Re: [Koha] Unknown column 'metadata' in 'field list'

[Josef Moravec]

Hello Vimar,

you need to join the table biblio_metadata to your query

Best

Josef

st 9. 8. 2017 v 7:06 odesílatel Vimal Kumar V.  napsal:

> Dear Friends,
> I am trying to generate a book list with keywords from 650$a using the
> following SQL query,
>
> SELECT ExtractValue( metadata,
> '//datafield[@tag="650"]/subfield[@code="a"]' ) AS Keyword, items.barcode,
> items.dateaccessioned, items.itemcallnumber, biblio.author, biblio.title,
> biblioitems.pages, biblioitems.publishercode, biblioitems.place,
> biblio.copyrightdate
> FROM items
> LEFT JOIN biblioitems ON
> (items.biblioitemnumber=biblioitems.biblioitemnumber)
> LEFT JOIN biblio ON (biblioitems.biblionumber=biblio.biblionumber)
> ORDER BY LPAD(items.barcode,40,' ') ASC
>
> After running the report, I got the following error message,
>
> The database returned the following error:
> Unknown column 'metadata' in 'field list'
> Please check the log for further details.
>
> Please review the SQL query and help me to solve the problem.
>
>
> Regards,
> --
> Vimal Kumar V.
> Librarian
> School of Indian Legal Thought
> Mahatma Gandhi University
> Kottayam, Kerala
> Web: http://www.vimalkumar.info
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[Koha] Unknown column 'metadata' in 'field list'

[Vimal Kumar V.]

Dear Friends,
I am trying to generate a book list with keywords from 650$a using the
following SQL query,

SELECT ExtractValue( metadata,
'//datafield[@tag="650"]/subfield[@code="a"]' ) AS Keyword, items.barcode,
items.dateaccessioned, items.itemcallnumber, biblio.author, biblio.title,
biblioitems.pages, biblioitems.publishercode, biblioitems.place,
biblio.copyrightdate
FROM items
LEFT JOIN biblioitems ON
(items.biblioitemnumber=biblioitems.biblioitemnumber)
LEFT JOIN biblio ON (biblioitems.biblionumber=biblio.biblionumber)
ORDER BY LPAD(items.barcode,40,' ') ASC

After running the report, I got the following error message,

The database returned the following error:
Unknown column 'metadata' in 'field list'
Please check the log for further details.

Please review the SQL query and help me to solve the problem.


Regards,
-- 
Vimal Kumar V.
Librarian
School of Indian Legal Thought
Mahatma Gandhi University
Kottayam, Kerala
Web: http://www.vimalkumar.info
Blogs: http://linuxhalwa.blogspot.com http://kohageek.blogspot.in
http://dspacegeek.blogspot.in
http://moovandan.blogspot.in  
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Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Bob Birchall]

There we go again - 'official list' as if it has some status other than 
as a yellow pages directory. I suspect the noise from the sub-continent 
particularly will increase, whilst very little comes back to the 
project. I think we should just get rid of that page from the website.

My 2 cents,
Bob Birchall
Calyx

On 09/08/17 04:26, Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate wrote:

Well Chris Cormack,  It will be very interesting to note that a Koha
Service Provider with over 400 Libraries to his credit, will be removed
from the official list, because he sent a mail to a Library informing about
his Koha Services.

It will be an interesting standard to be fixed for this community and to be
watched closely by many in the future.

It is interesting to note that while you do not rightly want to be part of
the trouble between some service providers, you seem to be influenced by
some of them. I hope I will be proven wrong on this point, which seems to
be clear conclusion from what you wrote.

*By the way, how do we decide that my mail to a library, a direct mail sent
to them, can be termed as a spam ?*

*Since when, did people start talking of their services only when someone
asks for them ?*

I trust the common sense will prevail and all of us will remain promoting
Koha and not the fears of some people around here.

By the way, my request for being listed as a Koha service provider
(BestBook Buddies.com) is still not approved and I have resent the request
today.

Sudhir Gandotra

On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 11:42 PM, Chris Cormack 
wrote:


Just a quick note, unsolicited emails, or spam as it is commonly known is
indeed a crime in some jurisdictions. And in almost every one it is against
convention.

I'm not going to respond to the rest of your email which reads as a
personal fight between you and other Indian Koha developers/companies.
Please leave this kind of email off the list in future.

And if you plan to continue to send unsolicited emails to people then I
think the request to remove the listing should stand

Chris

On 9 August 2017 5:58:37 AM NZST, "Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate" <
sud...@kalculate.com> wrote:

Dear Jonathan Druart,

I am rather surprised to note this mail.

The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :

--

Jonathan Druart 
May 17
to koha

Dear Sudhir Gandotra,

You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
pport/paid-support).

We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply or
complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
support company.

The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
month of May is out.
Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more awesome,
release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
fundamental to achieving this.

We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can commit
time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we can
reach.
Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are using
Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
library workers or support companies can contribute massively by providing
feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by getting
involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code you
can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
please let us know by completing this form:

  https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <
Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge help!

Best regards,
Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community

--


I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively for
the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how we
can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
future, starting in next few months.

*On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*


As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity (then
known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India with
the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library, in
2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained by us on this
project, left us, cheated us, took away the clients we were negotiating and
harmed our work seriously, went to another company and is active on Koha
even now.
We were forced to lie low for a while (due to illegal actions of a large
MNC against us) and restarted our activities in a big way again in 2010,
and after 

Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Jonathan Druart]

This is spam:
http://www.lislinks.com/forum/topics/how-to-import-data-from-libsys-to-koha

Moreover the request you made got an answer:
https://lists.katipo.co.nz/pipermail/koha/2016-November/046546.html
=> OpenLX is already listed.
By the way the link to the demo is down.

On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 15:26 Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate <
sud...@kalculate.com> wrote:

> Well Chris Cormack,  It will be very interesting to note that a Koha
> Service Provider with over 400 Libraries to his credit, will be removed
> from the official list, because he sent a mail to a Library informing about
> his Koha Services.
>
> It will be an interesting standard to be fixed for this community and to
> be watched closely by many in the future.
>
> It is interesting to note that while you do not rightly want to be part of
> the trouble between some service providers, you seem to be influenced by
> some of them. I hope I will be proven wrong on this point, which seems to
> be clear conclusion from what you wrote.
>
> *By the way, how do we decide that my mail to a library, a direct mail
> sent to them, can be termed as a spam ?*
>
> *Since when, did people start talking of their services only when someone
> asks for them ?*
>
> I trust the common sense will prevail and all of us will remain promoting
> Koha and not the fears of some people around here.
>
> By the way, my request for being listed as a Koha service provider
> (BestBook Buddies.com) is still not approved and I have resent the request
> today.
>
> Sudhir Gandotra
>
> On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 11:42 PM, Chris Cormack 
> wrote:
>
>> Just a quick note, unsolicited emails, or spam as it is commonly known is
>> indeed a crime in some jurisdictions. And in almost every one it is against
>> convention.
>>
>> I'm not going to respond to the rest of your email which reads as a
>> personal fight between you and other Indian Koha developers/companies.
>> Please leave this kind of email off the list in future.
>>
>> And if you plan to continue to send unsolicited emails to people then I
>> think the request to remove the listing should stand
>>
>> Chris
>>
>> On 9 August 2017 5:58:37 AM NZST, "Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate" <
>> sud...@kalculate.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear Jonathan Druart,
>>>
>>> I am rather surprised to note this mail.
>>>
>>> The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Jonathan Druart 
>>> May 17
>>> to koha
>>>
>>> Dear Sudhir Gandotra,
>>>
>>> You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
>>> company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
>>> pport/paid-support).
>>>
>>> We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
>>> community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply or
>>> complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
>>> support company.
>>>
>>> The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
>>> month of May is out.
>>> Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more awesome,
>>> release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
>>> fundamental to achieving this.
>>>
>>> We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can commit
>>> time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we can
>>> reach.
>>> Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are using
>>> Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
>>> library workers or support companies can contribute massively by providing
>>> feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by getting
>>> involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code you
>>> can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
>>> If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
>>> please let us know by completing this form:
>>>
>>>  https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <

>>>
>>> Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge help!
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>>
>>> I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively for
>>> the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how we
>>> can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
>>> future, starting in next few months.
>>>
>>> *On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*
>>>
>>>
>>> As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity (then
>>> known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India with
>>> the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library, in
>>> 2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
>>> Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained 

Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Katrin]

This is what I get from the discussion so far as facts that concern the 
community:


- You never replied to Jonathan or filled out the form. That's why you 
ended up on the list of companies to be removed from the directory.


- You sent unsolicited emails advertising your servies to a library in 
the US. I can tell you that this kind of action is frowned upon not only 
in the US, but in Germany too.


Everything else you write about I have no idea about nor do I think this 
is the right place to discuss it.


Katrin

On 08.08.2017 20:26, Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate wrote:

Well Chris Cormack,  It will be very interesting to note that a Koha
Service Provider with over 400 Libraries to his credit, will be removed
from the official list, because he sent a mail to a Library informing about
his Koha Services.

It will be an interesting standard to be fixed for this community and to be
watched closely by many in the future.

It is interesting to note that while you do not rightly want to be part of
the trouble between some service providers, you seem to be influenced by
some of them. I hope I will be proven wrong on this point, which seems to
be clear conclusion from what you wrote.

*By the way, how do we decide that my mail to a library, a direct mail sent
to them, can be termed as a spam ?*

*Since when, did people start talking of their services only when someone
asks for them ?*

I trust the common sense will prevail and all of us will remain promoting
Koha and not the fears of some people around here.

By the way, my request for being listed as a Koha service provider
(BestBook Buddies.com) is still not approved and I have resent the request
today.

Sudhir Gandotra

On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 11:42 PM, Chris Cormack 
wrote:


Just a quick note, unsolicited emails, or spam as it is commonly known is
indeed a crime in some jurisdictions. And in almost every one it is against
convention.

I'm not going to respond to the rest of your email which reads as a
personal fight between you and other Indian Koha developers/companies.
Please leave this kind of email off the list in future.

And if you plan to continue to send unsolicited emails to people then I
think the request to remove the listing should stand

Chris

On 9 August 2017 5:58:37 AM NZST, "Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate" <
sud...@kalculate.com> wrote:

Dear Jonathan Druart,

I am rather surprised to note this mail.

The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :

--

Jonathan Druart 
May 17
to koha

Dear Sudhir Gandotra,

You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
pport/paid-support).

We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply or
complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
support company.

The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
month of May is out.
Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more awesome,
release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
fundamental to achieving this.

We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can commit
time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we can
reach.
Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are using
Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
library workers or support companies can contribute massively by providing
feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by getting
involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code you
can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
please let us know by completing this form:

  https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <
Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge help!

Best regards,
Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community

--


I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively for
the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how we
can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
future, starting in next few months.

*On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*


As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity (then
known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India with
the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library, in
2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained by us on this
project, left us, cheated us, took away the clients we were negotiating and
harmed our work seriously, went 

Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate]

Well Chris Cormack,  It will be very interesting to note that a Koha
Service Provider with over 400 Libraries to his credit, will be removed
from the official list, because he sent a mail to a Library informing about
his Koha Services.

It will be an interesting standard to be fixed for this community and to be
watched closely by many in the future.

It is interesting to note that while you do not rightly want to be part of
the trouble between some service providers, you seem to be influenced by
some of them. I hope I will be proven wrong on this point, which seems to
be clear conclusion from what you wrote.

*By the way, how do we decide that my mail to a library, a direct mail sent
to them, can be termed as a spam ?*

*Since when, did people start talking of their services only when someone
asks for them ?*

I trust the common sense will prevail and all of us will remain promoting
Koha and not the fears of some people around here.

By the way, my request for being listed as a Koha service provider
(BestBook Buddies.com) is still not approved and I have resent the request
today.

Sudhir Gandotra

On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 11:42 PM, Chris Cormack 
wrote:

> Just a quick note, unsolicited emails, or spam as it is commonly known is
> indeed a crime in some jurisdictions. And in almost every one it is against
> convention.
>
> I'm not going to respond to the rest of your email which reads as a
> personal fight between you and other Indian Koha developers/companies.
> Please leave this kind of email off the list in future.
>
> And if you plan to continue to send unsolicited emails to people then I
> think the request to remove the listing should stand
>
> Chris
>
> On 9 August 2017 5:58:37 AM NZST, "Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate" <
> sud...@kalculate.com> wrote:
>>
>> Dear Jonathan Druart,
>>
>> I am rather surprised to note this mail.
>>
>> The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :
>>
>> --
>>
>> Jonathan Druart 
>> May 17
>> to koha
>>
>> Dear Sudhir Gandotra,
>>
>> You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
>> company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
>> pport/paid-support).
>>
>> We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
>> community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply or
>> complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
>> support company.
>>
>> The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
>> month of May is out.
>> Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more awesome,
>> release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
>> fundamental to achieving this.
>>
>> We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can commit
>> time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we can
>> reach.
>> Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are using
>> Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
>> library workers or support companies can contribute massively by providing
>> feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by getting
>> involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code you
>> can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
>> If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
>> please let us know by completing this form:
>>
>>  https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <
>>>
>>
>> Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge help!
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community
>>
>> --
>>
>>
>> I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively for
>> the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how we
>> can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
>> future, starting in next few months.
>>
>> *On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*
>>
>>
>> As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity (then
>> known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India with
>> the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library, in
>> 2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
>> Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained by us on this
>> project, left us, cheated us, took away the clients we were negotiating and
>> harmed our work seriously, went to another company and is active on Koha
>> even now.
>> We were forced to lie low for a while (due to illegal actions of a large
>> MNC against us) and restarted our activities in a big way again in 2010,
>> and after creating over 165 clients across 15 countries, have now taken
>> Koha to new level, whereby we are offering the complete services free of
>> cost and 

[Koha] What's on in koha-devel #14

[Jonathan Druart]

Hello librarians and developers,

The what's on in koha-devel #14 is available on the Koha website:
https://koha-community.org/whats-on-in-koha-devel-14

Regards,
Jonathan
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[Koha] Request to add to List of Koha Service Providers

[Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate]

Hello,

Our request to be added to list of Koha service providers has been pending
for quiet some time. This is a repeat request. I understand, that, being a
voluntary work, the request got lost somewhere.
Perhaps, we can have a form, which the service-provider can fill and the
authorized person can verify and confirm, making the task easier and faster.

Company Name:   BestBook Buddies Technologies Private Limited

Contact Person: Sudhir Gandotra  / Vivek Kumar

Contact email: i...@bestbookbuddies.com

Website:  www.bestbookbuddies.com

Telephone:  +91-97185-26699  /  +91-98101-20918
Thanks a lot.


*Kind Regards** with Season's Greetings,*
*Sudhir Gandotra  |*
*  C. E. O.*
*BestBook Buddies Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,*
*Corporate Office : F-34/5, Okhla Indl Area, Phase-II, **New Delhi -
110020, INDIA*
*Websites:www.bestbookbuddies.com * |
*E-Mail: i...@openlx.com
  |  **www.kalculate.com*

*   * [image:
http://openlx.com/dspace.html] 
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Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Chris Cormack]

Just a quick note, unsolicited emails, or spam as it is commonly known is 
indeed a crime in some jurisdictions. And in almost every one it is against 
convention. 

I'm not going to respond to the rest of your email which reads as a personal 
fight between you and other Indian Koha developers/companies. Please leave this 
kind of email off the list in future. 

And if you plan to continue to send unsolicited emails to people then I think 
the request to remove the listing should stand 

Chris 

On 9 August 2017 5:58:37 AM NZST, "Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate" 
 wrote:
>Dear Jonathan Druart,
>
>I am rather surprised to note this mail.
>
>The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :
>
>=
>Jonathan Druart 
>May 17
>to koha
>Dear Sudhir Gandotra,
>
>You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
>company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
>pport/paid-support).
>
>We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
>community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply
>or
>complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
>support company.
>
>The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
>month of May is out.
>Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more
>awesome,
>release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
>fundamental to achieving this.
>
>We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can
>commit
>time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we
>can
>reach.
>Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are
>using
>Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
>library workers or support companies can contribute massively by
>providing
>feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by
>getting
>involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code
>you
>can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
>If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
>please let us know by completing this form:
>
> > https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <
>
>Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge
>help!
>
>Best regards,
>Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community
>
>=
>
>I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively
>for
>the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how
>we
>can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
>future, starting in next few months.
>
>*On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*
>
>As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity
>(then
>known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India
>with
>the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library,
>in
>2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
>Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained by us on
>this
>project, left us, cheated us, took away the clients we were negotiating
>and
>harmed our work seriously, went to another company and is active on
>Koha
>even now.
>We were forced to lie low for a while (due to illegal actions of a
>large
>MNC against us) and restarted our activities in a big way again in
>2010,
>and after creating over 165 clients across 15 countries, have now taken
>Koha to new level, whereby we are offering the complete services free
>of
>cost and this is taking us places.
>
>The amount of publicity, growth and expansion that we have done with
>Koha
>is tremendous when you see the number of clients, the spread of these
>clients, and their support to us because of un-breaking services.
>
>I am aware that people like Vinod Mishra and some others are quiet
>jealous
>of us and now with these free services, they are, possibly, afraid of
>losing their business. And, because of this, they find all kinds of
>excuses
>of speaking against us with clients and here also on the list.
>
>I see no reason for deleting our name, because, caused by such negative
>people, it will only give bad name to the whole of community, a cause
>to
>which we have given our full support form the very beginning. And,
>moreover, we have done nothing against Koha. Rather, with the number of
>libraries to our credit, we are among the biggest providers of Koha
>services.
>
>To promote our services, we do send mails to libraries and in that
>process,
>the mail went to mycpl.org also. Owen Leonard felt bad about it, wrote
>to
>me, and I replied to him with my apologies, as our intentions have
>solely
>been to promote Koha. However, there is no law or convention that says
>that
>a Koha service provider cannot send promotional mails to libraries.
>Please

Re: [Koha] Spam from BestBookBuddies (OpenLX)

[Sudhir Gandotra @ Kalculate]

Dear Jonathan Druart,

I am rather surprised to note this mail.

The only mail that I see from you to me was as below :

=
Jonathan Druart 
May 17
to koha
Dear Sudhir Gandotra,

You are receiving this email because you are listed as a paid support
company on the Koha community website (https://koha-community.org/su
pport/paid-support).

We are updating the list of paid support companies for Koha on our
community website. Please, after reading this email, either hit reply or
complete the form mentioned below to confirm you are still an active
support company.

The next development cycle of Koha (17.11) is going to start before the
month of May is out.
Over the next 6 months we will be building the latest, even more awesome,
release of Koha.  We strongly believe that having everybody involved is
fundamental to achieving this.

We want to build a task force and for that, we need to know who can commit
time and effort that we can count on, in order to estimate the goals we can
reach.
Even if you have never been involved in the Koha community but are using
Koha, you can help us by committing just a few hours each month:
library workers or support companies can contribute massively by providing
feedback, testing patches, contributing to the documentation or by getting
involved in other specific tasks. Even if you do not know how to code you
can help shape the next release and improve Koha.
If you want to help, or if you have specific requests for this release,
please let us know by completing this form:

> https://framaforms.org/ready-to-help-the-koha-community-1493918217 <

Just a couple of hours per month dedicated to the project is a huge help!

Best regards,
Jonathan Druart on behalf of the Koha community

=

I have not replied to it, as I am usually been travelling extensively for
the last 12 months, but, within our team, we are discussing as to how we
can take this forward and start contributing to the Koha community in
future, starting in next few months.

*On the other hand, I would like to share the following with you :*

As duly acknowledged by the Koha community here, we are the entity (then
known as Indserve Infotech Pvt. Ltd.) that introduced Koha in India with
the first commercially done Koha implementation at Delhi Pubic Library, in
2007-08, for which I can show you the formal purchase order also.
Its another story that our trainee-engineer, who was trained by us on this
project, left us, cheated us, took away the clients we were negotiating and
harmed our work seriously, went to another company and is active on Koha
even now.
We were forced to lie low for a while (due to illegal actions of a large
MNC against us) and restarted our activities in a big way again in 2010,
and after creating over 165 clients across 15 countries, have now taken
Koha to new level, whereby we are offering the complete services free of
cost and this is taking us places.

The amount of publicity, growth and expansion that we have done with Koha
is tremendous when you see the number of clients, the spread of these
clients, and their support to us because of un-breaking services.

I am aware that people like Vinod Mishra and some others are quiet jealous
of us and now with these free services, they are, possibly, afraid of
losing their business. And, because of this, they find all kinds of excuses
of speaking against us with clients and here also on the list.

I see no reason for deleting our name, because, caused by such negative
people, it will only give bad name to the whole of community, a cause to
which we have given our full support form the very beginning. And,
moreover, we have done nothing against Koha. Rather, with the number of
libraries to our credit, we are among the biggest providers of Koha
services.

To promote our services, we do send mails to libraries and in that process,
the mail went to mycpl.org also. Owen Leonard felt bad about it, wrote to
me, and I replied to him with my apologies, as our intentions have solely
been to promote Koha. However, there is no law or convention that says that
a Koha service provider cannot send promotional mails to libraries. Please
help me understand this point better, if I am missing something.

I will not speak against any of them, as, that is neither my style, nor am
I person driven by fears.

Being a Humanist, I am aware that I need to contribute to the good of this
world, that has given me my life and everything else that I have and I am
very happy contributing to Linux and Koha in my own way.
*I have not done much, with my more than 400 Libraries to my credit, I
wonder if this is negligible.*

And, for that "crime" (if that's how these people will prefer to term it),
as its being labelled by some ignorant ones, if you think Koha community
will be happier without me on the list, let's set the new standards.

I am quiet aware 

Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Jonathan Druart]

I have added the trick to the install page:
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian#Anacron

On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 12:29 Bob Ewart  wrote:

> Hi Jonathan & Chris
>
> I installed it on the 4th of July and have been running it in production
> ever since.
>
> The only glitch was Zebra shutting down on Sunday.  Shutting down
> anacron and letting cron do the job solved that problem.  See Radek's
> email in
> https://lists.katipo.co.nz/pipermail/koha/2016-September/046167.html
>
> Bob
>
> On 08/08/2017 08:15 AM, Jonathan Druart wrote:
> > Hi Chris,
> >
> > Take a look at our wiki page to install Koha on debian using packages:
> > https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian
> > All what you need to know is on this page.
> > I have installed Koha on Debian Stretch using this method last week.
> >
> > I did not add Debian 9 in the "known systems" list as I did not use this
> > instance in production. Could someone confirm it run smoothly on a
> > production server?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Jonathan
> >
> > On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 07:22 Chris Brown  wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on
> Debian
> >> 9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?
> >>
> >> Thanks!
> >>
> >> Chris Brown
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Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Bob Ewart]

Hi Jonathan & Chris

I installed it on the 4th of July and have been running it in production 
ever since.


The only glitch was Zebra shutting down on Sunday.  Shutting down 
anacron and letting cron do the job solved that problem.  See Radek's 
email in 
https://lists.katipo.co.nz/pipermail/koha/2016-September/046167.html


Bob

On 08/08/2017 08:15 AM, Jonathan Druart wrote:

Hi Chris,

Take a look at our wiki page to install Koha on debian using packages:
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian
All what you need to know is on this page.
I have installed Koha on Debian Stretch using this method last week.

I did not add Debian 9 in the "known systems" list as I did not use this
instance in production. Could someone confirm it run smoothly on a
production server?

Regards,
Jonathan

On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 07:22 Chris Brown  wrote:


Hello,

Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on Debian
9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?

Thanks!

Chris Brown
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Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Jonathan Druart]

Hi Chris,

Take a look at our wiki page to install Koha on debian using packages:
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian
All what you need to know is on this page.
I have installed Koha on Debian Stretch using this method last week.

I did not add Debian 9 in the "known systems" list as I did not use this
instance in production. Could someone confirm it run smoothly on a
production server?

Regards,
Jonathan

On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 07:22 Chris Brown  wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on Debian
> 9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris Brown
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Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Tomasz Holdowanski]

Hi,
I`d like to know too.
A couple years ago I tried to install Koha 3.0 from package on Debian 
and it tried to replace many installed packages with different versions 
to satisfy dependencies. Had something else running on that machine and 
didn`t want to risk messing things up, so I backed off.


I`d say go ahead and try it on a fresh Debian install on a dedicated 
machine, nothing to lose that way.


Regards,
Tomasz.


On 2017-08-08 12:22, Chris Brown wrote:

Hello,

Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on Debian
9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?

Thanks!

Chris Brown
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Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Josef Moravec]

Hi Chris,

I have installed Koha 16.11 on Debian Stretch just few days ago and it have
worked as seamlessly as on Jessie.

Best

Josef

út 8. 8. 2017 v 12:22 odesílatel Chris Brown  napsal:

> Hello,
>
> Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on Debian
> 9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris Brown
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Re: [Koha] Koha on Debian Stretch?

[Przemek Kosiński]

Hi,
Look at 
http://kohageek.blogspot.com/2017/06/install-koha-on-debian-9-stretch.html


Best regards
Przemek

W dniu 08.08.2017 o 12:22, Chris Brown pisze:

Hello,

Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) of installing Koha on Debian
9.1 ("Stretch")? Anything I need to watch out for?

Thanks!

Chris Brown
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