Sir, I have installed Koha in my institution. Can you please tell me how we can change the password of kohaadmin. Regards Rajam S -- Chinmaya Institute of Technology, Govindagiri, Chala, PO Thottada, Kannur 670007 Phone: (0497) 2822923, www.chintech.org
Rajam S <rajam-s@chintech.org> wrote:
I have installed Koha in my institution. Can you please tell me how we can change the password of kohaadmin.
This is a question about use not development. Please send use questions to the koha user mailing list <koha@lists.katipo.co.nz> This one is quick, though: edit your koha.conf (may be in /etc) and update the user table in mysql (maybe with phpmyadmin). Thanks, -- MJ Ray (slef), K. Lynn, England, email see http://mjr.towers.org.uk/ http://www.ttllp.co.uk/koha/
Sir, I have installed Koha in my institution where we use Linux. I have edited the fine for books. I have edited Fines.pm file. I have been instructed to put fines2.pl in cron every night. It is from fines2.pl that the Fines.pm is called. I have put only fines2.pl to cron. But this file is not getting detected at all. What could be the problem. Please help me sir. And also, how do I test whether my modification is working well. If I compile using perl, it shows a lot of dependency errors. Please help me out of this. Thanks. Rajam S -- Chinmaya Institute of Technology, Govindagiri, Chala, PO Thottada, Kannur 670007 Phone: (0497) 2822923, www.chintech.org
On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 01:28:25PM +0530, Rajam S wrote:
I have installed Koha in my institution where we use Linux. I have edited the fine for books. I have edited Fines.pm file. I have been instructed to put fines2.pl in cron every night. It is from fines2.pl that the Fines.pm is called. I have put only fines2.pl to cron. But this file is not getting detected at all. What could be the problem. Please help me sir. And also, how do I test whether my modification is working well. If I compile using perl, it shows a lot of dependency errors. Please help me out of this.
Perl uses the @INC array to determine the directories where modules reside. If the Koha modules are in a directory outside of the normal perl @INC, perl will not find them. There are several workarounds: 1. Invoke perl with a parameter specifying additional directories to search in: perl -I path/to/C4 2. Alter the fines2.pl script to push onto @INC: push @INC, 'path/to/C4'; 3. Set up symlinks from your Koha module directory into your normal perl path. perl -e 'print join("\n", @INC, "")' ln -s /full/path/to/C4 path/to/site_perl/C4 Hope that helps. -kolibrie
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