to add the line "encoding utf-8 " to
/etc/koha/zebradb/lang_defs/en/sort-string-utf.chr.
I just discovered that from that time on I have multiple errors in the log of
rebuild_zebra like:
[fatal] Bad value-set specification
[warn] Failed to read character
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Bob Birchall @ Calyx wrote:
> Zico,
> Let’s take this to the general list, as MJ suggested.
> Shouldn't you be using the -z option for incremental updates?
> Nonetheless, that is not the cause of the problem. The problem does not
> occur in fresh installs, it seem
Hi,
Is there a way in Koha to know if a borrower is allowed to check out a
book without trying to do it effectively? I would like to be able, given
a borrower number, to know immediately if he's blocked. This is related
to Koha SIP2 Server. In the protocol, the Self-Check can ask to Koha
such
I am the one who wrote about the encoding utf-8 line missing from the
file. You are right. You are absolutely correct about converting the
file from latin1 to uft-8 as well.
We gave up on character mapping as a means of getting Spanish language
diacritics to search properly and went with the ic
Frederic Demians a écrit :
> For what I see in C4::Circulation, there is a function named TooMany
> which verify a borrower's authorization to check out put but with an
> item number. Do you think that Koha issuing rules would permit to have a
> IsBorrowerAllowedToCheckout function accepting jus
> The problem is that none can say if "this borrower can issue", one can
> just say "this borrower can issue an item of type X, from branch B",
> as issuing rules are based on patron categ/itemtype/branch (except if
> patron is debarred, but that's not your question ;-) )
That's the answer I w
first i would use aptitude and look for the packages under not installed > perl
and look for the libs, + to add hit g and then g again to install ;)
if you can not find the package in the repository use cpan.
if not in root, sudo cpan
install GD::Barcode::UPCE
not sure if you have used cpan befor
maybe someone can correct me on this but i believe your supposed to reindex
either nightly or every few hrs or when you do a batch import.
with zebra do
PERL5LIB=/kohainstall/lib
/kohainstall/bin/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -a -r
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I wrote a shell script for the times we need to manually reindex Zebra.
Our development box isn't a speed demon, so a large load takes some time
to index, so we help it along a bit. The production box is a speed
demon, so we don't need to reindex often. This script can be run from
Webmin. We are no
2009/12/18 Walls, Ian :
> For the SFX Target, I think all I need to do is get the proper Parser (which
> generates the URL), and the Parse params (variables), and save it as a new
> Target. Then it should be an easy matter to add a "Search for this title in
> Koha" link to the SFX menu.
>
> I'd
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