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Phillip Ponchot schreef op do 02-01-2014 om 15:48 [-0800]: > After I install Koha and do everything mentioned before importing my > database, do I log into the staff koha web interface and setup the > database like set language to en, choose marc21 records etc. No, I always start from a clean database and import my database directly into there. > all one line: > (I assume this is clearing the database) > mysql -u koha_library -p xxxxxxxxxxxxxx -Nse 'show tables' > koha_library | while read table; do mysql -u koha_library > -p xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -e "drop table $table" koha_library ; done That will go some way to clearing the database, but I would expect you get a lot of errors about foreign relationships, if so, run it multiple times until you get no errors. Best just start from an empty database though. > (the data imports just fine) > 5. sudo koha-mysql library < backedup.sql This will abort if there is any error, so that it doesn't is a good sign. However, you say that it imports just fine. How do you know? That there are no errors isn't good enough. Did you look in the tables and count the records to make sure the right number are there? Did you have a look in backedup.sql to make sure that it's got the right data in it? Did you compare some things between them. I think that there is something going wrong around here. > (seems to work but does this extremely fast, I figured it would take > longer) > 6. sudo koha-upgrade-schema library It should _definitely_ take some time. I think the fact that it's not is the primary symptom of the issue. Is there any output at all? There should be heaps of it, stuff like "Upgrade to version 3.12.34 done (Add widget to foobar)" type things. At this point, what I think is happening is that you are adding sample data into the database, and when you think you are importing your real data over the top of it, you actually aren't. I don't know where it's going, your steps look correct, but I suspect that the reason that it's going fast is because it's looking at the database and saying "oh, already at the latest version, let's do nothing" because you have your sample data still there rather than real data. > (if I run this I get a complaint that ean and agerestriction is not in > biblioitems. If I create these tables in biblioitems, it takes about > an hour so upgrade all 37400 records. > 7. sudo koha-upgrade-to-3.4 library Yeah, it'll be expecting a more modern schema. For 37,400 records, I would consider an hour to be roughly right. It's been a long while since I've had to run that though. ean and agerestriction came in in 3.09, so that they're not there suggests that something before this step is definitely wrong. > (during the upgrade zebra rebuild is run, but I've run it just in case > since it is in the instructions) > 8. ran zebra rebuild - koha-rebuild-zebra -v -f library My rule of thumb is to run this after anything significant has happened. It doesn't hurt, and is the first port of call when something weird is happening. > I try to login to the web interface as the old staff user (in the > database) but it does not work. Don't say "doesn't work." What actually happens? What I would expect, given the apparent failure of step 6, is that it redirects you do the web installer and says "upgrading to version 3.12.whatever" or something along those lines. If it says that, what does it actually say? If it doesn't say that, what does it actually say? Details are vital here. I would fully expect that login to not work in this case though, you should be using the database username/password for the schema upgrade. > I log into the web interface with the koha_library account and I can > get into Koha but there is just mylibrary and several other samples. So, are these the samples you created when you installed it the first time? > After I install Koha, do I immediate login as Koha_library with the > supplied password do the setup (set english, set marc21) etc. No. > After I import data, fix the schema, upgrade to 3.4 and rebuild zebra, > how to I setup the web interface to see the my library's data. You don't, it just works. Provide the result of doing all this with the "script" command, there may be clues in there. -- Robin Sheat Catalyst IT Ltd. ✆ +64 4 803 2204 GPG: 5FA7 4B49 1E4D CAA4 4C38 8505 77F5 B724 F871 3BDF _______________________________________________ Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org [email protected] http://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha
