Jesse Lambertson schreef op di 07-07-2015 om 13:20 [-0400]: > My understanding is that KOHA 3.20 will not run on "Jessie" > http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13979 > > Please advise if otherwise.
Otherwise :) The patches there that make it work are in master (which became 3.20), 3.18, and 3.16. As for the original issue: > Details: the server is a remote server accessing using ssh, operative > system is Debian Jessie, the server where I've installed koha is the > same running mysql so I understand I have to use koha-create > --create-db, but the result is a warning about empty instance and no > staff user created. > This is expected behaviour, we should really suppress that message as it's a little misleading. It is saying that because there are situations where you might start with a default database, and it will create a staff user in it. But if you're not starting with a default database, it can't do that, and it tells you. Not having a default database is the most common case though, so it shouldn't tell you. > If I obseve the database using mysl, I can see the database but wiht > no tables into. > > If I go to OPAC or intra sites, the only I get is a field to write a > search and nothing else. > These two symptoms aren't compatible: if you don't have tables, you will not get a search box. My guess is that you're doing something wrong in accessing the site. If you have no tables, on the OPAC you should get a "maintenance mode" message, and on the staff client you should get an interface that lets you set up Koha for the first time. -- Robin Sheat Catalyst IT Ltd. ✆ +64 4 803 2204 GPG: 5FA7 4B49 1E4D CAA4 4C38 8505 77F5 B724 F871 3BDF
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