[Koha-bugs] [Bug 6874] File upload in MARC
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Mon Jun 10 12:00:48 CEST 2013
http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=6874
--- Comment #96 from Paul Poulain <paul.poulain at biblibre.com> ---
(In reply to comment #95)
> > This should not be a system preference. It should be something that's set in
> > the koha-conf.xml. Library staff should not be modifying it, as they can't
> > ensure that directories are set up with the right permissions.
> This is the same for all other system preferences that contain a path. So why
> this one is different?
At 1st glance, I had the same reaction. But there is a difference : writing !
Other systempreferences only require reading (opacusercss for example), this
one will write, and there is no other syspref in this case I think.
> Moreover, I don't think a preference for a cataloguing plugin should be in
> koha-conf.xml (its place is not in global system preferences either but
> there is no other place)
I hesitate... what I think is that this preference don't need to be setup
during installation, because it's an additional feature that most libraries
won't use.
(like for ldap for example : there are default values, but the koha-conf.xml
must be edited manually if you want to enable it)
> I'm not opposed to move this pref in koha-conf.xml, I just want to
> understand :)
> Also I would like to have someone else's opinion before writing a patch.
my conclusion would be:
* move the uploadPath to koha-conf.xml
* add <uploadPath><uploadPath> (without any value) to default koha-conf
* add a disclaimer on the plugin page if uploadPath is empty, saying something
like "WARNING : your server is not properly setup, it won't work. uploadPath
must be set in koha configuration file"
(wait for another feedback before writing the patch)
PS: will this patch make it's way one day ? :\
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