It's 11am April 2nd in Australia and... yep. Yep. Yep. Fridolin is a wizard.
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Great catch, Tomas. I totally agree.
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Sent: Wednesday, 1 May 201
Congrats, Nick! And good luck, Martin!
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They’re the biblionumber when info is “biblio” and itemnumber when info is
“item”.
If they don’t correspond with your biblio or items tables, I’d suggest looking
at deletedbiblio and deleteditems to see if the IDs are in there.
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Hi Mason,
Can you tell us what version of Zebra you're running? And what is your exact
query?
According to https://packages.debian.org/stretch/idzebra-2.0, you're
probably running Zebra 2.0.59, unless you're pulling packages from
Indexdata's APT repository.
I discovered a ICU bug in Zebra 2.0.
HI again, Mason,
I just remembered a little trick that you might find useful.
Try the following:
echo "PZ 7 .W663 1984" | yaz-icu -x -c /path/to/phrases-icu.xml
echo "PZ 7 .W663 1984" | yaz-icu -x -c /path/to/words-icu.xml
That should show you how the string is normalized and tokenized for inde
Hi all Windows users,
Just mentioning that Virtualbox 6.0 apparently can use Hyper-V as a backend,
so if you're frustrated because Docker Desktop uses Hyper-V, which prevents
you from using VMware or Virtualbox, your prayers have now seemingly been
answered.
I haven't tried it out, but that
If we set items.itype to NULL, aren’t we potentially causing problems for
people who want to JOIN “statistics” and “items” tables?
Do we already have software logic to prevent Item Types from being deleted if
they’re used in items or biblioitems?
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Hi all,
Do we have any process for removing data from hea.koha-community.org?
For instance, say that a library permanently closes, or just no longer wants
to be listed?
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Hi all,
I've been getting errors on a SIP server that indicate that
"IndependentBranches" is non-zero. However, both MySQL and Memcached have
said that "IndependentBranches" is zero.
So I added some logging to the SIP server, and it's saying that the value of
"IndependentBranches" - at the
Oh. I've found something interesting!
lib/Koha/Patron.pm uses "checkPrevCheckout" instead of "CheckPrevCheckout",
which is why I wasn't finding it with my case-sensitive grep.
In C4::Circulation::CanBookBeIssued, I think it is very likely that
C4::Context->preference("checkPrevCheckout") is c
Hi all,
Who are the SIP experts?
I've noticed that Koha::Caches->flush_L1_caches() never gets run on the SIP
Server, and this means that the SIP Server can get stuck with old cached
values that can never be changed without a restart.
I've opened https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla
Totally agree too. Also makes unit testing a million times easier.
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Renvoize, Martin
Sent: Saturday, 28 September
I agree with Katrin. I think we need to be careful to think as developers in
the open source GLAM space rather than the less accountable corporate space.
While I’m a few years out of date when it comes to accessibility, I do still
have some friends who are experts in that area and could get thei
Testing is always an interesting one.
I’d say unit tests for the API functions and unit tests for the controller
functions. You could mock the API for the latter. For integration tests, you
could use selenium to test the integration between the two. Alternatively,
manual integration tests.
Hi all,
How do you (temporarily) turn on DEBUG mode for Koha Plack? I looked inside
and out and nothing I tried seemed to work?
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This certainly makes me wonder.
In Australia, JAWS appears to be the recommended Microsoft Windows screen
reader
(https://www.visionaustralia.org/information/adaptive-technology/using-technology/computer-screen-readers),
and the Wikipedia entry says that Internet Explorer is the recommended bro
Hi all,
Joonas Kylmälä and I have been waiting about 2 months for a Debian package
dependency on Bug 13193 - Make Memcached usage fork safe
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=13193.
I dont know if Mirko is just busy or hasnt seen it, but is there any way
that we c
I had a feeling that you were going to suggest that, Chris. Hehe.
That does sound reasonable, although it seems like a very large time commitment
at this point. (I’ve thought about taking over the idzebra-2.0 package but that
one has seemed like too much time/responsibility as well, which is
Well, that's the part where I'm confused. If Joonas or I package the
dependency, can we get it into the Koha APT repo ASAP?
My first priority is resolving Bug 13193 as soon as possible. Martin has
already agreed to push the change, but we're just waiting on the dependency
being available. I fi
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your message. That all makes a lot of sense.
I’d be happy to provide additional support for packaging, but I’m unaware of
the processes for providing it. (I can’t commit to taking on the Packaging
manager role, but I’m happy to support the person in that role.)
T
Read through https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianPerlGroup and
https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianPerlGroup/Welcome, so I’ve signed up to
Salsa and sent a Debian Perl Group introduction email.
We’ll see how that goes. Depending on the process, I might add details to the
Koha wiki suggesting
Hi all (and especially Tomas),
What would people think about the Koha Community hosting its own Docker
Registry rather than relying on Docker Hub?
I have no issues with Docker Hub, but as a community we like to run our own
infrastructure and I was thinking this might be a nice one to in-hou
I'll just add that the Debian package is built from a tarball, but - as Katrin
says - it installs the files differently than a "single" tarball installation
would. It's the same code in the end, but it's installed differently. (If you
run something like "dpkg -L koha-common" you can get a good s
Hi all,
I'm just poking around on 19.11 and I notice the "Get desktop application"
link on /cgi-bin/koha/circ/circulation-home.pl points to ByWater's Github.
Is that an optimal link or should it be pointing to a Koha Community
resource?
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Probably a good idea to use koha-dpkg, as I think that’s fairly widely used
now.
However, if you’re feeling adventurous, you can try
https://gitlab.com/minusdavid/koha-deb-builder-docker.
It probably won’t work the first time, as I’m having issues where some
dependencies (libcache-perl
That sounds reasonable. I don’t really have a solution in mind, but just
wondered about it from a branding perspective. Maybe
https://gitlab.com/koha-community/koha-offline-circulation?
Then again, maybe it’s worthwhile keeping it affiliated with Bywater, since
it’s not part of Koha per se?
Hehe. Yep. I don't think that it's widely used, but it's used out in the wild
in Australia. I keep meaning to look at the one from ByWater so that we could
retire ours.
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Technically, Net::Z3950::SimpleServer is an optional dependency, so the test
suite probably shouldn't fail if it's not installed?
I'll just look at installing it, so it shouldn't be a big drama, but just
wondering what people think about this.
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Hi all,
Sending this first to the dev list, and might send to the general list
depending on responses.
Has anyone in the Koha community commissioned an external independent
security audit of Koha? I know people do their own pen testing and security
audits, but has anyone paid for an externa
Hey Indranil,
I’m not sure if kohadevbox is getting much love and attention, especially on
Windows, anymore.
Happy to be corrected if I’m wrong but I think many people are moving / have
moved to koha-testing-docker:
https://gitlab.com/koha-community/koha-testing-docker.
The documen
Damn, sorry to hear that. I have some things to say on that topic, but I'll add
them to the Gitlab issue.
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By the way, everyone, I think I've demonstrated on
https://gitlab.com/koha-community/koha-testing-docker/issues/140 how to get
koha-testing-docker working again, if you're having any issues with it.
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Yeah, Virtualbox/VMware can't be used at the same time as Hyper-V.
Theoretically, the latest Virtualbox can use Hyper-V as a backend, but I
couldn't get it to work in practice.
Personally, I've completely moved away from Virtualbox and over to Hyper-V.
Docker Desktop uses Hyper-V out of the bo
I know some folk at Gitlab. Let me see if I can be a squeaky wheel to get us
some oil.
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Julian Maurice
I’ve been in touch with someone at Gitlab, and they pointed out that
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-forum/issues/4590 is just a forum rather
than a bug tracker per se. That said, I see Gitlab employees commenting on
other “support-forum” issues like
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-
Hi all,
Is there a trick for stopping and starting koha-testing-docker, when using
docker-compose, so that you can re-use the same containers?
I stop/start containers all the time on other projects, and I swear that
Tomas told me how to do it with koha-testing-docker, but koha_koha_1 keeps
Hi Agustin,
Thanks for your email. However, I think that perhaps you misunderstand me. I’m
not trying to re-create the containers; I’m trying to re-use/re-start the
existing containers.
Your first suggestion will recreate the containers by destroying the old ones.
That means I can’t re-
Thanks, Tomas, but the issue isn’t the database. I was probably misleading in
my original email. The issue is that the /kohadevbox/run.sh script tries to
re-provision the koha_koha_1 server, and it fatally fails to do so. Before
doing the setup, it should do a test to see if it needs to do the s
Hi all,
I have a library interested in adding peer review status to their article
records in Koha.
The short-term solution is to use a local MARC field and do a code
customization for it.
However, peer review status is the kind of thing that the library industry
will probably see more a
It does have me thinking. we already have the biblio_metadata table set up
to allow arbitrary metadata to be added to a bibliographic record. Really we
just need a system for doing CRUD, have code for rendering views of the
data, and code for allowing that data to be searchable*.
In terms of CR
Hi all,
What do people think about replacing the XSLTs with Template Toolkit
templates for search results and detail pages?
Considering that the OPAC Detail XSLT is 2000 lines and the Search Result
XSLT is 1500 lines (and that doesn't include the utility XSLT) maybe that's
a bit ambitious.
Could you be more specific about what SMS Gateway you’re trying to use and how
you’re trying to use it?
You could take a look at https://metacpan.org/pod/SMS::Send::UK::Kapow and
model your own SMS driver on that (which itself is just building off of
SMS::Send::Driver https://metacpan.org/po
Hi Julian,
Awesome to see you playing with Docker. I love Docker and I've been thinking
about assembling similar Docker images for Koha, but haven't had the time, so
hurray for you doing it!
I couldn't get your first URL to work as I think that's an authorised user
link. Is it safe to say that
That sounds reasonable regarding buster-slim.
I was thinking a minimal Koha in terms of something that would never really be
entered, but rather re-generated if there were any problems. But I agree about
it not being worth trying to get the smallest image possible. I think that's
small image si
"unzip" is used for C4/ImportExportFramework.pm, tools/picture-upload.pl, and
tools/upload-cover-image.pl. O ./plugins/plugins-upload.pl uses
Archive::Extract! Very interesting. There might be merit to not using a pure
Perl implementation for pictures, as they may not be as performant as the
Mmm that’s a good point. The smaller attack surface is something I harp on
about a lot when it comes to making minimal images. That’s actually led me down
some very fun rabbit holes about operating systems and Linux in particular.
For instance, here’s the Dockerfile for ubuntu:latest. It’s ac
Funny I was just looking at
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=15032.
One of these days we should push forward more on queues:
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=22417.
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Exactly! I would love to see a task queue based record importer. (I keep
thinking about a Koha plugin to provide a web ui for scheduling OAI-PMH
harvesting, and then third-party applications that can consume from the task
queue, stage the records… probably via the REST API… and then enqueue task
Cool! Nice one, Julian!
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Sent: Thursday, 20 February 2020 7:27 PM
To: dc...@prosentient.com.au; 'Kyle Hall'
Cc:
Actually, now that I think about it, I assume an Apache-less Koha would also
lose support for web-facing OPAC plugins (like the EBSCO EDS plugin)?
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It could just be that I misunderstand how the plugins work with Plack, but when
I use Koha via CGI, this is the path that is being used:
/plugin/Koha/Plugin/EDS/opac/eds-search.pl?q=Search?query-1=AND,:{test}&default=1.
I don’t think that would work using
https://github.com/jajm/koha-docker/blo
Hi all,
Just thought I'd share an issue I encountered today. You can see the details
at https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=24719, but it
boils down to how using multiple CGI objects (using the CGI module) can lead
to unexpected behaviour.
In this case, file uploads we
I'd also note that in production you'd probably want to use a reverse proxy in
the same container as Starman for performance reasons, since the reverse proxy
will do better than Starman at serving static assets. On a different Perl
project, I've used HTTP::Server::PSGI for development, and it do
Could you speak more to that one, Kyle?
I was thinking the other day how Varnish could be used to cache responses for
static assets, but that would still put load on the Plack server for the
initial requests. Maybe not enough to be significant though. Would be
interesting to experiment.
Great job Martin, Jonathan, and Katrin!
Sad to say goodbye to all the effort put into the QueryParser, but I think it
was the right time for it to go too. Hopefully some of the ideas behind it can
be used to improve things in the future.
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Hi all,
What is the purpose of the "Holds Queue" page?
As far as I can tell, it duplicates "Holds to Pull" but requires a separate
cronjob and extra database tables and so on.
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Having a reverse proxy web server in a separate container with a shared volume
for static assets would add management overhead though. Arguably, you could
automate that overhead, but I’m not sure if much would be gained by putting the
reverse proxy in a separate container. I know other projects
Thanks for that, Phil!
The majority of my libraries are single-branch, so that explains my
experiences more.
I imagine that must only apply to bib-level holds and not specific item
holds.
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Hi all (and especially Owen),
I'm noticing some odd Javascript errors in the OPAC in 19.11 and master.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to the OPAC and open the F12 dev tools.
2. Click on "Log in to your account"
3. Note the following in your console logs
jquery-3.4.1.min_19.120
Thanks for replying so quickly, Jonathan.
Based on https://www.w3schools.com/Bootstrap/bootstrap_ref_js_modal.asp, I’d
say that it should actually be a CSS ID selector. In this case #loginModal.
This makes sense because when I was debugging the Jquery, it was failing to use
“/cgi-bin/koha/o
After writing some patches and doing some testing here’s the results:
1. Jonathan’s idea of using “#” instead of “/cgi-bin/koha/opac-user.pl”
works.
2. My idea of using “#loginModal” instead of “/cgi-bin/koha/opac-user.pl”
(and disabling our a.login-link.loginModal-trigger click ha
It seems like a lot of APT repositories out there follow the structure of
"http:///debian/dists//". While I
don't think we necessarily have to be dogmatic about it, it does seem like most
people would expect that kind of repo format?
It seems to me it would be easier to add/drop support for a O
Oh I wanted to add too that if management of the APT repository is challenging,
perhaps we should look at using additional tools? I haven't used "aptly"
before, but I thought about taking a look at it once.
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That `docker system prune -a` command could have unexpected consequences if you
use Docker for anything other than koha-testing-docker.
My suggestion is typically to fetch the latest koha-testing-docker git
directory and to run "docker-compose pull" which will fetch the latest Docker
images li
Hi all,
I'm finally getting around to playing with the REST API, but it's not quite
working as expected.
In koha-testing-docker (with the latest koha-testing-docker git repo and
Docker images as of this writing), I'm getting the following in the browser:
1. 200 OK
a. http://l
asco...@gmail.com> > escribió:
I use Postman which has richer authentication options.
Dcook: this is related to not using plack, right?
El jue., 12 de marzo de 2020 06:50, David Nind mailto:david.n...@gmail.com> > escribió:
* > 500 Internal Server error (with no obvious mes
Hi Arthur,
Thanks for your comprehensive reply. Sorry I just noticed it after replying
to everyone else who CCed me directly.
I'm not interested in using browser extensions, but thanks for sharing your
experience.
It looks like the 500 Internal Server Errors probably related to Koha no
Wait a minute... why do we need to pin libmojolicious-perl?
Thanks to Ere's work on
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=22522, Koha should be
able to work with Mojolicious 8 now (and Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI 2.21 and
JSON::Validator 3.18). Admittedly it's only in mast
Hey Tomas,
I listed some steps to reproduce at
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=24862. I haven’t
drilled down deep enough yet, but I’m thinking it might relate to cookies for
anonymous sessions.
Can you elaborate on what you mean by “concat $_ to the case of 500
Ah, interesting. I haven’t drilled down that far yet. I’ve been doing lots of
multitasking and out of the office. Probably won’t have a chance to look at
this again for at least a few days minimum.
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Hmm that is tricky.
I've run through a few different scenarios in my head but they all have pros
and cons. No obvious winner.
I think maybe your idea of a main Koha repo and separate Debian specific repos
is the best compromise. That way all supported Linux distros can gets access to
all sup
Sometimes we have to do remote training for geographical/financial reasons.
On our end, we just need to use software that allows us to share our screen and
audio/audiovisual, so that we can demonstrate / lecture.
Then on their end, they can use a computer lab, a meeting room w/ BYOD (bring
you
I’ve been thinking a bit about this lately.
At the development level, we should be able to push out new configuration with
new releases.
At the implementation/deployment level, we should be able to customize that
configuration, but then it seems like it is the implementor’s responsibilit
That’s interesting, Alex! I didn’t know that OpenAthens could work as a SAML
IdP.
Paul, looking at https://docs.openathens.net/display/public/MD/Connections, it
looks like you could use SAML, LDAP, CAS, ADFS, or API. Mabye you could use one
of the LDAP or CAS connectors with Koha?
We’ve
Hi all,
I'd love it if someone could test and signoff Bug 24537
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=24537. It should
be a pretty easy one to test following the test plan.
Happy to trade signoffs too.
Have a hectic few days coming up, but hoping to spend a fair bit
Hey Lari,
I had never even heard of on-site checkouts before reading your email.
My vote is whatever makes things simplest for librarians. The current
circulation and fines rules system is so complex that I have yet to meet a
librarian who understands it intuitively.
That said, I feel like Ow
Wow I got that completely wrong. My apologies.
In that case, nothing further to add, except to reiterate that we really should
get as much user input as possible, so I'm glad Jonathan suggested the general
list. (Not to say that users always know what is best, but I know they often
have a very
As Michael was saying, it would be good to know which OS and OS version you’re
using. I’m guessing you’re using Debian or Ubuntu, but which version?
Did you follow the instructions at
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian or
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_ubuntu_-
Hi Christian,
It looks like you have libapache2-mpm-itk installed, but you made some typo
mistakes in the other command I sent you. That should have been “ls
/etc/apache2/mods-available” instead of “ls / etc / apache2 / mods-available”.
I recently installed Koha 19.11.04 on a Ubuntu 18.04
I'm intrigued!
Is the idea that there would be "Technical release notes" for developers and
regular "Release notes" for end users?
Recently I was trying to summarize changes that were relevant for end users,
and it was a tricky picking through technical changes vs user functionality
changes.
Hi all (and especially Mirko),
I know there was some talk about how some Debian packages need to be stored
in OS-specific Apt repos. Do we have a list of those? I think I have one to
add.
http://debian.koha-community.org/koha/pool/main/libc/libcryptx-perl/current.
19.11 says that it's remov
Hi all,
I've just written a patch that adds simple signing for
security/verifiability to Koha plugins:
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=24632.
By default, it doesn't really do anything, but if you enable the
"RequirePluginSignatures" system preference, you will only
Hi all,
How does one add fonts to Koha for the label creator?
I'm curious about adding "Arial" ( or rather LiberationSans-Regular.ttf as
matched by fc-match) and "Arial Bold" (or rather Roboto-Regular.ttf as
matched by fc-match) to the Koha label creator.
I see we have a hard-coded list
Thanks Chris and Bernardo for getting back to me so quickly.
That’s good to know, although from the user experience point of view I don’t
think that it’ll be sufficient, since it would still have the old font name in
the web UI.
I’ll take a deeper look today and report back.
David C
Hi all,
What do people think about using Supervisor (http://supervisord.org/ ) to
manage Koha processes?
Actually, as I say that, it looks like Petter Goksøyr Åsen may have already
done it years ago:
https://gitlab.deichman.no/digibib/koha-docker/commit/9cf892b1ef086d15c634a7
59be51b88ea2f9
Hi all,
I know it's a tough one to test, but could someone check out
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=25360? When using
HTTPS, it sets the secure flag on the CGISESSID, so that the cookie can't be
sent over an unencrypted HTTP request.
It won't break HTTP, but it w
Thanks again for your help!
I’ve tried your suggestion, and I tried adding options to C4::Creators::Lib
with mappings in koha-conf.xml. Both ideas worked.
For now, I think I’ll advise people to use your suggestion (and use Javascript
to change the labels in the Staff client).
I’ve ope
Ok I have a patch at
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=25384. I haven’t
applied it locally, so I’m not super invested in this approach at this point.
Open to feedback and testing!
(Really I should add some unit tests to t/db_dependent/Creators/Lib.t and
t/Creators.t
I wasn’t at the meeting, but that all sounds good to me. I’d love to see
progress on the Elasticsearch front.
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Tom
Thanks for reviewing the patch and adding that comment, Chris. It is very
appreciated.
Perhaps Bernardo or someone else will be able to test and sign off. Happy to do
more work on this one if necessary.
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Hi all,
I haven't investigated this deep enough to open a Bugzilla report, but has
anyone else had the experience of a limit in a subquery causing issues with
the surrounding SQL query?
I had a subquery in the select statement with a limit of 1, and it was
causing my output to only display
Hi all,
Just sharing that I've posted a patch that adds a "Copy link" button the
Tools > Upload feature, which makes it easier to link to files that have
been uploaded into Koha.
For example, uploading a photo of the library via "Tools > Upload" and then
copying the link and pasting it int
Hi all,
Anyone else getting this in their 19.11.05 upgrade output:
/var/lib/dpkg/info/koha-common.postinst: 155: [: !log4perl_component:
unexpected operator
Looks like a little typo
David Cook
Systems Librarian
Prosentient Systems
72/330 Wattle St
Ultimo, NSW 2007
Australia
Hi all,
You may or may not have noticed, but there are a few outstanding bugs for
the Debian packaging for master and 19.11.
I've contributed patches to all of them, so I can't really move them
forward, but it would be great if other folk could take a look at these
ASAP.
I know packagi
Hi all,
With some recent code, I've been using creating self-referential URL in Koha
using CGI->url(), and passing it as a value. With CGI, the URL is correct
(ie starting with /cgi-bin/koha). With Plack, it's not, because the OPAC is
mounted as "/opac".
I worked around this by rewriting t
So happy to see responses to this ^_^
Owen: It looks like we’d need to do a search and replace in the templates and
the code. So I think it could involve a lot of kicking of tires. That said, we
could do it incrementally. We could work through it all module by module, and
then remove the “/c
Hi all,
I was doing my morning reading, and noticed that Microsoft have a Windows
Package Manager in the works
(https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/20/21264739/microsoft-windows-package-manag
er-preview-download). While that might not be newsworthy for many people
interested in FOSS, you might reco
Hi all,
I was just thinking how a lot of SQL reports will return unexpected results
when we merge the deleted* tables with their live/active counterparts.
What do people think about a modal popup in the reports (on a per user
basis) alerting them to how they may need to update their report
Oh great. I don’t think I’ve seen that?
David Cook
Systems Librarian
Prosentient Systems
72/330 Wattle St
Ultimo, NSW 2007
Australia
Office: 02 9212 0899
Online: 02 8005 0595
From: Tomas Cohen Arazi
Sent: Thursday, 28 May 2020 9:53 AM
To: David Cook
Cc: koha-devel
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