[Koha] Zebra/Yaz versions for 3.12.05

[Paul]

At 12:20 PM 10/9/2013 -0400, Tom Hanstra wrote:
>Colin,
>
>Thanks for this information.  I was able to get this combination working 
>as well.
>
>What I was unable to get working was the combination of zebra 2.0.55 with 
>yaz 5.0.1.  I tried both with RPM's in my first iteration and later tried 
>to compile this myself.  Could not get that to work.
>
>But this combination does, so I'm back in business.

I'm not sure of other distros, but Ubuntu posted Yaz 5 
(libyaz5_5.0.0-1indexdata_amd64.deb) on 1st Oct -- I also had problems when 
we tried it on the sandbox, and I'm not savvy enough to see anything 
obvious in the changelog... (we're using yaz-client 4.2.18 with zebraidx 
2.0.44 in production for Koha 3.8.5)

Best - Paul



>Tom
>
>On 10/7/13 10:23 AM, Colin Campbell wrote:
>>On Sun, Oct 06, 2013 at 01:56:04PM -0400, Tom Hanstra wrote:
>>>Some might not have seen this since it was an update on an earlier thread...
>>>
>>>I'm running 3.12.05 on RHEL6 and have found that the combination of
>>>the latest versions of Yaz and Zebra are not working as expected.
>>>
>>>For those running 3.12.05, can you tell me what versions of Yaz and
>>>Zebra you are running?
>>My development system is running yaz 4.2.69 and zebra 2.0.55 which
>>doesnt seem to have any problems.
>>
>>C.
>
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