We are noticing a similar and vexing problem at one of our newly migrated
libraries. The staff client slows and throws a series of "Network not found,"
"String is not a function," and other random errors. We have verified that is
not a latency problem caused by insufficient bandwidth. They have
Jeff,
Is there an OS version that this happens on more often? I'm looking
at you, Windows 10.
Thanks,
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On Wed, Feb
I think that a quick extra note should be thrown out:
As I understand it the configuration described below will apply to patrons at
home as well as those in the library. If you just want to restrict in-library
machines you may need a different solution.
Thomas Berezansky
Assistant Network Admin
Having dealt with this same issue over the course of many migrations (but only
a few weeks and only at the new site...) the OS doesn't matter.
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I know of two sites on Windows 7 and a multibranch system with a Linux
thin client setup. There may be a couple of others on one or another
version of Windows.
Jeff
On 2017-02-02 07:14 AM, Mike Rylander wrote:
Jeff,
Is there an OS version that this happens on more often? I'm looking
at you
Josh, that's very interesting. One of our affected libraries makes
heavy use of patron search for retrieving patrons. I found a bug report
in Launchpad about patron search using up RAM:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1110817
I did a quick test that seemed to confirm the issue; my
Hi all,
I'm sending along a reminder that tomorrow is the 2nd of two web client
hacking days. The day was scheduled to give the community time to focus
on activities to help get the web client ready for the trial production
use in 2.12. This help can come in the form of working to resolve
out
Jeff,
a multibranch system with a Linux thin client setup
We have heard of *many* problems with library systems that attempted
running Evergreen in thin clients. They persisted to the point of most
sites reverting back to bare-metal setups, and since then, we haven't heard
much about it.
Hope
