Evergreen ILS Website

Search in #evergreen

Channels | #evergreen index




Results

Result pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143

Results for 2015-02-13

10:58 * jeff nods
10:59 jeff down-then-over vs over-then-down
10:59 jeff consistency is important there
10:59 mdriscoll Dyrcona: I would be happy to test your branch when you get it done
11:01 dbwells Okay, feel free to keep talking about layout, but we have more questions! :)
11:01 jeff do the single row and grid examples allow presenting more information when you're looking at the "form" not because you're editing, but because you're reviewing / seeking information? item status single-row display vs item attribute editor single-row display being one example -- would we consider moving the item status display move to single column?
11:03 dbwells jeff: That's a good point.  I don't have a good answer, but I do think the concept of dual purpose display/edit screens should be carefully considered.
12:36 maryj joined #evergreen
12:38 goood dbs: or they could just consider the "collab" branch as the "master" to target, and submit branches against that. not seeing the difference, really
12:41 dbs Right. So why aren't bug fixes and small features being merged to master on a regular basis again?
12:42 goood dbs: because folks don't test (save kmlussier) or merge, and I get smacked whenever I merge my own code, and get the side eye when I merge my coworkers' code without further review
12:44 goood s/further review/non-esi review, for whatever personal reasons various folks may have/
12:49 nhilton joined #evergreen
12:57 bmills joined #evergreen
13:09 mrpeters Alrighty guys -- I'm in Action/Trigger hell and have come to beg for mercy!  See http://pastie.org/9945103 -- an event_def to mark an item lost 3 hours after it goes overdue.  Nothing fancy, pretty similiar to the stock 90 Day Lost notice.  Each time the event runs, it ends with a state 'error' but I'm struggling to find more information about what caused the error.  Pertinent osrfsys logs are at http://pastie.org/private/l62y4g3wodwvxhw2iwrdg -- Eve
14:13 dbwells My sense when he mentioned it last week was that he felt obligated to work on it since he had already done some work on it.  My guess is he'll be very happy to see you've completed it.
14:15 Dyrcona I felt obligated to work on it when a Backstage import busted up someone's work. :)
14:15 Dyrcona That's cool. Collaboration is nice.
14:24 Dyrcona While testing that change, I noticed something unusual.
14:25 Dyrcona Any time I typed a key in the marc editor, regular or flat text, while editing a record to import, a JavaScript error window would pop up.
14:26 Dyrcona TypeError: tab is undefined
14:26 Dyrcona Still doing it, actually.
14:26 Dyrcona MARC edit works fine on regular bibs.
14:27 Dyrcona Guess I'll do a git clean and see what happens.
14:27 kmlussier dbs: Thanks for letting me know about mlnc4. I'll fix it up now.
14:28 dbwells Dyrcona: I saw that too, when testing master with a 2.7 client.  I know it stems from some changes ldw wrote a while back, and I thought it might be related to me needing a new client.
14:28 dbwells Are you seeing it with a master client?
14:28 Dyrcona Yes.
14:29 Dyrcona My script builds a fresh client when I build all of Evergreen.
14:29 Dyrcona Guess that's a bug.
14:45 Tony__ left #evergreen
14:46 akilsdonk joined #evergreen
14:50 Dyrcona Hmmm. I have that commit, so something about it must still be wrong.
14:53 kmlussier dbs / eeevil: Would it be worthwhile to discuss the web client merging at the next dev meeting? I don't know what the answer is, but I personally would love to see the code make it into master faster.
14:54 kmlussier One thing I'm up against is that I have a few people on hand to help test the circ changes, but we aren't geared up to test cataloging yet. However, I don't really know if the other circ code in that collab branch is dependent on some of the cataloging features that come before it.
14:55 kmlussier So signoffs there may not be helpful.
14:56 kmlussier And mlnc4.mvlcstaff.org is up and running again.
14:57 * kmlussier should add something to her calendar to update it monthly.
15:03 Dyrcona Well, the diff isn't telling me much, and neither is JavaScript console.
15:03 Dyrcona I may have to call on Venkman.
15:04 Dyrcona If he's still around somewhere.

Results for 2015-02-12

11:11 csharp berick: ewww
11:11 kmlussier berick++
11:18 Dyrcona heh
11:22 berick eeevil: kmlussier: going to merge working/user/kmlussier/web-clie​nt-sprint1-bug-fixing-signoff1 (plus 9804b5c54d12e6f2d1ae7b907a0de80d84ff978f) after light testing.  any issues/concerns before I do that?
11:24 kmlussier I have no concerns
11:25 berick note for later, we should make the grid less chatty in the console.
11:25 berick kmlussier: thanks
11:25 goood berick: just concerns over rebasing the remainder... but that can be a tomorrow problem, I suppose
11:29 jeff oh and of course the lovely thing about running services on high ephemeral ports...
11:29 jeff (well, ONE of the things)... sometimes someone else gets there first. :P
11:29 berick goood: rebasing collab/miker/web-client-sprin​t1-bug-fixing-rebased-collab ?
11:33 berick just tried an expirement, rebasing that ^-- to my about-to-merge master branch. i haven't tested it, but it rebased without conflict.
11:33 berick so there's that
11:42 hopkinsju Does Evergreen actually use the quality field in biblio.record_entry? I can't think of anything, and we were thinking about reusing that column.
11:44 jeff hopkinsju: have you considered biblio.record_note?
11:44 sandbergja joined #evergreen
11:55 bshum mmorgan: Now you're getting it!  :)
11:55 kmlussier Yeah, probably. I don't think it matters much. I guess I've just been looking at them far too much over the past year.
11:55 berick bshum: git filter-branch -f --msg-filter "sed '0,/^/s//LP\#1402797 /1'" origin/master..
11:56 bshum If you come up with better categories for things, I'm happy to help test/push that along.  One of the things I always wish I had more time to do would be to go back and actually add meaningful descriptions to all YAOUS entries.
11:56 berick (then had to clean up a few double-tagged commits)
11:56 bshum berick: Ooooh, fancy!
11:56 kmlussier bshum: Yeah, adding better descriptions has crossed my mind too.
11:56 * berick credits gmcharlt with the original suggestion way back when
11:59 yboston Hello, I can't remember what the rules are for the deadlines we use for having a code change make it to the next release. I see the calendar says that next Friday is the "2.8 Beta Cut-Off" I can't remember what that one is for, I think it is meant for testing and signing off bug fixes? I beleive that the previous "2.8 Feature LP Target Deadline" is for havign signed off changes make it to the beta?
11:59 bshum kmlussier: "Charge lost on zero" confused me for years.  Still does sometime...
12:00 berick yboston: the 2.8 cut off is for new features only.  we *always* accept bug fixes
12:00 bshum bug_fixes++
12:00 bshum :)
12:00 yboston berick: sorry, that was the one rule I did remember, that bug fixes are always accepted :(
12:00 kmlussier Is it difficult to update records that are provided in the Concerto set? I keep thinking it would be nice to add prices for all of the copies in there.
12:01 kmlussier So that when you mark them lost in testing, a bill is added to the patron record.
12:01 berick yboston: no worries, did I answer your question, though?
12:01 bshum kmlussier: I'm sure it's not hard to do that.
12:01 yboston so is there still time to submit (signed off) changes for 2.8?
12:04 berick yboston: documenting / targeting new features in launchpad.  the absence of such documention does not prevent new features getting into 2.8, though
12:04 berick the purpose was to get as much info out as early as possible
12:04 yboston berick: thank you very much, I had assumed I missed the boat on a new feature
12:06 berick yboston: speaking of, do you still have any expectation of testing bug #1171984 ?
12:06 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1171984 in Evergreen "add support in Vandelay for overlaying authorities during import using match sets" (affected: 5, heat: 22) [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1171984
12:06 yboston berick: so sorry
12:07 pinesol_green Showing latest 5 of 45 commits to Evergreen...
12:08 berick and I thought we were immune down here ;)
12:08 berick yboston++
12:09 bmills joined #evergreen
12:10 kmlussier berick: If yboston doesn't get to that one, I might be able to. I was just looking at it today.
12:10 kmlussier Or, I should say, eyeing it as a possible thing to test.
12:11 berick kmlussier: awesome
12:11 * berick pushed a rebased-to-master branch
12:11 yboston kmlussier: I will let you know if I start testing it so you don't have to, then again maybe the more tsts the better
12:13 sandbergja joined #evergreen
12:13 * berick needs to come up w/ a conference proposal
12:13 akilsdonk joined #evergreen
12:37 geoffsams Of Course I haven't looked at the specific pages that have been brought up either
12:41 maryj joined #evergreen
12:47 kmlussier gsams: 98/100 sounds pretty good
12:48 gsams kmlussier: That's for the advanced search page at least
12:49 gsams Since I'm 4 days after an upgrade I haven't had time to do more testing
12:49 kmlussier I'm interepreting that as 98 out of 100.
12:49 gsams that is correct
12:49 gsams The only usability changes it suggested were related to tap targets spacing and size
12:52 gsams basically, Basic Search and Browse the Catalog are too close, The search input boxes are too close, and we have a link at the bottom that is too close to other things
12:56 goood hopkinsju: quality is use for lead metarecord selection. can you give some context to your "scoring algorithm"? what are you scoring, how do you interpret a score value, and what questions are answered by the score
13:00 krvmga joined #evergreen
13:01 bshum Hmm, c4l lightning talk about "keyboard accessibility" makes me think about how much testing we're doing on the catalog / web client.
13:01 bshum So much stuff to test.
13:03 sandbergja left #evergreen
13:05 kmlussier bshum: Well, there currently isn't much to test in the web client in terms of keyboard accessibility. I don't think the keyboard shortcuts have been included yet.
13:06 kmlussier yboston: Are you still around?
13:07 afterl joined #evergreen
13:33 yboston kmlussier: I am back at my desk
13:34 goood berick: the removal of dropdown-toggle on the actions in the grid (commit d37e4d0bba) means, for ng 1.2.22 (on webby),  that the menu stays open after the launching the action.  Is that just an "old ng" problem?
14:11 kmlussier yboston++
14:11 yboston bug #1171984
14:11 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1171984 in Evergreen "add support in Vandelay for overlaying authorities during import using match sets" (affected: 5, heat: 22) [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1171984
14:12 yboston this is a feature that needs to be tested out for inclusion in EG 2.8. Again there is one week left to have someone test it and "sign off" on it
14:12 yboston Kathy or I will try to do the signing off
14:13 yboston I am bringing this up partially to showcase how improvements are made to EG
14:13 yboston that is all for me on authoritites. I can move to the nexr past meeting's action item
14:13 Cybrarian joined #evergreen
14:14 yboston moving on
14:14 yboston 3) jeffdavis to put out a call for current patron loading scripts that are already in use.
14:14 yboston I am not sure if jeffdavis is available now, will wait a bit before defring
14:15 yboston moving on
14:15 yboston #action  jeffdavis to put out a call for current patron loading scripts that are already in use.
14:15 yboston at this point there are now more outstanding past meetign action items
14:15 yboston we can now shift to talk about other issues
14:16 yboston for example, thoughts on the earlier discussion on call number search
14:16 yboston or something completely different
14:16 Cybrarian PAC flavors?
14:16 DonB__ I sent out a couple of emails to the list regarding call numbers
14:17 DonB__ It seems there is broad consensus in two areas
16:52 * Dyrcona typoed Integer as Interger last night.
16:52 Dyrcona That'll do it.
16:52 RoganH I did it once before which is why I suddenly thought of it.
16:53 RoganH I discovered that one before testing though.  Ug.
16:57 RoganH That did it.  Thanks for the ideas all.
16:57 RoganH Dyrcona++
16:57 RoganH kmlussier++
17:04 gsams kmlussier++
17:04 kmlussier gsams: Awesome!
17:04 RoganH Good night!
17:07 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:07 mdriscoll left #evergreen
18:02 bbqben joined #evergreen
18:12 mrpeters left #evergreen

Results for 2015-02-11

05:09 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
07:32 graced joined #evergreen
07:53 rjackson_isl joined #evergreen
07:55 akilsdonk joined #evergreen
10:59 berick with subsequent calls, it compares the previous value to the new value
10:59 berick if they are different, it calls the $watch function
10:59 berick that was provided by us
10:59 phasefx rock
10:59 phasefx berick: do you mind if I pick those into the sprint1 collab branch?
11:00 phasefx (after testing)
11:00 berick phasefx: no, i don't mind
11:00 phasefx rock
11:00 berick also, re: $watch, that's one reason you want to avoid using $watch unless necessary, because it causes extra copies of objects to have to persist.
14:06 eeevil (sorry if that seems overly blunt ... just meant to convey my thoughts succinctly ;) )
14:06 DPearl joined #evergreen
14:09 eeevil kmlussier: unrelated to the web client, I pushed a change for the don't-change-0-balance-lost-xact branch, per the situation you identified ... not sure if you saw that
14:10 kmlussier eeevil: Sure, I'm okay with pushing them in as is because, as far as I know, nobody is using the web client yet. I'm just having a hard time managing my own testing of the new code.
14:10 kmlussier eeevil: I did see that. Thanks! :)
14:11 * bshum has been likewise confused by the status of that collab branch
14:11 bshum Is there a specific block of commits we should focus on getting into master first?  Or are we just expecting to push the whole thing enmasse?
14:11 kmlussier Also, all the code I've reviewed so far has improved the web client, so +1 to getting it in.
14:12 * bshum also assumes none of it is being backported to rel_2_7 then.
14:12 bshum Though, they are "bug fixes"?  Meh
14:14 eeevil kmlussier: right. IIRC, the consensus was folks should wait until they can do OneBigSwitch(tm) to the web client. now, whether folks will... :)
14:14 * kmlussier doesn't remember that consensus
14:15 kmlussier Would it help if I signed off on the commits I already tested?
14:15 kmlussier I know I had further feedback on some of those commits, but I only saw improvements in what I tested.
14:15 DPearl I'm attempting to build a Concerto database; it worked some time ago, but there was a concerto.sql file to read in.  Things have changed and concerto.sql is no longer there.  The eg_db_config.pl is gone and replaced by an .in file, so current instructions to build the db don't work! Where should I look for the new doc?
14:15 eeevil kmlussier: I imagine it would, or at least note them. I'm not sure how berick wants to handle that merge
14:18 bshum eeevil: Can sprint1 fixes be un-entangled from the collab from sprint2 stuff?  Or do we have to test all the things before the branch can be moved forward in any way?
14:18 kmlussier OK, I'll do some sign-offs. But I still would like to advocate for putting the new cataloging code into a different branch from the circulation fixes.
14:19 kmlussier Ha ha. What bshum said.
14:19 * bshum is just trying to help, not trying to be difficult.  I just work better in more concrete blocks of things to look at.
14:42 eeevil the cataloging changes really need everything else (or, substantially), and since nobody has jumped in to help with coding things they find broken, I chose to reduce the overhead of making progress.  I can start a new branch called "sprint2" if that would help, but it'll just be a clone of the sprint1 branch. will it provide a lot of help to remove any sprint2 code in another copy of the collab branch?  (I'll personally
14:42 eeevil consider that branch a dead end, fwiw, because I don't see much point in shuffling commits all over the place when there's really only going to be just a couple developers working in tight coordination)
14:44 eeevil now, if folks started to show an interest in getting involved in either initial coding of features beyond the current plan, or bug fixing (to learn angularjs, or just because), then the multi-branch-parallel-to-master world would make sense
14:52 kmlussier Heh, I don't think anyone wants me diving into angularjs, but I'll do what I can to sign off on stuff as soon as I test it, which might make things more manageable.
14:54 Dyrcona My bosses have other ideas how I should spend my time right now.
14:54 dbs Having small branches is probably the best way for people to learn how to start digging in.
15:11 eeevil dbs: that's probably true when the small branches are tracking a canonical master branch, but in this case we're talking about (at least) two branches tracking both master and another "fix" branch, which has to track master, too, leading to periodic manual, cascading rebases ... AFAICT. I can do that or write code :).  if folks think of the collab branch as the "master for web client -- for now", then they can branch from
16:00 kmlussier Yikes! beta cutoff is 1 1/2 weeks away?
16:13 gmcharlt kmlussier: time flies when we're having fun
16:13 kmlussier gmcharlt: Fun?
16:13 gmcharlt yes!
16:13 gmcharlt docs! \o/
16:13 gmcharlt patches! \o/
16:14 gmcharlt regression tests \o/
16:14 gmcharlt too much coffee! \o/
16:16 dbwells I was still thinking the cutoff was the 18th, but I now see it got pushed to the 20th.  Two extra days!   \o/
16:51 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:04 eeevil joined #evergreen
17:05 sarabee joined #evergreen
17:11 mmorgan left #evergreen

Results for 2015-02-10

00:22 abowling joined #evergreen
04:53 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
07:18 jboyer-isl joined #evergreen
07:45 graced joined #evergreen
07:48 akilsdonk joined #evergreen
10:37 maryj joined #evergreen
10:46 sarabee joined #evergreen
11:13 TaraC joined #evergreen
11:44 * kmlussier is learning more than she ever wanted to know about QA.
11:45 kmlussier I know we are doing build tests and some unit testing, especially after we put some of berick's guidelines from http://evergreen-ils.org/dokuwiki​/doku.php?id=dev:contributing:qa into place.
11:45 kmlussier But are we doing any kind of functional testing in an automated fashion?
11:47 phasefx kmlussier: are you thinking UI testing?
11:47 phasefx we do have the "live" tests against a running system
11:48 kmlussier phasefx: No. I'm thinking, given this input the system should be returning this.
11:48 kmlussier I saw the "live" tests, but wasn't exactly sure what they did.
11:49 tsbere kmlussier: I think the live tests are "Given this input and a known DB state, the system should be returning this"
11:50 kmlussier OK, so that's what I was looking for. I think. :)
11:50 tsbere (which doesn't mean that any UI elements work, in that case, but would cover backend calls)
11:50 phasefx and the unit tests are "given this input, this code chunk should always return this"
11:53 kmlussier Hontestly, the way you describe it, I don't see a difference between the unit and live tests.
11:55 tsbere kmlussier: The unit tests are for things that don't require the network to be up. "This utility function should always do the same thing given the same input and doesn't talk to anyone else while doing so"
11:55 phasefx kmlussier: the unit tests are testing pieces of code that are very self-contained.. the live tests require a larger environment in a known state (a running system with stock test database)
11:56 phasefx kmlussier: so you end up testing some interaction between multiple moving parts
11:59 kmlussier phasefx: So is that the same as integration testing?
11:59 phasefx kmlussier: I think so
12:02 mmorgan joined #evergreen
12:12 gsams Just upgraded from 2.3.5 to 2.7.3 and we are noticing problems with Overdrive authentication.  The logs are showing successful attempt to access but Overdrive appears to be blocking anyway.
12:17 bmills joined #evergreen
12:19 kmlussier Agreed! Let it be resolved that csharp should get rest. :)
12:20 jeff gsams: likely OverDrive was relying on the patron screen message field in the SIP response being "OK" -- that is no longer sent.
12:21 kmlussier gsams: Congrats on your upgrade! Unfortunately, I now no longer have a go-to place to test an early release of Evergreen to verify whether a bug is new or not. ;)
12:21 jeff ...and I always encourage folk to NOT use SIP2 for external vendor auth, but I realize it's hard to change because inertia.
12:23 kmlussier phasefx: OK, so here's my follow-up question. How do we know that we're testing all the right things with the live tests? Would it be helpful for an end user like myself to supply a set of common scenarios that should be part of the live tests?
12:23 gsams kmlussier: Hehe, I wish I could still be there for that, but alas we needed these fresh new features and to actually stay up to date.
12:23 jeff kmlussier: ideally, those scenarios are the input to the kinds of tests you speak of.
12:24 kmlussier I just happen to have a set of test cases around overdue fines and billing that I use quite frequently.
12:24 * jeff chuckles
12:24 gsams jeff: now I'm curious, what would you suggest.  I've always thought SIP2 was odd, but I'm not really sure why I've felt that way.  I don't know enough about it to begin with.
12:25 * jeff just threw a dozen or so people at the rel_2_7 (plus some cherry-picked fixes) web staff client with only a few things that broke (mostly due to permission-related quirks)
12:32 gsams Though, I like to do things the difficult way, so I wouldn't be opposed to conversion
12:33 tsbere jeff: Given some of the alternatives (or lack thereof) some vendors provide to SIP2 I am not sure there is a good way to avoid starting. >_>
12:34 jeff tsbere: i'm trying to gather some information on those choices -- especially for those we don't have a relationship with. i'd be interested in what you have, if you don't mind sharing.
12:34 berick jeff++ # browser client testing
12:35 tsbere jeff: Most of the ones I know of off the top of my head (AKA, people I actually dealt with, rather than non-technical people dealing with them first and deciding on SIP2 without ever finding out about other options) were "SIP2, don't actually validate against your system, or provide us with a URL that spits out custom specific-to-us output that we aren't willing to negotiate much on"
12:35 tsbere jeff: Oh, and for half of them the URL couldn't be https. <_<
12:45 sandbergja joined #evergreen
12:46 sandbergja joined #evergreen
12:46 sandbergja left #evergreen
12:50 jeff berick: thanks! I'm immediately being pulled into something else today, but I've a handful of things to follow up on, and we're planning to give all staff test accounts and have them start kicking the tires later this week.
12:50 jeff (just with concerto as a dataset, to start)
12:52 jeff is anyone here having staff use the web staff client on a production system yet?
12:52 bshum jeff: We aren't planning to use any web client bits in active production until more modules are complete.
12:52 bshum By more I mean specifically cataloging and perhaps even acquisitions :\
12:53 jeff so no general usage at service desks for patron account management, placing holds, etc.
12:54 bshum Not for us anyways.
12:54 bshum At least not yet.
12:54 * bshum imagines everyone will brave this stuff differently.
12:57 kmlussier jeff: Nobody is using it here yet. Based on our preliminary testing, I think there is more work to be done before front-line staff will be ready to use it.  eeevil and berick have been making good progress on bug fixes recently, so maybe soon. :)
12:58 jeff i've applied some of those fixes to this test system :-)
12:58 * bshum might also wait to see if there's anything that can be done as far as running websockets on different ports.
12:58 bshum Or rather, not running it on separate ports
12:58 kmlussier However, I think we'll need keyboard shortcuts before our circ staff is ready to use it. They heavily rely on the keyboard.
13:00 bshum And they don't always consult us when they change their equipment either.
13:00 bshum And suddenly the ILS stops working.
13:00 bshum brb, c4l break time :)
13:00 * tsbere should try and get websockets working again for testing
13:01 kmlussier tsbere: That would be great. I would love to try it out on a non-Concerto database.
13:02 tsbere kmlussier: And the system(s) I was going to see about getting it to work on.......run on Concerto databases.
13:02 kmlussier tsbere: But it's a first step, right? :)

Results for 2015-02-09

12:37 csharp damn - I can't find the problem
12:37 csharp fieldmapper looks right, rocit.age_protect <-> crahp.id
12:44 csharp @hates
12:44 pinesol_green csharp hates dojo_hold_policies_interface; SIP; when libraries purchase third party products without testing and blame Evergreen for it not working; reports; the fact that the Base Filters is unnecessarily greyed out when applying an Aggregate Filter and vice versa; evil; reports more; reports even moar; details; reports even more; the fact that the Base Filters is unnecessarily greyed out (1 more message)
12:45 csharp @more
12:45 pinesol_green csharp: when applying an Aggregate Filter and vice versa even more; having to teach SIP2 client vendors about the SIP2 specification; troubleshooting reports; money reports; and marc
12:45 mmorgan1 joined #evergreen
15:12 julialima_ left #evergreen
15:19 mmorgan1 joined #evergreen
15:34 kmlussier joined #evergreen
16:04 * jeff is seeing "grunt test" fail in rel_2_7 and master at present
16:04 jeff since I haven't run these tests before, I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong.
16:06 berick got a paste?
16:06 jeff output is here: https://gist.github.com/jeff/45f872e1899ba6217cd0 -- it obviously can't find/load angular, but i'm not sure where to start
16:08 jeff oh hey, and now it works.
17:06 mrpeters1 sorry, i got distracted and didn't finish my thought there -- should a 1 hour overdue have a 1 hour processing delay?
17:06 mrpeters1 wouldn't that cause a notice not to be sent until it was actually 2 hours overdue?  also, the Max Event Validity -- its set to 2 hours -- if a cron job failed to run to "run pending" within that 2 hour window, would that cause the notice to fail to be sent?
17:10 mrpeters1 left #evergreen
17:11 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:16 mmorgan1 joined #evergreen
17:20 abowling joined #evergreen
17:22 mmorgan1 joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-02-08

00:10 artunit joined #evergreen
00:11 StomproJosh joined #evergreen
03:15 eby joined #evergreen
05:13 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
06:42 chick_ joined #evergreen
16:56 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:20 abowling joined #evergreen
17:34 dcook I was wondering who said my name...
17:34 dcook @coffee [someone]

Results for 2015-02-07

04:58 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
09:45 berick joined #evergreen
09:45 pinesol_green joined #evergreen
09:45 mtate joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-02-06

12:48 gmcharlt goood: http://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=working/O​penSRF.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/collab​/gmcharlt/better_osrf_control_diagnostic
13:02 kmlussier Woo hoo! Booked my hotel room for the conference. :)
13:08 nhilton joined #evergreen
13:13 phasefx berick: I was trying a variant of the script in bug#1268619 to test websockets prior to installing anything EG (including dojo).  And I found I had to include opensrf_ws.js manually, and after calling .send(), I also had to call .session.send_ws() on the request object.  Does that sound crazy?
13:16 phasefx http://paste.lisp.org/display/145683
13:19 phasefx the manual part doesn't sound crazy, the path is hard-coded in opensrf.js
13:21 phasefx okay <rubber ducking>, so if I change the transport from OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS_SHARED to OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS, I can just do req.send() and it works
13:24 berick phasefx: OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS_SHARED is currently disabled.  send_ws() is the underyling handler for OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS.
13:24 berick so even though it was set to OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS_SHARED, you were forcing it to run as non-shared by calling send_ws() directly
13:25 berick when you changed to OSRF_TRANSPORT_TYPE_WS, the send_ws() was no longer needed
16:28 nhilton_ joined #evergreen
16:41 csharp amazing... with dbwells's fix with jboyer-isl's modifications, my nearly two-hour query dropped to 4 seconds
16:45 nhilton joined #evergreen
16:48 dbwells csharp: Sorry for being lazy on the COALESCE, I only did a quick test on lower ids which had a legacy_circ_count entry (which should be, I think, the only number needing a COALESCE).
16:56 dbwells This should work:  http://pastie.org/9893249
17:01 dbwells I also kept COUNT(*) over COUNT(distinct id) because 1) there are no joins involved, so DISTINCT doesn't do anything for us here, and 2) COUNT(*) is generally recommended when simply counting rows, as it lets the planner pick whatever it thinks is best (which will probably be 'id', but anyway... at least that's what I've been told).
17:05 dbwells In any case, the changes I'm advocating will not affect performance in any measurable way, I think it just helps readability.
17:06 vlewis_ joined #evergreen
17:09 mmorgan left #evergreen
17:16 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:30 csharp dbwells: excellent - thank you
17:31 csharp I'll file a bug on this just to get it on the record
17:32 dbwells sounds like a plan

Results for 2015-02-05

09:09 bshum jeff: How did those slip past?
09:11 jeff bshum: staff-side patron editor has no checks for duplicate holdshelf alias. We didn't put effort into closing that loophole.
09:11 bshum Ahh.
09:11 jeff bshum: So at least one of each group is staff or asked staff to set their alias to that value.
09:11 sarabee joined #evergreen
09:12 jeff looking, the duplicate catwoman is a test/training account's alias.
09:12 eeevil joined #evergreen
09:18 mmorgan jeff: speaking of popular - what are you looking at to get the "most popular" titles on your stats page? Circs? Holds? A combination?
09:36 jeff mmorgan: i think i owe you an email regarding that, too!
10:04 eeevil pcrud.js is completely unchanged (now... I was messing with it last night)
10:11 berick eeevil: ok, was able to reproduce locally
10:11 * berick pokes
10:12 eeevil berick: I suspect, but haven't tested, that it happens with every pcrud CUD call
10:31 dreuther joined #evergreen
10:34 dMiller_ joined #evergreen
10:36 berick eeevil: found it.  good stuff
10:36 berick http://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=work​ing/OpenSRF.git;a=commitdiff;h=1b25f​487c0acdfa000becbccac6943e24bc0ca77
10:36 berick i'll open an LP
10:37 berick this code path (per-tab connections) got much less testing than the global WS connection code, which had to be disabled, because chrome started acting funky with global connections
10:37 berick will have to revisit that..
10:42 mrpeters joined #evergreen
10:46 berick https://bugs.launchpad.net/opensrf/+bug/1418613
10:46 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1418613 in OpenSRF "Per-tab websocket JS connections can re-send messages" (affected: 1, heat: 6) [Undecided,New]
11:01 bshum berick: I'm adjusting that entry if I can so that it points at OpenSRF 2.4.1
11:01 bshum Since 2.4.0 was already released last month
12:09 bshum gmcharlt: Sorry I'll fix up 2.7.3 too and create a 2.7.4 for everyone.
12:09 bshum Old, old bug.  Back from my 2.0 days :(
12:10 gmcharlt bshum: ah, great - thanks for catching that!
12:11 bshum gmcharlt: I'm not sure if dbwells has cut 2.6.6.  He might not have yet and it could still get tested and applied there.  But more than likely I expect we'll keep that lock-step on bug fixes in general.
12:11 bshum gmcharlt++ # poking at ancient bugs
12:12 gmcharlt bshum: that's fine - that bug gets hit rarely enough, I think, that testing doesn't need to be super-rushed
12:12 gmcharlt our_customers++ # running into ancient bugs and KEEPING THEM ALIVE
12:13 bshum Reported by Ben Shum on 2011-12-15, zomg :(
12:13 * bshum can't believe how long it's been :\
12:14 bshum Stompro++ # helping to announce new release on list with helpful notes and links!
14:41 remingtron I think I did, but probably asked bshum first
14:41 remingtron basically, he wrote the instructions draft, and he wants some feedback
14:42 remingtron maybe he/we should ask the general and dev lists for help on that
14:42 yboston ats ome point I need to build a new test server to try out the web client, I can give him some feedback at that point
14:43 yboston I can put an action item to reach out to him to see if this has been included in master, and if others have been able to run his intructions
14:43 yboston they look fine to me, bu I have nos tested them yet
14:43 bshum It has not been added up to master yet.
14:43 bshum Sorry, stepped away a sec there.
14:44 bshum I'll work on it with more devs in the coming weeks.
14:44 yboston I can reach out to you when I am ready to build a new VM to test the web client, to make sure I use the latest version
14:45 yboston is there a git branch that has these instructions?
14:45 bshum yboston: I haven't put all the changes into a git branch yet.  That's also on my to-do list I think.
14:45 yboston no worries
14:46 yboston I can move on, but want suggestions on what action item if any we should leave for next meeting for this?
15:02 remingtron kmlussier: are you able to make the wiki page for 2.8 features again?
15:03 kmlussier Yes, I can.
15:03 kmlussier Sorry, I was pulled into another discussion.
15:03 * gmcharlt jumps in to mention that I intend to provision the doc testing server next week
15:03 gmcharlt sorry for hte delay
15:03 kmlussier gmcharlt++
15:04 yboston no problem, you have a lot on your olate
15:04 yboston *plate
15:23 bshum And it doesn't handle things like links.
15:23 bshum At least, it didn't work for the text block where the other stuff lives now.
15:23 Dyrcona1 joined #evergreen
15:40 kmlussier eeevil / goood: I may have asked this question before, but I don't recall the answer. Is bug 1251394 ready for testing or does it still need work?
15:40 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1251394 in Evergreen "Metabib Display Fields" (affected: 3, heat: 16) [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1251394 - Assigned to Mike Rylander (mrylander)
15:45 eeevil kmlussier:  it's just the backend components, but I think they work. nothing knows how to use them yet, though
15:46 kmlussier eeevil: Ah, ok. So if we wanted something to be able to use them, it still needs work.
16:27 rjackson_isl_ joined #evergreen
16:39 julialima_ left #evergreen
16:59 mrpeters left #evergreen
17:01 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:31 chick joined #evergreen
18:07 ningalls joined #evergreen
19:19 graced joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-02-04

00:56 akilsdonk joined #evergreen
05:04 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
06:02 edoceo joined #evergreen
07:14 hopkinsju joined #evergreen
07:15 jeff__ joined #evergreen
12:33 bshum Bleh
12:33 Dyrcona I'll make a fix and post it to Launchpad.
12:33 Dyrcona After lunch.
12:34 bshum Dyrcona++ # thanks for testing that in your system.
12:55 nhilton joined #evergreen
12:58 jihpringle joined #evergreen
13:10 chatley_ joined #evergreen
14:09 nhilton joined #evergreen
14:12 kmlussier I'm guessing it's important to those sites using boundaries.
14:13 mrpeters left #evergreen
14:15 tsbere kmlussier: At least I saw it as important enough to test and post to launchpad, right?
14:27 krvmga joined #evergreen
14:36 bshum Dyrcona++
14:38 mrpeters joined #evergreen
15:10 bshum Again.
15:10 dbwells bshum: Is metabib.reingest_metabib_field_entries not enough?  I need to check to remember what exactly it does and doesn't do.
15:11 bshum dbwells: I'm unsure.
15:15 dbwells It's not the right piece.
15:18 dbwells I think we need metabib.reingest_record_attributes() in this case.  Let me see if I can test it out a bit.
15:26 dbwells bshum: based on my testing, SELECT metabib.reingest_record_attributes(id); is sufficient for this situation.  Paste forthcoming...
15:30 pastebot "dbwells" at 64.57.241.14 pasted "Partial Reingest Addendum For Upgrade Script" (24 lines) at http://paste.evergreen-ils.org/30
15:35 Dyrcona Is there a test script floating around to see if Python is working correctly with Evergreen?
15:35 Dyrcona I did --enable-python 'cause I eventually want to see if I can get constrictor working.
15:35 bshum dbwells++
15:35 bshum I'll tack that on and get the tarball finished to push up to the website

Results for 2015-02-02

15:56 eeevil and, berick, do you know of any version restrictions we need to be aware of with the version of angular we're on?
15:58 nhilton joined #evergreen
16:03 jeff eeevil: defaulting to jquery CDN and making it reasonably easy to override?
16:03 berick eeevil: hmm, looks like we should start by testing 2.1
16:03 berick "Angular 1.3 only supports jQuery 2.1 or above. jQuery 1.7 and newer might work correctly with Angular but we don't guarantee that.
16:03 berick "
16:03 eeevil berick: yep. just saw that. I'm importing 2.1.3 from the cdn
16:04 berick jeff: I assume we'd want to eventually deploy it ourselves, in the same manner we deploy angular and other deps
16:04 eeevil jeff: it's just a template ... so, as long as it loads
16:04 berick .. so we can scrunch it all into a single file
16:06 berick we'd probably have to deploy it locally for unit tests, too
16:06 berick i'm sure there's a bower target for jquery, though, so that's easy enough
17:06 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:32 nhilton_ joined #evergreen
17:54 csharp Dyrcona: using 14.04 on our DBs but 12.04 everywhere else
17:55 Dyrcona csharp: Thanks.
21:37 Dyrcona I also think unwrap_perl suffers from extra recursion.
21:59 Dyrcona Ah, crazy.
22:00 Dyrcona Apparently, I am making it into the open-ils.actor.patron.update method, but it is blowing up on addresses.
22:00 Dyrcona I didn't flesh addresses, 'cause I just wanted to change the name for a test.
22:05 Dyrcona Interesting. It's blowing up on the user object that it pulled from the database and not the one that I passed in via XML-RPC.
22:08 Dyrcona Also, unwrap_perl seems to be making a proper Fielmapper::actor:_user object from what I am giving it via XML-RPC.
22:08 Dyrcona Not as neat as taking what the server gives me, modifying that, and handing it back.

Results for 2015-02-01

03:48 Sato joined #evergreen
04:14 serflog joined #evergreen
04:14 Topic for #evergreen is now Welcome to the #evergreen library system channel! | We are publicly logged: http://irc.evergreen-ils.org/evergreen | Large pastes at http://paste.evergreen-ils.org
05:07 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
06:55 StomproJ joined #evergreen
12:40 abowling joined #evergreen
15:43 sarabee joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-01-31

01:25 dcook joined #evergreen
01:25 StomproJ joined #evergreen
01:27 egbuilder joined #evergreen
04:53 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Failure - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
08:44 dbs @later tell csharp yep, we rolled back to a much older version of SIPServer; only have one SIP client so we need it to just work
08:44 pinesol_green dbs: The operation succeeded.
09:30 book` joined #evergreen
10:14 book` joined #evergreen
11:15 abowling joined #evergreen
13:13 bmills joined #evergreen
13:45 bmills joined #evergreen
14:06 Sato joined #evergreen
16:35 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:50 bmills joined #evergreen
17:51 bmills left #evergreen
18:39 remingtron_ joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-01-30

10:54 * csharp is seeing high RAM on PINES' sip servers and was assuming the fixes for bug 1339190 would help resolve it, but doesn't want to bring on a world of hurt
10:54 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1339190 in SIPServer "SIPServer is heavy, not my brother" (affected: 3, heat: 14) [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1339190
10:54 csharp oh, and we're using a SIPServer of an early 2013 vintage
11:00 jeff do you have time/resources to run a new SIPServer on an alternate host or alternate port, and test with a small group of SIP clients, adding or removing from the test if/as you run into trouble?
11:00 jeff i know you'd hate to be too much of a test bed...
11:00 csharp hmm - that's a thought
11:01 csharp our testing process is actually asking libraries to connect their devices/third-party services to whichever testing cluster we've set up for the purpose
11:01 jeff but there are certainly benefits for you (and all) in having the gains of things like the work in that bug, so identifying any new issues would clear the path...
11:02 Dyrcona Looks like we're not running that fix, yet.
11:02 csharp but it would answer most of our questions to throw in an upgraded sip server for a day and record what happens
11:36 goood thanks
11:37 goood kmlussier: you're using the admin account?
11:38 kmlussier goood: Yes
11:38 goood I'm not having that issue. just tested with admin
11:38 jboyer-isl csharp, There's no news like old news, but I thought I'd pass along that we've been running SIPServer master as of roughly christmas time with Multiplex and it's been good. (I did have to bring back the nightly service restarts, but that's not that big a deal.)
11:39 jeff jboyer-isl: what made you bring back the nightly service restarts?
11:40 jeff jboyer-isl: and do you mean just SIPServer, or restarting OpenSRF services on the SIP host also?
11:55 vlewis joined #evergreen
11:57 kmlussier Never mind. It seems to be working correctly now. The autocompleting URL probably steered me wrong.
11:58 jeff 9118 Pure Significance Inlet
12:00 kmlussier OK, one webby mystery solved then. :)
12:00 * kmlussier resumes testing bug fixes
12:01 bmills1 joined #evergreen
12:14 csharp jboyer-isl: thanks for sharing that
12:14 csharp I'll definitely consider upgrading, at least in a rollback-able way ;-)
12:42 bshum dbwells: Reading the Launchpad entry, I said I did backport it. So if it's not there, then I guess I screwed something up?
12:43 * bshum can look more closely when he finishes eating lunch.
12:46 kmlussier mmorgan: Hooray! :)
12:47 dbwells bshum: Yes, it was probably just an oversight, but the fact that that piece relied on the other bug gave me pause.  I just tested on our live 2.7 install, and am now sure it is needed.  I'll push it in when I get back from lunch unless you beat me to it.  (same for rel_2_6)
12:48 mmorgan Forcing https would be good practice, though.
12:57 bshum dbwells: Well darn, that's an annoying screwup.  I'll add that missing commit and then adjust the launchpad ticket to signify that it wasn't actually backported right till now... :(
12:58 bshum dbwells: Related, I think we've got enough stuff for a good maintenance release soon.
13:13 mnsri_away joined #evergreen
13:13 book` joined #evergreen
13:16 goood kmlussier: I'm going to go ahead and hide it
13:18 kmlussier goood: OK. I'm about to post to the LP bug the results of our first round of testing on the fixes.
13:35 kbutler joined #evergreen
13:56 graced joined #evergreen
13:57 graced joined #evergreen
16:01 collum Nope.
16:01 collum gmcharlt just tweeted.
16:02 collum I can only go to one conference a year, and this year it's going to be Computers in Libraries.
16:26 Dyrcona Rollback is great for testing.
17:02 Kshitij joined #evergreen
17:06 mrpeters left #evergreen
17:07 kshitij_2015 joined #evergreen
17:08 nhilton joined #evergreen
17:08 mmorgan left #evergreen
17:11 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:16 julialima_ left #evergreen
19:32 remingtron joined #evergreen
19:38 bmills joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-01-29

02:42 Callender joined #evergreen
02:59 Callender_ joined #evergreen
03:00 BigRig joined #evergreen
05:14 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
07:25 jboyer-isl joined #evergreen
07:42 dbwells_ joined #evergreen
07:54 rjackson-isl joined #evergreen
11:58 jwoodard joined #evergreen
11:59 bmills joined #evergreen
12:00 jihpringle joined #evergreen
12:00 jeff mmorgan: does the template file work in the previous version of the client? i don't remember offhand how tricky that might be in your environment to test.
12:01 jeff (i'm wondering if there was a change that broke import of previous-version receipt templates, either in some or all circumstances)
12:02 bmills joined #evergreen
12:04 mmorgan jeff: Hmm. That's a thought. I'll see if I can find an older client to test it on.
12:05 kmlussier mmorgan: I could try it in a 2.5 client
12:05 jeff could also explain why the new client failed to load the stored templates from disk.
12:06 jeff if you find signs that seem to confirm that theory, the template file that broke could be useful -- especially if it's "only under certain circumstances" kind of thing.
16:17 bmills joined #evergreen
16:24 bmills joined #evergreen
16:24 RoganH_ Quick question - does anyone know off the top of their head if last activity includes SIP activity?
16:24 RoganH_ (I can go test it of course but feeling lazy.)
16:31 kmlussier I should know the answer to that question.
16:32 mmorgan There are sip2 activity types. One for login and one for verify
16:36 jeff and I think only "verify" is used by current code.
16:52 gmcharlt @later tell foo you have been eaten by a grue
16:52 pinesol_green gmcharlt: The operation succeeded.
16:52 eeevil dbwells++
16:56 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:03 csharp @quote random
17:03 pinesol_green csharp: Quote #21: "< Dyrcona> Writing software is more fun than working." (added by csharp at 09:29 AM, November 29, 2011)
17:04 Dyrcona And with that, I'm outta here.

Results for 2015-01-28

04:59 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
07:11 BigRig_ joined #evergreen
07:46 rjackson-isl joined #evergreen
07:55 jboyer-isl joined #evergreen
09:49 dbwells So, on Google's guide page linked above, looking at the Do/Don't "Travel stream" example, does anyone agree with Google that the raised buttons here are more "heavy" than necessary?
09:50 dbwells It's about a third of the way down the page.
09:50 pmurray_away joined #evergreen
09:52 phasefx dbwells: I don't have a strong opinion there, but I think I'm used to what Google is doing, and I'm very adaptable.  Presumably they've done actual user testing (I'd pretty much bet on it)
09:52 dbwells I'm presuming that as well.
09:53 phasefx I think the words being verbs and all caps invite them to be interpreted as actions
09:53 dbwells But even with zillions of dollars, there is always going to be a certain subjectivity to really subtle design choices which is hard to measure, so I'm not going to go all in on Google, either :)
09:55 phasefx dbwells: and also potential bureaucratic craziness/bias
09:55 Shae joined #evergreen
09:55 phasefx I doubt any company is purely rational and numbers driven
09:55 jboyer-isl My issue with that example (took me a while to find it) is they are comparing completely flat with raised. There’s a level in between, which is just the color border, no shadow. That’s the one I’d prefer in that situation.
09:56 jboyer-isl phasefx: Google may be as close as can be on that front. (Que stories about the 47 shades of blue A/B testing, etc.)
09:56 phasefx mmm
09:57 gmcharlt I also think we can't dismiss that firms like Google, while I do believe that they can and do more actual UX testing... are also under a marketing impetus to refresh their look periodically
09:57 phasefx as opposed to Yahoo with the CEO changing colors at the last minute :)
10:00 dbwells jboyer-isl: So do you think you would generally support the idea of a "lighter" button style for cases where button-ness is easily identifiable from context, but a "heavier" style when you need a button to stand out due to placement or generally screen busy-ness?
10:01 dbwells That question is for everyone else too, of course.
11:56 csharp hopefully we'll be closer to a browser based client by the time Windows 10 is in common usage, though
11:56 mrpeters it was working fine
11:56 bshum mrpeters++
11:56 mrpeters i used it for a day to test our standalone debs for Evergreen
11:56 bshum Testing the future.
11:56 mrpeters win 10 is going to be pretty solid i think
11:56 mrpeters may get me to upgrade from win 7
11:57 Jake___ Thats great to hear
12:38 gmcharlt just need somebody to contact me or bshum when they're ready to say go
12:38 mrpeters i'd probably need someone to tell me when one is needed, and then i'd upload the file and let someone update the downloads page when they update the rest of the clients
12:38 gmcharlt and for that matter... I'm happen to simply be sent the clients, and I can put them in place
12:59 csharp gmcharlt: testing your fix now
12:59 gmcharlt csharp: did you all run into the issue?
12:59 * csharp recalls running into NOHEADING several months ago
12:59 gmcharlt snap
13:05 kmlussier #info kmlussier is Kathy Lussier, MassLNC
13:05 gmcharlt :)
13:06 kmlussier Small meeting? :)
13:06 gmcharlt appears so...
13:06 gmcharlt #topic Updates
13:06 gmcharlt #action gmcharlt will install (or verify that it was installed) the libc6 fixes for the "GHOST" vulnerability today on the evergreen-ils.org boxes
13:08 gmcharlt #action after ALA Midwinter, gmcharlt will get the documentation test VM provisioned
13:08 gmcharlt kmlussier: any quick updates from you?
13:08 kmlussier gmcharlt: No, I haven't done anything for the web site this month.
13:08 gmcharlt I saw that ericar has sent out a query about updated the roster
13:09 gmcharlt I believe she's on the road today, though
13:28 kmlussier I would argue that since there wasn't a quorum, the meeting didn't actually take place. ;)
13:28 csharp one_screenful_meetings++
13:29 tsbere kmlussier: Ah, but to discuss things we didn't need a quorum. Just to actually vote on stuff. Our decision was more along the lines of "why discuss things if we can't vote on them anyway?" :P
13:29 csharp #vote ulitmate power to the web team: Yes
13:30 csharp er.. ultimate power, even
13:30 csharp gmcharlt: I tested your branch - signoff branch on the way
13:31 bshum For fun, http://evergreen-ils.org/irc_logs/evergr​een/2011-07/%23evergreen.08-Fri-2011.log was when I thought I had the shortest meeting ever for the community meetings (back when we were doing those).  The timestamps put it at14 minutes.  So yes, that meeting I missed was shorter :)
13:31 bshum gmcharlt: Apologies for missing things, I was stuck talking while retrieving my lunch :(
13:32 vlewis joined #evergreen

Results for 2015-01-27

15:14 jeff Stompro: i'd be interested in your config and in your failure mode / errors, but purely for selfish reasons -- i'd like to know how it can break. doesn't help you fix it right now.
15:14 Stompro Firefox can connect just fine to the catalog... just not the staff client.
15:14 * dbs also redirecting everything from HTTP to HTTPS
15:19 Stompro jeff: The error mode is that the server status check fails with a red "There was an error testing this hostname".  The other issue that could be related is that the cert is so new that the OCSP info hasn't been updated, so maybe the staff client is trying to validate the cert against the OCSP list and failing because of that?
15:19 Stompro And it has nothing to do with the cipher suites.
15:19 jeff What OCSP issue do you think you're running into?
15:22 Stompro I think I was supposed to wait an hour or two before using the new cert for the OCSP info to get added.  I think a negative reply is cached now on the OCSP server so I have to wait for 24 hours for it to time out.  ssllabs does give me an "OCSP ERROR" so they are seeing it also.
16:40 Dyrcona We got two feet plus, all right.
16:52 Dyrcona Well, I'm signing off.
16:53 Dyrcona TTYL, #evergreen!
17:17 pinesol_green Incoming from qatests: Test Success - http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live/test.html>
17:21 gmcharlt goood: bug 1415234
17:21 pinesol_green Launchpad bug 1415234 in Evergreen "uncontrolled attribute values that consistent only of spaces are normalized away" (affected: 1, heat: 6) [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1415234
21:26 csharp joined #evergreen

Result pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143