I have been having a hell of a time with the Auth.pm problem as described in this post, http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2003/001443.html and a possible solution, http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2003/001444.html . I have tried fixing the file with the following modifications with no results: Switched line 179 from this, $sessionID=int(rand()*100000).'-'.time(); to this: $sessionID or $sessionID=int(rand()*10000).'-'.time(); With no luck. Tried JUST $sessionID; ... nope. Anyone wanna enlighten me so I don't have another night of dreaming...user,pass,user,pass,user,pass,user,pass.......... John Croson Confused
Do you have cookies enabled in you browser? If you are being forced to log in for every Koha page, that is most likely the case. If you do not want to enable cookies in your browser, the alternative is to switch to using apache's basic authentication instead of the cookie authentication. Steve. On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Croson, John wrote:
I have been having a hell of a time with the Auth.pm problem as described in this post, http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2003/001443.html and a possible solution, http://lists.katipo.co.nz/public/koha/2003/001444.html .
I have tried fixing the file with the following modifications with no results:
Switched line 179 from this, $sessionID=int(rand()*100000).'-'.time(); to this: $sessionID or $sessionID=int(rand()*10000).'-'.time();
With no luck. Tried JUST $sessionID; ... nope.
Anyone wanna enlighten me so I don't have another night of dreaming...user,pass,user,pass,user,pass,user,pass..........
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I am taking a HDD to Christchurch (NZ) with Koha pre-installed this weekend (Debian Sarge) to plug into a machine up there, Intel Pentium III, 600 mhz, 128 ram. It will be serving a library of ~3000 volumes. The installation went well after I discovered that I needed to use port 8000 for OPAC. There are some glitches I would like to iron out before I leave. 1. Deleting a book entry. The "Modify" and "Delete" buttons do not work. Is this a "feature" or have I done something wrong? 2. Net::Z3950. I got totally lost at http://www.indexdata.dk/yaz/, how do I get the module? 3. The present records are kept in a MS database and it would be helpful if these could be transfered to the Koha mysql database. Anyone got any suggestions? My thinking at the moment is to transfer each group (e.g Authors) singly, but I do not know how to go about this. I have never used a sql DB before so I am on a sharp learning curve. Help would be greatly appreciated. Phil. -- Philip Charles; 39a Paterson Street, Abbotsford, Dunedin, New Zealand +64 3 488 2818 Fax +64 3 488 2875 Mobile 025 267 9420 philipc@copyleft.co.nz - preferred. philipc@debian.org I sell GNU/Linux & GNU/Hurd CDs. See http://www.copyleft.co.nz
On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 01:16:58PM +1300, Philip Charles said:
I am taking a HDD to Christchurch (NZ) with Koha pre-installed this weekend (Debian Sarge) to plug into a machine up there, Intel Pentium III, 600 mhz, 128 ram. It will be serving a library of ~3000 volumes. The installation went well after I discovered that I needed to use port 8000 for OPAC.
You dont strictly need to :) If you have a domain at your disposal you could set up opac.my.domain etc intra.my.domain instead.
There are some glitches I would like to iron out before I leave.
1. Deleting a book entry. The "Modify" and "Delete" buttons do not work. Is this a "feature" or have I done something wrong?
Hmm, this certainly should work, are you getting any errors in the apache error logs?
2. Net::Z3950. I got totally lost at http://www.indexdata.dk/yaz/, how do I get the module?
http://ftp.indexdata.dk/pub/yaz/debian/ You can get the debian yaz modules from there. And then you can use CPAN to install the Net::Z3950 module.
3. The present records are kept in a MS database and it would be helpful if these could be transfered to the Koha mysql database. Anyone got any suggestions? My thinking at the moment is to transfer each group (e.g Authors) singly, but I do not know how to go about this. I have never used a sql DB before so I am on a sharp learning curve.
If you can get the data out as a tab separated text file, or comma separated or something like that, Im sure we could write a perl program to massage the data into Koha's database Chris -- Chris Cormack Programmer 025 500 789 Katipo Communications Ltd chris@katipo.co.nz www.katipo.co.nz
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 16:29, Chris Cormack wrote: <snip>
3. The present records are kept in a MS database and it would be helpful if these could be transfered to the Koha mysql database. Anyone got any suggestions? My thinking at the moment is to transfer each group (e.g Authors) singly, but I do not know how to go about this. I have never used a sql DB before so I am on a sharp learning curve.
If you can get the data out as a tab separated text file, or comma separated or something like that, Im sure we could write a perl program to massage the data into Koha's database
Another alternative is to install phpMyAdmin on your web server.. phpMyAdmin can import date in almost most formats readable by MS Excel or Gnumeric. (At least I've never had any problems) As a bonus it gives you a nice multilingual way of administering your MySQL server.
Chris
Good luck, Micheas
On 19 Feb 2003, Micheas Herman wrote:
Another alternative is to install phpMyAdmin on your web server.. phpMyAdmin can import date in almost most formats readable by MS Excel or Gnumeric. (At least I've never had any problems)
As a bonus it gives you a nice multilingual way of administering your MySQL server.
Thanks friend, I will take a look at this. This is a bicultural library. Phil. -- Philip Charles; 39a Paterson Street, Abbotsford, Dunedin, New Zealand +64 3 488 2818 Fax +64 3 488 2875 Mobile 025 267 9420 philipc@copyleft.co.nz - preferred. philipc@debian.org I sell GNU/Linux & GNU/Hurd CDs. See http://www.copyleft.co.nz
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