All Saints Cathedral Library schreef op ma 03-11-2014 om 16:17 [+0000]:
> Hello All,
>   
> Recently we replaced our Koha 3.06 with a new install of Koha 3.16 on Linux 
> Mint 13  XFCE via Ubuntu packages.  Since the upgrade, searching for books, 
> both from the old database and recently entered, in both the staff client and 
> the opac yields only books in the reservoir in the staff section.  

First thing to try is to make sure you have the zebra daemon running:

sudo /etc/init.d/koha-common stop
sudo /etc/init.d/koha-common start

See if that helps.

> In the terminal it looks like Zebra is working, with errors for some, but not 
> all, records:

How are you rebuilding zebra? The way to do it with packages is:

sudo koha-rebuild-zebra --full -v cathlib

If you don't do it this way, you may get permission issues. If you
already have permission issues, let us know and we'll show you how to
fix them.

> When I investigated the path all the files seemed to be there, but the /usr/ 
> bin/ zebraidx file is, according to gedit, “corrupted”.  Is that the problem? 
>  What should be in it?  Can I remove it and download a single replacement 
> file? What would the commands be?

gedit can't open this file as it's not a text file, it's a program, and
so gedit just throws up its hands and gives up.

> I have also noticed that ' libmarc-xml-perl_1.0.1-1_all.deb ' is sitting in 
> my home directory.  Where does it belong?  If I download it again as in the 
> Koha wiki Koha on Ubuntu packages – long, I get a message “Permission denied”.

No, that's safe to ignore as it won't do anything, harmful or otherwise.

There's a reasonable chance that this info will get you going, if not
paste the output of things here (including the commands you used) and
we'll take another look.

-- 
Robin Sheat
Catalyst IT Ltd.
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