I have already installed Koha 3.12.3. How do I activate memcached on a live
installation, assuming I have also installed and running the memcached
server?
I assume I need to amend the SetEnv variables MEMCACHED_SERVERS and
MEMCACHED_NAMESPACE in koha-httpd.conf...on some documentation,
MEMCACHED_S
I found the default values in Makefile.PL: MEMCACHED_SERVERS is
127.0.0.1:11211 while MEMCACHED_NAMESPACE is KOHA and I amend the SetEnv
variables accordingly in koha-httpd.conf.
Also, my Koha installation is of type "single" and installed to
"/Users/koha" on Mac OS X 10.8.3, so I amended both the
Tomas Cohen Arazi wrote
> On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 4:19 PM, Victor Pang <
> victorp@.com
> >wrote:
>
> So you managed to install Koha on Mac OS X. Congratulations. Which
> version?
> The current stable is 3.12.3.
>
> If you already have the memcached server runn
In Koha v3.12.03 as well as v3.12.04, I just get a blank line for my Intranet
site at About Koha > Server Information > Zebra version and a error message
"Zebra server seems not to be available. Is it started?".
I have already started my Zebra server and also enable its SRU - I can get a
zs:explai
Just wondering if anyone else has this problem or is it limited to the
Koha/Zebra configuration within Mac OS X Server...
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Chris Cormack-6 wrote
> On 27 August 2013 20:28, Victor Pang <
> victorp@.com
> > wrote:
>> Just wondering if anyone else has this problem or is it limited to the
>> Koha/Zebra configuration within Mac OS X Server...
>
> Hi Victor
>
> It seems to be, I h
Thanks Chris. I have not tested it yet but I think my problem is that the
PATH environment variable for my Apache HTTP server most probably didn't
include the path "/opt/local/bin".
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I had encountered the same problem with OS X Server 10.8.3 (Mountain Lion)
and the symlink fixed the problem. I just want to check if the path to mysql
is hard-coded to "/usr/bin/mysql", uses the result of "which mysql" command
or simply whatever paths are set in the PATH environment variable? From
nengard wrote
> I don't know much (or anything) about debian - I just know the few
> commands
> I need to manage Koha. I don't think I have anything out of the normal in
> my install - since I haven't had a problem like this with other modules in
> the past. Here's what I get:
>
> @INC:
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