[Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-21 Thread Andrew Hartung
So in a moment of stupidity I updated my server to 23.10 and rabbitMQ will not build. I thought I was on the LTS, but wasn't. Koha states that it is using SQL messaging. What are the ramifications from this? I don't actually understand how rabbitMQ is used by koha. -- Thank you, Andrew Hartung

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-22 Thread Fridolin SOMERS
Hi, SQL pulling is that perl daemon will run each 10 seconds a SQL query to check for new jobs. So the jobs may start a few seconds later than with rabbitMQ. For a small single koha server it looks like it is not a problem to avoid rabbitMQ. We at Biblibre have a patch to avoid warns when mess

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-23 Thread Katrin Fischer
Hi Andrew, can you give us your exact version? There is no released 23.10 and the developer version should be 23.06. As Fridolin said, I believe RabbitMQ is not mandatory right now and there is a SQL fallback. Hope that helps, Katrin On 22.11.23 00:43, Andrew Hartung wrote: So in a moment of

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-24 Thread Fridolin SOMERS
I bet 23.10 is the Ubuntu version Le 23/11/2023 à 12:02, Katrin Fischer a écrit : Hi Andrew, can you give us your exact version? There is no released 23.10 and the developer version should be 23.06. As Fridolin said, I believe RabbitMQ is not mandatory right now and there is a SQL fallback. Ho

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-24 Thread kolvir73
I'm sorry, the 23.10 is referring to the ubuntu release, not koha. I'm sorry, the 23.10 is the Hi Andrew, can you give us your exact version? There is no released 23.10 and the developer version should be 23.06. As Fridolin said, I believe RabbitMQ is not mandatory right now and there is a SQL fal

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-24 Thread Michael Kuhn
Hi Andrew You wrote: > I'm sorry, the 23.10 is referring to the ubuntu release, not koha. > I'm sorry, the 23.10 is the > Hi Andrew, > can you give us your exact version? There is no released 23.10 and the > developer version should be 23.06. As Fridolin said, I believe > RabbitMQ is not mandato

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-24 Thread Andrew Hartung
> According to https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/System_requirements_and_recommendations Ubuntu 23.10 is currently not officially supported by any Koha version. > I understand, hence my original comment about how stupid of a move it was. There isn't a way to rollback the distribution and

Re: [Koha] RabbitMQ

2023-11-26 Thread Andrew Hartung
I'm running koha 23.05.05 -- Thank you, Andrew Hartung ___ Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org Koha@lists.katipo.co.nz Unsubscribe: https://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha

Re: [Koha] Rabbitmq

2023-12-01 Thread Andrew R Hartung
So is there any advice on what I should do? Do I need to reinstall the OS to a LTS version and reinstall koha? I really hope to avoid this, but if that is necessary, so be it. If so, what is recommended procedure to save and then import all of my koha catalog, preferences, etc.. into the new sys

Re: [Koha] Rabbitmq

2023-12-05 Thread Katrin Fischer
Hi Andrew, I cannot tell if it's possible to downgrade or make Koha work on the newer OS, but in case it isn't: If you haven't changed any configuration files or used the upload feature, it should be enough to dump your database and re-import it into an empty instance database. Something like t

[Koha] RabbitMQ is using a lot of virtual memory

2022-01-17 Thread Isabel Pineda
Hi. I have just seen that my server is using a lot of virtual memory recently and that RabbitMQ is the process which is using most of it (more than 3 GB). Before I try and make changes on my own, I would like to ask if someone can give me a recommendation what to do. I'm running Koha on Ubuntu