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I've successfully installed KOHA 3 on Ubuntu 8.10. Is it possible to add<br>
books when I'm accessing the staff client from the internet and not from the<br>
local network?<br>
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</font></blockquote></div><br><br clear="all">You can make the staff client accessible from the internet; this would depend on the exact setup of your network, but it shouldn't be that hard. It would involve forwarding a port from your router/modem to your web server.<br>
<br>If you can forward ports, and wish for a slightly more secure solution (Koha does transmit passwords in plaintext, along with everything else), you can set it up so you can log into a server on your network with SSH. Then, you can use an SSH tunnel to access Koha from afar. Not that the SSH-accessible server doesn't even have to be your webserver, just a computer that can access it.<br>
<br>-- <br>Jesse Weaver<br>