Hi All,
I am a new Koha user, looking to get Koha 3.4 installed and integrated with
Active Directory for client access for a UK secondary school.
I have got Koha 3.4 installed and running on a Debian squeeze server. Is
version 3.4 the best version to use for a new install in a relatively small
sc
Hi Tim, and welcome to the Koha community.
In a slightly different order than your questions below:
1. Yes, I would recommend Koha 3.4, and it's completely appropriate for
a small school library. Version 3.2 is still supported, but 3.4 is much
improved and it's pointless to start with an older ve
>
> 4. I don't know much about using Active Directory with Koha, but someone
> else might respond to that. If not, wait a while and ask again; I know some
> work has been done with LDAP as recently as v3.2 to address some issues.
>
I think the best place to read up on this is
http://perldoc.koha-c
Hi Chris,
Many thanks for the link. After trying this out and linking with another
thread
http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2009-May/018547.html
I have managed to get it working. I need to do some further checking about
which mappings can be pulled in
but very pleased to have it working :)
2011/6/8 Tim Bateson :
> Hi Chris,
> Many thanks for the link. After trying this out and linking with another
> thread
> http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2009-May/018547.html
> I have managed to get it working. I need to do some further checking about
> which mappings can be pulled in
> but ve
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Hello all
I'm haing some problems with some CGI, notably with Advanced Search.
I'm using nginx proxying because I have Koha on a server with all webs
hosted using nginx, so I've configured Apache to listen on 65000 and
65001 and configured nginx hos
Angel schreef op do 23-07-2015 om 13:57 [+0200]:
> I'm haing some problems with some CGI, notably with Advanced Search.
> I'm using nginx proxying because I have Koha on a server with all webs
> hosted using nginx, so I've configured Apache to listen on 65000 and
> 65001 and configured nginx hosts
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El 24/07/15 a las 03:42, Robin Sheat escribió:
> Angel schreef op do 23-07-2015 om 13:57 [+0200]:
>> I'm haing some problems with some CGI, notably with Advanced
>> Search. I'm using nginx proxying because I have Koha on a server
>> with all webs hos
Angel schreef op vr 24-07-2015 om 09:47 [+0200]:
> but when I click on search button, I get a window warning me
> that is not possible to connect to http://:65001, is curious
> because this URL is not the staff one, http://:8080.
That's surprising. I'd start by looking in the HTML and see where it
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El 27/07/15 a las 00:58, Robin Sheat escribió:
> Angel schreef op vr 24-07-2015 om 09:47 [+0200]:
>> but when I click on search button, I get a window warning me that
>> is not possible to connect to http://:65001, is curious
>> because this URL is
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