[Koha] Now CILEA is CINECA (new company name)

[Zeno Tajoli]

Hi to all,

I write thosr lines for update my company name.
For now the only change that I need is to change the name 'CILEA'
with CINECA.
For now telephone, web site and contact don't change.

Thank yoy very much.

Bye
Zeno Tajoli
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Dipartimento Gestione delle Informazioni e della Conoscenza
z.taj...@cineca.it
fax +39 02 2135520
CINECA - Sede operativa di Segrate
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[Koha] (no subject)

[K B Madhu]

Dear friends,

How can we delete the no items record in catalog.


With regards,

Madhu KB
Library
BITS-Pilani, Hyderabad Campus.
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[Koha] What's up with That?

[Phillip Ponchot]

I installed Ubuntu 12.04 and then following the instructions on the Koha 
website, I installed Koha not once but three times while trying to get it to 
work. 

On the third time I installed Lynx and tried to connect to Koha directly on the 
box but all I could get was what looked like an apache web page as the 
webbrowser said:  "Its working but there's no data when I tried to connect 
using the localhost and then the server IP Address.   

The files that I had to configure look like this:

koha-sites.conf:


DOMAIN=".livingston.org"
INTERPORT="80"
INTRAPREFIX=""
INTRASUFFIX="=intra"
DEFAULTSQL=""
OPACPORT="80"
OPACPREFIX=""
OPACSUFFIX=""
ZEBRA_MARC_FORMAT="marc21"
ZEBRA_LANGUAGE="en"

I can ping the server so the network card interface is working. 

My Hosts File:

127.0.0.1   LocalHost
192.168.0.3   Web1.Livingston.org  Web1


Listen 80
and NameVirtualHost *: 80 is in the ports.conf.

My interface file and ifconfig shows that 192.168.0.3 is assigned to this 
server and the netmask and gateway is correct.

personally, I think that although the install was good, Koha is not stating. (I 
did reboot the server just in case).   I followed the instructions to the T!

Does anyone have an ideas?  I did not disable the primary web site as I didn't 
know if I was going to need it later, but according to one set of instructions, 
this is not necessary.  Would it be better for me to download the Koha install 
tar.gz file and install from it?  

I tried connecting by:

lynx http://192.168.0.3:80 and also tried 8080.

I'm not quite sure at this point as to where I would start looking to find out 
why Koha is not working. 

Thanks,


Phillip






  
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[Koha] problem with bulk imported data

[Babu_koha]

Hi,

in bulk import of data, i have used the tags *942$c and 952$y* for Item
Type,

 but they not displayed in staff client and opac search. 

in edit items screen, selected the *Item Type* as *Books* from the drop down
list and saved. 

then the values automatically displayed in staff client and opac search.

please see the screen shots.

any help




 
 
 
 
 
 




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Re: [Koha] Conference stuff

[Elaine Bradtke]

Just saying, I will probably never be able to make a conference in August.
Flights and hotels are more expensive, it is the only time we have reliably
decent weather here*, and my other life as a performer at summer festivals
gets in the way.  If it were mid-week, I could get to it on the city bus or
by bicycle, and I didn't have to plan it. . . I might make it.  It could
well be that the host picks the best time for their locality and then sees
how many others can make it. I thought KohaCon worked pretty well running
in tandem with the Reno library conference this year. Rather than avoiding
these things, perhaps we should embrace them?
At any rate, I look forward to being able to attend when I can, which is
more likely if it's on the same continent.

*(Here being Seattle).
Elaine


On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 12:46 PM, BWS Johnson wrote:

> Salvete!
>
>
> > I completely appreciate your desire to host a meeting in the DC area.
>
> Thank you. I respect your mana and apologise if I've ruffled any
> feathers, however I feel it necessary to outline my thoughts so that you
> can see them before you clearly.
>
>
> > Those of
> > us who spent time talking together discussed various times of year to
> hold a
> > meeting and came up with the later summer being the best, since
> springtime is
> > when most state library associations host their own conferences.
>
>
> I am trying my best not to conflict with other events, but I think I
> would have to draw the line at the State level since things can get quite
> tricky with that many moving parts. I will of course bear that in mind and
> try and navigate as best as might be expected so that as much of the
> Community can come as possible, though.
>
> >
> > What I'm hoping you will do is respond to our call for proposals for a
> > meeting with your own proposed dates and location rather than publicly
> proposing
> > your own meeting.  We'll add your proposal into the mix along with others
> > and let everyone vote on when and where they would like to go.
> >
>
> I'm a bit mystified about this new process. Our International process
> is quite simple, and while it's had it's bumps, I think that we've been
> refining things over the years to try and keep things as fair and equitable
> while retaining as few articulations as possible. I got the distinct
> impression that this process would disqualify me on several counts. Please
> do humour me while I dissect my thinking interspersed with your initial
> announcement.
>
>
> >>
> A group of Koha users is planning on hosting a meeting for Koha users
> based in the United States and Canada.
> >>
>
> I was hoping to welcome the wider North American Community at my
> event. While the US and Canada are two of the big three (Mexican Libraries
> have been involved a number of years) in terms of land mass, I did not wish
> to forget the rich cultures of the Carribean and others in Latin America
> [1]. This is true in especial when citizens of some of those Nations made
> the long trip to our last KohaCon in Reno.
>
> >>
> We intend to hold this meeting next year, 2014, sometime during the month
> of August.
> >>
>
> I read this, and it processed, which was why I announced my intentions
> so as not to conflict, but to add to the wealth of the Community. 2015
> wouldn't be a major election year here, which is a factor for me to keep in
> mind. When I proposed hosting the International in 2013, that was also on
> my mind. Things are easier logistically even if one were to back up to July.
>
>
> >>
> We would like to invite proposals from agencies and libraries in the
> United States to host this meeting.
> >>
>
> As a consultant, I do not view myself as an Agency nor a Library.
> While bids from just the US would be an attractive proposition in terms of
> my chances, I do not wish to disenfranchise others. It certainly could be
> that no one outside of the US wishes to host, but I would rather the gates
> to the process stand open.
>
>
> >>
> We envision that the meeting would span 2-3 days.  Please email your
> proposals to me, nbl...@masslibsystem.org.  Information in your proposal
> should include (but does not need to be limited to) the following
> information:
> >>
>
> That span is certainly amenable to me, and we've heard from others
> that they like it as well.
>
>
> >>
> 1.  The location and what kind of conference facility would be offered.
> Confirm that the site would have internet and other technology available to
> enable presentations and general connectivity.
>
>
> 2.  Dates when the meeting could occur at the proposed location.
> >>
>
> Since this is nascent, I have several prospects in mind. In my
> experience with this Community and in other settings a venue was not firmly
> announced until after (and sometimes well after, though that is not my
> intent at all) one won the bid and had settled upon dates or narrowed them
> down sufficiently to secure quotes or provisional agreements. It was 

Re: [Koha] Conference stuff

[Lenora Oftedahl]

That being said, I offer once again to host a Pacific Northwest Koha Conference 
anytime y'all want here in Portland.  We've got a beautiful meeting room now 
with several hotels in the area in a wide range of prices.  Perhaps we could 
get someone to come in and teach us all to program in PERL so we can all become 
debuggers?  Half conference/half hackfest?  May or September?  
 
 
Lenora
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission


>>> 

From: Elaine Bradtke 
To:BWS Johnson 
CC:"Koha@lists.katipo.co.nz" , 
"koh...@lists.bywatersolutions.com" 
Date: 12/20/2013 1:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Koha] Conference stuff
Just saying, I will probably never be able to make a conference in August.
Flights and hotels are more expensive, it is the only time we have reliably
decent weather here*, and my other life as a performer at summer festivals
gets in the way.  If it were mid-week, I could get to it on the city bus or
by bicycle, and I didn't have to plan it. . . I might make it.  It could
well be that the host picks the best time for their locality and then sees
how many others can make it. I thought KohaCon worked pretty well running
in tandem with the Reno library conference this year. Rather than avoiding
these things, perhaps we should embrace them?
At any rate, I look forward to being able to attend when I can, which is
more likely if it's on the same continent.

*(Here being Seattle).
Elaine


On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 12:46 PM, BWS Johnson wrote:

> Salvete!
>
>
> > I completely appreciate your desire to host a meeting in the DC area.
>
> Thank you. I respect your mana and apologise if I've ruffled any
> feathers, however I feel it necessary to outline my thoughts so that you
> can see them before you clearly.
>
>
> > Those of
> > us who spent time talking together discussed various times of year to
> hold a
> > meeting and came up with the later summer being the best, since
> springtime is
> > when most state library associations host their own conferences.
>
>
> I am trying my best not to conflict with other events, but I think I
> would have to draw the line at the State level since things can get quite
> tricky with that many moving parts. I will of course bear that in mind and
> try and navigate as best as might be expected so that as much of the
> Community can come as possible, though.
>
> >
> > What I'm hoping you will do is respond to our call for proposals for a
> > meeting with your own proposed dates and location rather than publicly
> proposing
> > your own meeting.  We'll add your proposal into the mix along with others
> > and let everyone vote on when and where they would like to go.
> >
>
> I'm a bit mystified about this new process. Our International process
> is quite simple, and while it's had it's bumps, I think that we've been
> refining things over the years to try and keep things as fair and equitable
> while retaining as few articulations as possible. I got the distinct
> impression that this process would disqualify me on several counts. Please
> do humour me while I dissect my thinking interspersed with your initial
> announcement.
>
>
> >>
> A group of Koha users is planning on hosting a meeting for Koha users
> based in the United States and Canada.
> >>
>
> I was hoping to welcome the wider North American Community at my
> event. While the US and Canada are two of the big three (Mexican Libraries
> have been involved a number of years) in terms of land mass, I did not wish
> to forget the rich cultures of the Carribean and others in Latin America
> [1]. This is true in especial when citizens of some of those Nations made
> the long trip to our last KohaCon in Reno.
>
> >>
> We intend to hold this meeting next year, 2014, sometime during the month
> of August.
> >>
>
> I read this, and it processed, which was why I announced my intentions
> so as not to conflict, but to add to the wealth of the Community. 2015
> wouldn't be a major election year here, which is a factor for me to keep in
> mind. When I proposed hosting the International in 2013, that was also on
> my mind. Things are easier logistically even if one were to back up to July.
>
>
> >>
> We would like to invite proposals from agencies and libraries in the
> United States to host this meeting.
> >>
>
> As a consultant, I do not view myself as an Agency nor a Library.
> While bids from just the US would be an attractive proposition in terms of
> my chances, I do not wish to disenfranchise others. It certainly could be
> that no one outside of the US wishes to host, but I would rather the gates
> to the process stand open.
>
>
> >>
> We envision that the meeting would span 2-3 days.  Please email your
> proposals to me, nbl...@masslibsystem.org.  Information in your proposal
> should include (but does not need to be limited to) the following
> information:
> >>
>
> That span is certainly amenable to me, and we've heard from others
> that they like it as well.
>
>
> >>
> 1.  The location and what kind 

Re: [Koha] Conference stuff

[glaws]

How's the fishin' up there? I think I could do a trip to Portland.

I'd like to see the sandbox demo again a couple of times. Someday I
might have time to process a few signoffs.

May is good, September is dicey.


-- 
Greg Lawson
Network Administrator
Rolling Hills Consolidated Library
1912 N. Belt Highway
St. Joseph, MO 64506

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On 12/20/2013 03:18 PM, Lenora Oftedahl wrote:
> That being said, I offer once again to host a Pacific Northwest Koha 
> Conference anytime y'all want here in Portland.  We've got a beautiful 
> meeting room now with several hotels in the area in a wide range of prices.  
> Perhaps we could get someone to come in and teach us all to program in PERL 
> so we can all become debuggers?  Half conference/half hackfest?  May or 
> September?  
>  
>  
> Lenora
> Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
>
>
>
-whack-
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Re: [Koha] problem with bulk imported data

[Elaine Bradtke]

Not sure if your problem is the same, but we had a  similar problem with
the 942 $c and a bulk import. The trouble boiled down to this field being
controlled by
 Home › Administration › Item types administration.  You have to be sure
the imported 942 $c matches the code in the left hand column exactly.  We
had "Books" in that field. But what it wanted to see was "BK".
Hope this helps


On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 9:24 AM, Babu_koha  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> in bulk import of data, i have used the tags *942$c and 952$y* for Item
> Type,
>
>  but they not displayed in staff client and opac search.
>
> in edit items screen, selected the *Item Type* as *Books* from the drop
> down
> list and saved.
>
> then the values automatically displayed in staff client and opac search.
>
> please see the screen shots.
>
> any help
>
>
>
>
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Koha] problem with bulk imported data

[John Palmer]

I concur with Elaine Bradke, However, I've found that using the field 952$y
for Koha item types (as defined in System Administration → Item types and
Circulation Codes. e.g. BK for Books) is successful on bulk imports. I've
not had success changing any of the 942 field directly using a bulk import.

This is a helpful reference page for creating your bulk import source data:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Holdings_data_fields_(9xx)

John


On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Elaine Bradtke  wrote:

> Not sure if your problem is the same, but we had a  similar problem with
> the 942 $c and a bulk import. The trouble boiled down to this field being
> controlled by
>  Home › Administration › Item types administration.  You have to be sure
> the imported 942 $c matches the code in the left hand column exactly.  We
> had "Books" in that field. But what it wanted to see was "BK".
> Hope this helps
>
>
> On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 9:24 AM, Babu_koha  wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > in bulk import of data, i have used the tags *942$c and 952$y* for Item
> > Type,
> >
> >  but they not displayed in staff client and opac search.
> >
> > in edit items screen, selected the *Item Type* as *Books* from the drop
> > down
> > list and saved.
> >
> > then the values automatically displayed in staff client and opac search.
> >
> > please see the screen shots.
> >
> > any help
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > View this message in context:
> >
> http://koha.1045719.n5.nabble.com/problem-with-bulk-imported-data-tp5781747.html
> > Sent from the Koha-general mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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> >
>
>
>
> --
> Elaine Bradtke
> Data Wrangler
> VWML
> English Folk Dance and Song Society | http://www.efdss.org
> Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regent's Park Road, London NW1 7AY
> Tel+44 (0) 20 7485 2206 (This number is for the English Folk Dance and
> Song Society in London, England. If you wish to phone me personally, send
> an e-mail first. I work off site)
> --
> Registered Company No. 297142
> Charity Registered in England and Wales No. 305999
> ---
> "Writing about music is like dancing about architecture"
> --Elvis Costello (Musician magazine No. 60 (October 1983), p. 52)
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