Dear Charles
it seems that your zebra process is not running
you need a shell
see
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Commands_provided_by_the_Debian_packages
section zebra
check if zebra is still there
>koha-zebra —status
and if not you can
—restart
or rebuild your zebra index
>koha-rebuil
Hi, all!
My library's system has stopped indexing new records. Case in point: I
added Starlog to our catalog, and five ours later, it still does not appear
when searched. We've also added a few more authority headings, but several
hours later, they too cannot be found.
So is it possible t
Hi Charles,
Unless you want to create your entire backlog, you don't need to enter
historical frequencies in the serials module. (Unless the three
frequencies are concurrent since they don't have end dates?)
Just enter the current frequency (monthly according to 310) and start
from there. Yo
Hi Charles
First of all, I don't really have much to do with the serials module, so if
someone with better knowledge is available then please ignore this.
My understanding is that the recording of frequencies in the bibliographic
record is intended for OPAC use, (so users can have some idea as
Hi, all!
My library is beginning to implement the serials module, but we have a
question. How does Koha handle serials with variable frequencies? Case in
point: Starlog.
According to WorldCat and the Library of Congress, Starlog had three
frequencies during its run. To copy the 310 and 32
Hello Koha!
The Koha community is proud to announce the release of version 21.05.10.
This is a maintenance release to correct an error in 21.05.09.
You can see the release notes here:
https://koha-community.org/koha-21-05-10-released/
Or you can see the bug detailing the error here:
https://bugs.
Hi!
(I did not want to file a bug yet, because maybe we're doing something
stupid on our side...)
We're using Elasticsearch for searching, but when using a non-default
sort, the results are not really sorted:
https://katalog.landesbibliothek.steiermark.at/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=&q=ari
Dear Russel
this sound like a UTF16 Problem.
Microsoft (=Excel) encodes the text in a „different“ format
so the easiest way is to
export to csv
use a text editor to get the encoding to UTF8
This solution works for me
Kind regards
Hofrat Mag. Rainer Stowasser
Head of Library and Archives ZAMG
Dear Russel,
sounds to me as if the character encoding does not match. Try to make sure that
the data is stored in UTF-8 (Unicode) character encoding before importing.
Excel uses ANSI by default, which usually messes up special characters.
Hope that helps.
Best
Uwe Boettcher
Germany - home o
Dear Community
I have a prepared data set in excel format (.xlsx), some of it contains
umlaut (German texts) and click sounds symbols of African languages such
as field 245, and 260. But whenever I import the file to MARC editor
through the Delimited Text Translator, I lose all the umlaut and
pu
Dear Community
Allow me to extend my gratitude for the help and valuable feedback. I have
successfully managed to remap and clean up my marc records, now they have
been imported into my Koha system without fail.
Regards,
Russel
On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 10:46 PM Katrin Fischer
wrote:
> Hi Russel,
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