Hi Katrin, Thanks for that. Interesting to learn about Koha's use of cookies. Doesn't that mean that Koha should present a popup to ask for a user's consent? The ICO (which monitors data protection compliance in the UK) says: "You must tell people if you set cookies, and clearly explain what the cookies do and why. You must also get the user’s consent. Consent must be actively and clearly given. There is an exception for cookies that are essential to provide an online service at someone’s request (eg to remember what’s in their online basket, or to ensure security in online banking)." Is there a feature in Koha that does this that I don't know about? Best Regards, Chris Brown (Voluntary libraries in Sheffield) Best Regards, Chris Brown On Mon, Jun 21, 2021 at 8:59 PM Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de> wrote:
Hi Chris,
yes, it does. Documentation can be found here:
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Use_of_Cookies
Hope this helps,
Katrin
Hi James,
Yes I did follow up Katrin's suggestion but found nothing that looked obviously wrong, and anyway I don't think there have been any configuration changes since well before the problem first showed up. Following another suggestion *we have cleared the browser caches on all our client machines and everything seems to be working again*. I have no idea why, and am not convinced that the problem isn't going to come back at some point. But all is well at the moment.
Which leads me to a question I've been meaning to ask for a while ... *does Koha use cookies?*
My thanks to all who suggested solutions. Much appreciated!
Chris Brown (Voluntary Libraries in Sheffield)
On Mon, Jun 21, 2021 at 10:46 AM Mason James <mtj@kohaaloha.com> wrote:
hi Chris did you try Katrin's suggestion?, it is the most likely problem https://lists.katipo.co.nz/pipermail/koha/2021-June/056338.html
try loading your database into a test system, and experiment by removing likely issuing rules until you find your problematic rule
cheers, Mason
Dear Koha Community
Following up my post on 12 June I am repeating my call for help as Koha is effectively unusable right now at one of our libraries.
We are running Koha 19.11 on Debian 9.11 (stretch). This supports 5 Koha instances for some of the volunteer-run libraries in Sheffield. It has been stable and working fine for many months.
Currently we have a serious problem with one of these instances. Any attempt to check out a book hangs (never completes) and we see /usr/share/koha/intranet/cgi-bin/circ/circulation.pl consuming most of
On 21/06/21 6:42 pm, Chris Brown wrote: the
CPU cycles (stuck in a loop perhaps?). On one occasion I noticed it was renew.pl consuming all the CPU.
I have tried disabling plack for this instance, and have rebuilt the zebra index, but the problem persists. There is nothing obvious reported in
On 21.06.21 21:26, Chris Brown wrote: the
log files, though I may not be looking in the right places. I cannot see any obvious problems with the configuration, though again I might be looking at the wrong things. The other 4 instances are working OK.
*Any advice on how to debug or fix this would be greatly appreciated.*
Does anyone know how to turn on tracing of MySQL transactions? I was wondering if looking at the activity at the database end might help.
Thanks and Best Regards,
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