July 2011 - Koha-devel - lists.koha-community.org

Problem with XML::LibXSLT
by Adnier Rosello Carrazana 07 Jul '11

07 Jul '11

my greetings, I have this problem in my koha 3.0.6 over centOS 5.6, this is the koha log: Warning: XML::LibXSLT compiled against libxslt 10118, but runtime libxslt is older 10117, any suggestion?

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IP for es.koha-community.org
by Tomas Cohen Arazi 05 Jul '11

05 Jul '11

Hi there, we are setting our spanish-speaking community server to go online soon. We need the FQDN es.koha-community.org to point to IP 200.16.16.170. Regards To+

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KohaCon11 - Programme Ideas wanted
by Joann Ransom 04 Jul '11

04 Jul '11

Hi all, We are calling for help for KohaCon11. Occurs to some of us that people might not realise that what they 'do' might be interesting to the rest of us. So, to that end, we are inviting people to submit ideas of presentatins they'd like to see at KohaCon11 in the hope that the rest of you clever people will think "I can talk about that" and step forward and submit abstracts for presentations. The full post can be found here: http://koha-community.org/kohacon11-programme-ideas-wanted/ Cheers Jo. -- Joann Ransom RLIANZA Head of Libraries, Horowhenua Library Trust.

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2011-07-08 Global bug squashing day
by Magnus Enger 04 Jul '11

04 Jul '11

Dear Community! Since there were no severe complaints after the first "Global sign off day", I'll risk proposing another one, with a new name: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/2011-07-08_Global_bug_squashing_day (globsquad for short) The name has been chosen to highlight that this day is meant not only to encourage signing off on bugs, but to encourage all kinds of activities that can help bugs and patches move along in the right direction. BibLibre has pledged to participate this time (and hopefully more times in the future too), so we should be able to get even more stuff done than the last time. Yay! See you there! Magnus Enger

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[koha-devel] Adding patches to the git
by Justin Unrau 04 Jul '11

04 Jul '11

Hi there, Our company has created a few patches for Koha bugs we've been fixing for our clients in 3.2.x, and we're trying to start giving back more of the work we're doing to the community. As the most junior person here, I've been given the task of getting them into the git (so the coding wizards here can concentrate on their things). I've been looking at the wiki for how to do this, but I'm still a bit confused how to get our patches in. Anyone have any further guides for handling git beyond what's in wiki.koha-community.org? I have two main questions though. I don't see any specific tree for the 3.2.x branch on git.koha-community.org. The production versions of Koha we're supporting are almost all 3.2.x, though the patches we're writing (the one I've got in my hand for bug 6551 right now at least) usually work in 3.4 as well. How does the interaction between 3.2 and 3.4 work in the git way of doing things? Do we just clone the entire git and then make sure we do our tracking and rebasing from the maintenance version (origin/3.2.x) and that will handle it or is it more complicated? The other main question is about the actual installation of git on our Windows servers. I see instructions for Debian and Ubuntu, but not for Windows, which is what we host our Koha installations on. Can anyone point me to a good Windows installation guide? Thanks very much for your help! -- Justin Unrau Prosentient Systems Pty Ltd 02-9212-0899

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