Hello all, As I slowly look under the hood of our koha installation I end up with many questions floating over my head. I am sure that this only happens to me :-). Anyway, I am creating a cheat sheet that references all the directories that relate directly to koha, on my server. Today I am particularly interested to know the purpose of /opt/kohaclone/.. and /opt/kohaclone/C4/.. (I also see /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/..) Perhaps kohaclone is a mirror of some sort - which makes me wonder what process initiates the mirror, eg. cron, and why I need this mirror. I once read that C4 related to work the kiwis were doing long ago, during early development years, and has some humor attached. In 2010, it seems that C4 continues to be central to the program, but I'd like to know how it relates to the rest of the Koha progam. Finally, what does HEAD mean, and where can I find it? I think it has something to do with the git versioning system used by developers to collectively keep track of improvements and bugfixes... I've seen the folks on IRC use this term. I would guess that HEAD means the most current stable branch of the software program. Could you have a HEAD for 3.0.x and HEAD for 3.2.x? Here -- http://git.koha.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=Koha;a=summary -- I find multiple HEADS, but I presume that the "master" head may be the one typically referenced. For those of you still reading this epistle, today I discovered that a searchable! public log exists for the #koha IRC: http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/today. Yet another mine of Koha information... Thanks very much! Nelson implementing a small union catalog in Cape Town, South Africa nelsonf on IRC. ----- Nelson Fredsell nelsonf on Koha IRC nfredsell most everywhere else implementing a small, non-profit union catalogue in Cape Town, South Africa -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/whatis-kohaclone%2C-C4%2C-and-HEAD-tp28287862p28287862... Sent from the Koha - Discuss mailing list archive at Nabble.com.