Owen Leonard wrote:
> I think Nicole makes an excellent point. I also think that we need to
> consider the option of saying, "Sorry, there were no winners this
> time."
Does that mean we are all lusers?
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installed perl and all the
perl modules we required.
No CPAN. No failed makes. No mismatches.
Can't the same be done for Koha?
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l not rely on anything distro specific.
I hope. In a word: it should be distro agnostic.
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solution is to use a different location for the set of Perl
modules used by Koha. This avoids any entanglements with existing
Perl installations on the box. It is a very clean soln :)
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backwards compat issues at that low level, I
certainly want to know about it.
For example, what are the differences introduced at Perl 10.0
in the CORE that you refer to? Would they affect an existing
Koha/2.2.9 or Koha3.0 install?
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version will be "out of scope" for this project.
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install the entire system.
I'm lovin' it :)
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Or even debug(string,debuglevel) ?
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Admittedly a rare thing indeed. "big modules" have more
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I'll take on the challenge. Show me a some Perl that requires warnings to
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I hope 'use strict' is in there as well.
Or in another bug report.
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of the box"
debian based install of Koha 3.0 which had to be fixed along the way, e.g.
seven missing perl modules and libgd not found.
I'll report on the entire process from unpacking to a running Koha/3.00.00
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I am now proceeding to "make install".
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file. Kudos on the Apache side of things :)
All in all, a very good show. No hair pulling and minor issues easily resolved.
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Hey, now that's an idea! pyKoha! Any takers?
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Jesse Weaver wrote:
> OK then. How about YAML?
Who is going to write this stuff? Application programmers, DBAs,
sys admins or librarians?
Each different skillset has a different kind of solution.
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Do you realise that in forty years we'll have thousands of old ladies
running around with tattoos and rap music will be the golden
and
the Koha/3.0 tables. The only differences I can see are the charset
used, i.e. Latin-1 vs utf8.
Any ideas?
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Paul POULAIN wrote:
> Rick Welykochy a écrit :
>> I am putting it down to differences between the Koha/2.2.9 tables and
>> the Koha/3.0 tables. The only differences I can see are the charset
>> used, i.e. Latin-1 vs utf8.
>>
>> Any ideas?
> 2nd difference :
dir_or_file++;
> }
> unless (-d "$authorityserverdir/key") {
> mkdir "$authorityserverdir/key";
> print "Info: created $authorityserverdir/key\n";
> $created_dir_or_file++;
> ...
VB damage?
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> Something that might be of interest to the development team...
> I think there's a small oversight in C4/Amazon.pm. On line 101 it reads:
>
> my $uri =
> "http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/$isbn/ref=sib_dp_pt/002-7879865-0184864#reader-link";;
>
> This line ignores the loca
ved in creating
data objects for each database fetch.
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frameworks.
I have compared the source code for the bulkmarcimport.pl script between
2.2.9 and 3.0 and it seems to be a completed rewrite.
Can someone with the knowledge point me in the right direction to getting
bulkmarcimport.pl working in Koha/3?
thanks in advance
rick
Galen Charlton wrote:
Hi Rick,
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 7:37 PM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone with the knowledge point me in the right direction to getting
bulkmarcimport.pl working in Koha/3?
Well, bulkmarcimport.pl is not terminally broken in Koha 3.0, as we
mmit;
# insert
C4::Data::ItemType->insert({itemtype->'N1',description=>'new item type' ...
etc});
# delete
C4::Data::ItemType->delete('N1');
BTW: what is the C4 namesapce? why is it called C4?
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research on the web indicates that the answer to this last question is:
"No, not really."
Any insight most appreciated.
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nd design section that clearly lays out how we are going to
use DBIx::Class (since there will be more than one way to do it) and perhaps
document our "thin abstraction" layer if that is agreed to be the way to go.
Oh .. where are these RFCs and how may I contribute?
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an installed instance of K3, but would like to
avoid changing this flag where it should be left alone.
Can anyone come up with a list of the perl scripts in the two
cgi-bin directories where this flag MUST remain set to one?
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amongst many other things.
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27;ve
seen no tools to assist in comprehending their structure.
IMHO, indentation in hand-coded HTML is just as important as that in
perl and other languages.
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> use C4::Table;
> my $table = C4::Table->new("borrowers");
> my $set = $table->select({surname=>"Smith",
> sort=>"branchcode,firstname"});
So what's it going to be for K3?
C4::Table or DBIx::Class?
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So, I need to know which scripts in Koha *must* have No Login Allowed.
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To write three lines of APL and make
STOP = 4 (or whatever
is agreed upon) and get a consistent presentation.
But presentation != metadata.
> FYI: heres the link http://tidy.sourceforge.net/
There is only one caveat with tidy programs. One little bug can cause
loss or change the semantics of what is being tidied. Silently.
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will become part of the core in 5.10 under a new (as yet
undetermined) name and CPAN.pm will be deprecated. "
I raise this in light of addressing the issue of problems many seem to
be having installing the perl module requirements for Koha.
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To
Galen Charlton wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 7:37 PM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Can someone with the knowledge point me in the right direction to getting
>> bulkmarcimport.pl working in Koha/3?
>
> Well, bulkmarcimport.pl is not terminally broken
up by an order (and a half)
of magnitude, giving the software more leeway to use abstractions
like an OR mapper.
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To write three lines of APL and make
re going to proceed to using ORM, I would not want to see
the plural used on the data model classes, i.e. an instance of
C4::Borrowers implies it is a class that has *many* borrowers in
an instance. This is inaccurate. A C4::Borrower object represents a single
borrower.
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perl modules (for
example) all chaos breaks out.
The solution: one instance of apache for each instance of Koha
that you require.
We are running about ten Kohas on one machine. Each uses its own
instance of Apache. Nice and clean and most importantly: safe.
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There must be some gotchas in doing this naively.
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To write three lines of APL and make the damn thi
s.
All web request to all Koha instances go to port 80, and then
Apache sorts them out and dispatches by hostname.
Fairly common and straightforward web farming technique, wouldn't you
say ;)
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rds that goal.
I am not here to whine and complain. I have much better things to do
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this configuration.
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Andrew Moore wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 5:40 PM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I am *VERY* concerned about people performance. To wit:
>
> Hi Rick - I'm thankful for your rant. Not only do I agree that we're
>
e
done by checking error codes and responding accordingly, or are exceptions
to be used?
BTW: We should trap *any* error.
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Andrew Moore wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I propose we disable it.
>
> I think:
>
> "git-config core.whitespace=nowarn"
>
> will do that for you.
>
> if not, something really similar will
Jerry Van Baren wrote:
> Rick Welykochy wrote:
>> I you disagree then please provide an example of a source code file,
>> language processor or other instance where trailing white space actaully
>> can cause trouble. I'm at a loss to find such.
>
> The problem i
ent is executed at run time.The
ParserPackage variable is seen during the load of the module
MARC::File::XML. Behavior modified as expected.
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If not, why not?
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broken by
anything I did to the software.
This concerns me and I would like to ensure we do as much as possible
in the Koha software to ensure we get it right.
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It isn't pollution that's harm
that trims the source tree removing cruft such as 1500 other
language files that are not applicatable to the installation.
The completed Koha installation could prolly be trimmmed to under 20 MB imho.
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Anyone have a script or SQL file(s) to populate a Koha 3 database
with data for testing and development?
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ems, or rebuilt on new platforms. This supports reproducible
module installs over time, as CPAN modules may change or be
removed without warning."
i.e. CPAN is a network of perl modules, subject to change at any time.
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Reference: <http://gpl-violations.org/>
IANAL, but it would appear that issues relating to logo and name hijacking
are more complex to deal with, since we are getting into the area of trademarks.
Has the Koha project registered a trademark?
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or optimisation).
Of course, a cache is pretty useless unless perl itself is cached using
mod_perl or similar.
Food for thought for Koha's future ORM.
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Nahuel ANGELINETTI wrote:
> Le Fri, 20 Feb 2009 21:36:54 +1100,
> Rick Welykochy a écrit :
>
>> Congrats on the latest stable release of Koha. It gets better
>> all the time.
>>
>> I noticed that the version number on the beta version was
>> 3.00.01.
mmends FireFox or better?"
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nd be aware that
most of what you enter during the install is stored in the Koha
config file.
>>> i don't remember Koha asking me
>>> for a password or user name. What should i do?
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HTHH
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make
make test
sudo make upgrade
Searching the wiki.koha.org doesn't turn up any more info about the
upgrade process.
Could someone pls point me at some more info about this?
Thanks,
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One punter on this list recommended the following to change over
to UTF-8.
1. set charset (?) to BINARY
2. then set it to URF-8
dunno how that will affect a proper changeover to URF-8.
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Rick Welykochy wrote:
> Chris Cormack wrote:
>>
>> http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=22_to_30
>
> Thanks Chris. Will give it a try.
>
> One concern I have is the 2.2.9 database uses charset Latin1.
> But the Koha3 database will be UTF-8.
>
> One punter on th
Rick Welykochy wrote:
> It appears I was worried about nothing. I began the upgrade from
> a Koha/2.2.9 database to Koha/3.00.02.012 and voila! UTF-8.
>
> But other probs have arisen.
>
> e.g. here is a cleaned up list of poignant error msgs
My badness! I was using the wro
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es from record.abs:
melm 952$q onloan:n,onloan:w
melm 952$x lost,lost:n
I am told by those in the know that the ERROR 114 refers to an unknown /
unmapped
MARC field.
We are positive the above two fields are in the MARC.
Any ideas why this query is returning an ERROR 114?
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> then the /zebra /index wil not be created, thus the ERROR 114.
> Sorry for your tribulations.
But we do have items on loan.
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Now, I do not know where to look for attrs 8024 and 8002 to see what
they refer to in record.abs.
It's got me stumped.
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ROR 114.
How can ERROR 114 refer to both "OID not found" and "index not found" ?
Still trying! Any insights most welcome.
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Rick Welykochy wrote:
> We now have a index with onloan items and an index with lost item (one).
>
> The search still returns no results for (and get this ...) items
> available. It should return results for all the books from the original query
> less the one or two on loan. B
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Disallow: /
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I plan to submit a bug report regarding this situation, but first open it up
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http://www.indexdata.com/yaz/doc/NEWS
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Chris Cormack wrote:
> 2010/1/26 Rick Welykochy:
>>
>> Anyone have experience with the tag cloud feature in Koha?
>>
>> We have a Koha 3.00.02 and another 3.00.04 install. When I run the
>> build_browser_and_cloud.pl script, the tags table in the database
>&g
see the user tags and the subject cloud as separate displays,
both accessible on the search page in the OPAC>
Thanks for the advice.
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I agree with you Chris.
Attached is such a script, to run from the command line.
Anyone care to test it out? Works fine on my Koha systems.
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an import that takes a long time.
Any advice and observations from the developers is most welcome.
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possessing merit.
-- PJ O'R
e data. Thanks for the
heads up :)
Bob: see Tools > Stage MARC Records For Import
cheers
rickw
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