Hi David and the list
Yep - still got RPMs happening for Koha - currently on a Fedora COPR,
rather than on OBS. ( https://copr.fedorainfracloud.
org/coprs/vanoudt/KOHAExtra/ ) The benefit of using a COPR/OBS is that we
don't need to go through all the hurdles to get them into the offical
repos.
Hi all,
I'm curious how many people are using RPM-based operating systems for
running Koha. I know the majority are probably using Debian/Ubuntu, but I
reckon there's probably more Fedora/RHEL/openSUSE folk than we might think!
I noticed back in 2013 that Nicholas van Oudt had put together
Tomas,
It seems that the _ALLRECORDS is not supported, according to
http://www.indexdata.com/zebra/doc/querymodel-zebra.html is experimental.
But doesn't give an alternative.
*yaz-client -c ./etc/zebradb/ccl.properties
Hi
El jue., 22 sept. 2016 a las 12:01, Rodrigo Santellan ()
escribió:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way to show how many biblios index has zebra? Running on the
> intranet searching for an item on item search I get some results.
>
You can use a special zebra index to query all
I agree that 16 was chosen "because 16 was chosen", so no real
explanation. I agree that we could extend it.
Extending it to 255 seems a little bit overkill to me : the larger the
patron DB row is, the worst it is (comment related to biblioitems
embedding marclxml, see an thread I've started
Hi,
Is there any way to show how many biblios index has zebra? Running on the
intranet searching for an item on item search I get some results.
Trying to use the OPAC or the Search bar I don't have any matches, zebra is
running and I have run perl ./misc/migration_tools/rebuild_zebra.pl -b -a -r
On 22/09/2016 14:56, Owen Leonard wrote:
> - How does using React affect translations?
>
> My impression from looking at React examples online (and from Bug
> 17297) is that React JS very often includes HTML markup in a way which
> would be too cumbersome to manage with the way we handle
>
Sorry folks, but this is pretty long.
> That said, I think it’s a shame that Koha has no priorities. I also want
> Koha to be the fastest, slickest most useful ILS in the world, but I think
> more collaboration and cooperation would help ensure that.
For companies to collaborate and cooperate