>
> The real problem lies in the nature of bots of any species that find
> a form to fill and and hit your website with all possible values being
> selected, one by one.
>
> This is the behaviour I saw in our Apache logs. EVERY possibility
> for the
> advanced search was being requested and presu
Mason James wrote:
> i'm curious... what was the bot's ID-string in your access.log?
> (i want to check my logs for those bots too)
public knowledge: the USER_AGENT is
"Mozilla/5.0 (Twiceler-0.9 http://www.cuil.com/twiceler/robot.html)"
cheer
rick
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Rick
> Addendum: also install a robots.txt file at the following location
> in the Koha source tree:
>
> opac/htdocs/robots.txt
Isn't this already a part of a standard Koha installation, and even if
not, isn't this all that is required to ward off search engine
spiders?
Killing by default the abili
Owen Leonard wrote:
>> Addendum: also install a robots.txt file at the following location
>> in the Koha source tree:
>>
>> opac/htdocs/robots.txt
>
> Isn't this already a part of a standard Koha installation, and even if
> not, isn't this all that is required to ward off search engine
> spide
I love that idea!! I'm going to submit it as a suggested enhancement
via bugs.koha.org.
Nicole
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Pablo A. Bianchi wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Nicole Engard wrote:
>>
>> We need a consensus of sorts on an issue that has a few bugs
>> associated with
Hello All,
I would just like to announce that I've rewritten my Offline Circ
program from the ground up. This version is written in C++/Qt4. The
benefit over the previous version is improved stability, no need to
install other components ( i.e. Gnope ), and it looks a bit nicer as
well. It output
Good day all!
I'm new to the Koha system - we're using it for our charter high school
library. We've only had it installed for about 2 months and I'm now
responsible for maintenance and enhancements.
In our library, we need the ability for users (high school students) to
be able to search for
Richard,
There is one tip in the manual:
http://koha.org/documentation/manual/3.2/searching/advanced-search-prefixes/view?searchterm=lexile
I haven't done much other than that :)
Nicole
2010/1/13 Richard Forristall :
> Good day all!
>
> I'm new to the Koha system - we're using it for our charter
Richard,
Yes, you should use "lex" in the searches, it is a numeric index so
you use operators like "lt" (less than) or "le" (less than and equal
to). Searches should be in this fashion:
lex,st-numeric,lt:500
lex, st-numeric,le:800 and lex, st-numeric, ge: 300
See this DC Everest's OPAC to see t
The program needs to be in the same directory with those dll file.
Just extract the folder, put where ever you wish, and create a
shortcut to the program on your desktop. That should be all you need
to do. I just tested it on a Windows XP machine that has never had it
before and it worked fine. The
To make installation easier, I've created an msi installer for the
program. It's available from the same url:
http://millruntech.com/koha/koha-tools/koha-offline-circulation
Kyle
http://www.kylehall.info
Information Technology
Crawford County Federated Library System ( http://www.ccfls.org )
This is awesome - is this something we can integrate into the Koha
advanced search page?
Nicole
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:56 AM, savitra sirohi
wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Yes, you should use "lex" in the searches, it is a numeric index so
> you use operators like "lt" (less than) or "le" (less than
2010/1/14 Kyle Hall :
> To make installation easier, I've created an msi installer for the
> program. It's available from the same url:
>
> http://millruntech.com/koha/koha-tools/koha-offline-circulation
>
> Kyle
>
Hi Kyle
Nice work, this looks like a really useful tool. A couple of
questions, wha
This is indeed awesome and just what our librarian is looking for - are you
using jQuery to build the query from the input boxes before sending the search?
Also, where in the MARC record and koha database are the lexile numbers
supposed to be stored? I'm not sure yet the numbers are being store
I'm releasing it as GPL software ( it hadn't even occurred to me to do
otherwise ; ). I should add something about that in the About dialog.
Being written using Qt4 makes it completely cross-platform. I actually
developed it on my Ubuntu machine. The DLL's are the Qt4 dlls
neccessary to run it unde
I'm releasing it as GPL software ( it hadn't even occurred to me to do
otherwise ; ). I should add something about that in the About dialog.
Being written using Qt4 makes it completely cross-platform. I actually
developed it on my Ubuntu machine. The DLL's are the Qt4 dlls
neccessary to run it unde
Kyle Hall writes:
>
> Hello All,
> I would just like to announce that I've rewritten my Offline Circ
> program from the ground up. This version is written in C++/Qt4. The
> benefit over the previous version is improved stability, no need to
> install other components ( i.e. Gnope ), and it loo
FYI: Also posted to k...@lists.katipo.co.nz.
Hello all,
I added three new item types and imported records from those item
types. Only records with the existing "BK" item type are showing up in
a search. I didn't get any errors during indexing. I wonder if it's
necessary to configure zebra
Where can I find the Linux version of it???
Any manual to check out from repo and compile frm source would help us.
I was waiting for something other that the "GNope" dependent thing. I hope
this works...but I need it for Debian.
Please Release the linux tar if possible or either help us compili
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