nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Interested in KohaCon12 Options

Please add your name and a link for how to contact you (email addresses will be used - web forms will probably be used - I do not promise to phone people - or if you read the mailing list(s), that's definitely fine).
This is pre-registration and these events may or may not happen, depending on interest and available volunteer time.
==Road-trip London-Edinburgh==
Probably starting from a mass transport stop in North or West London on the Sunday morning, so please don't expect to arrive in London too late.
I'm vaguely thinking of stopping at something in the Midlands around Sunday lunch (Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon or Warwick), then pushing on to somewhere north of Manchester for Sunday night, then visiting the Lake District on Monday morning and reaching Edinburgh for Monday night. Each day would be about 4h flat-out motorway driving, so should give us time to visit things.
To give people time to book alternative transport if this does not happen, we'll aim to decide before Easter.
Decision: not happening due to lack of interest
==Friday Social==
There's a day off between the conference and hackfest where we could do fun stuff. If lots of people want to do similar things, we can cooperate and probably make it cheaper and more fun.
Who 	Contact 	What 	Willing to help organise?
software.coop (2 spaces)	koha mailing list	Walk to Arthur's Seat	Yes
...add your name... 	contact info 	 	
==Links posted in Dallas(Texas) Morning newspaper Sunday Feb 5th sites to see==
These were in the newspaper travel section.
#Edinburgh Castle - []
#Scotch Whiskey Experience on the Royal Mile - 354 Castlehill, 
#Edinburgh Zoo - pandas on loan from China - 
#This is a great website about Edinburgh there isn't a festival going on, but still great link - 
#The Vodoo Rooms - 19a W. Register St., - the 
#Haunted tour - Blair street vaults - 
#Paul Kitching's - 21212 - Nouvelle cow-sine - 3 Royal Terrace - (fancy restaurant but quirky)
#J.K. Rowling inspirational place - Elephant House - coffee or tea among the literati - 21 George IV Bridge - 
#Edinburgh International Climbing Arena - worlds largest indoor climbing center - - personally the massage looks best!
#last but not least a general visit Scotland website with other local attractions -
Category:KohaCon12
Inventory

= Inventory / stocktaking =
This page explains how work the inventory / stocktaking tools (tools/inventory.pl). 
The described feature contains fixes in bug 7684. The original author of this documentation is Sonia Lemaire. 
There are two ways of using the inventory tool: 
*to compare a list of barcodes with a list of items 
*to create a list of items you can check manually
In both cases, you can export the results in a CSV file. 
 
== Comparing a list of barcodes with a list of items ==
With the first method, a librarian can create a file of barcodes by scanning all the items on the shelves. 
First, upload this file in Koha: 
 
Then, define which items will be concerned by the inventory: 
*by their location:
 
*and by their statuses:
 
 
Then you have to prepare the results of the inventory: 
The inventory date is the date the inventory started (if it lasts for several days). 
“skip copies on loan” means that if an item has been scanned while it was notified as “on loan” in koha, it will be checked in. You can export the list of potential problems in a CSV file if you check the “export to CSV file” box. 
If you check the box “compare barcodes list to results” the list of scanned items will be compared with the list of items matching with the criteria previously selected. 
When you click on the submit button: 
*The datelastseen is set to the inventory date for all the scanned items 
*An online report listing the problematic items is created 
 
The results: 
The CSV file displays the list of problematic items with the detail of different kind of problems: 
 
The online report: 
 
== Creating a list of items you can check manually: ==
The second method allows you to create a list of items according to the criteria you select: 
*on the location and the callnumber of these items:
 
*on their statuses:
 
You can export the list in a CSV file if you check the “export to CSV file” box: 
 
 
When you click on the submit button, the list of items is displayed. You can check the box in the “seen” column if the items are on the shelves and “mark seen and continue” to go to the next page or “mark seen and quit” if this is the last page. This action sets the datelastseen to the inventory date: 
Category:Documentation
Item status auto-change RFC

In Koha 3.0, the item status is set without duration. We will add a feature to explain how long a given status will be used, and which status must be set after that.
That will be usefull, for example, to have a book with status “new book”, that is changed to “available” after 1 month. Or to have a book with status “lift”, changed to “reserve” after 1 day…
— We could define some status workflow in a table. table status workflow id code description status list
Category:RFCs
Category:Circulation_RFCs
Category:RFCs_not_targeted_at_a_particular_Koha_version
Item status bulk change RFC

We will add a page to bulk change the status or location of an item. The page will let you :
* choose the kind of info to change
* the value to set
Then, the librarian with scan barcodes and all scanned items will have the data updated.
atz suggestion : Any chance of preserving the list of barcodes somehow in a way that might be used again, or by other features? This kind of batch/bulk management is going to be increasingly important as more large institutions come online. ⇒ maybe let the the librarian choose to add the selected barcodes to a list ? problem : they don't rely on item.
for more info, see koha thread : http://www.nabble.com/RFC-3.2-%3A-Item-status-bulk-change-td18631827.html#a18635137
Category:Circulation_RFCs
Category:Koha_3.2_RFCs
Category:3.2
Item types endpoint RFC

This RFC should be the basis for discussing the item_types endpoint. Work is being done in bug 34008
== Use cases ==
The item_types could be used for integration with discovery systems, for displaying translated item type descriptions and for hiding items which have "hideinopac" set on the item type.
== Actions and routes ==
The following table presents the current implementation, and the proposed changes.
Description 	Action	Proposed path
List item types	GET 	/item_types
== Item type object definition ==
DB schema 	suggestion 	Suggestions Katrin
itemtype 	item_type 	
parent_type 	parent_type 	
description 	description 	
rentalcharge 	rentalcharge 	rental_charge
rentalcharge_daily 	rentalcharge_daily 	rental_charge_daily
rentalcharge_daily_calendar 	rentalcharge_daily_calendar 	rental_charge_daily_calendar
rentalcharge_hourly 	rentalcharge_hourly 	rental_charge_hourly
rentalcharge_hourly_calendar	rentalcharge_hourly_calendar	rental_chargy_hourly_claendar
defaultreplacecost 	defaultreplacecost 	replacement_cost_default
processfee 	processfee 	replacement_processing_fee
notforloan 	notforloan 	not_for_loan
imageurl 	imageurl 	image_url
summary 	summary 	
checkinmsg 	checkinmsg 	checkin_message
checkinmsgtype 	checkinmsgtype 	checkin_message_type
sip_media_type 	sip_media_type 	sip_media_type
hideinopac 	hideinopac 	hidden_in_opac
searchcategory 	searchcategory 	search_group_category
automatic_checkin 	automatic_checkin 	automatic_checkin
- 	translated_descriptions 	
== Item type translated description object definition ==
DB schema 	suggestion
lang 	lang
translation	translation
== Permissions ==
We use the same permission as needed for managing itemtypes in the staff interface, which is 'catalogue'.
Category:RFCs
Items pickup locations endpoint RFC

This RFC proposes a way to fetch allowed pickup locations for an item (as returned by `Koha::Item->pickup_locations`). This is implemented on bug 27931
== Actions and routes ==
The following table presents proposed implementation.
Description 	Action	Proposed
Get allowed pickup locations	GET 	/items/{item_id}/pickup_locations?patron_id=<THE patron ID>
== Discussion ==
Category:RFCs
KUDOS Meeting 2009-12-02

AGENDA* Using online chat from Plano ISD
Dec 2, 2009, 2 pm Central time
1* ALA* KUDOS meeting gathering
2* How to get officers for KUDOS
* proposed individuals for 3 offices
** John Brice* President* 1 year
** Open* VP/president elect* 1 year
** Vicki Teal Lovely* Secretary* 1 year
** David Schuster possible Treasurer unless someone else wants it* 2 years
This slate could change if others are willing to serve and be active for regular chats to get KUDOS up and running. These are just individuals that have offered to be involved.
Several committees would be established at the onset as well to get things moving.
* bylaws
* communication
* conference
With a possible election in 2010 after a membership has been established to put in place an officer rotation.
3* KUDOS conference for 2010.
Minutes:
1* tabled for discussion later
2* Officers elected at this meeting to hold office for KUDOS:
* John Brice* President* 1 year
* Ian Walls* VP/president elect* 1 year
* Vicki Teal Lovely* Secretary* 1 year
* David Schuster possible Treasurer unless someone else wants it* 2 years
Returned to #1 discussing meeting at ALA for KUDOS possibly at BPL(Boston Public Library* Jan 16th time to be determined)
3* There is a call for location proposals on the table* currently there are 2 and a third on the way for the group to vote on for an April timeframe meeting.
End of meeting future meetings of this group will be published and held on IRC.
Respectfully transcribed by
David Schuster
Plano ISD
Category:IRC_Meetings
Katipo

Katipo Communications is based in Wellington, New Zealand, and is an established independent web development firm. Rachel Hamilton-Williams started the company in September 1996, and by January 1997 had hired her first staff member. Since then Katipo has continued to grow both in numbers and skills, servicing clients throughout New Zealand, and the world.
Katipo has a unique working style, being open, friendly, professional, and always keen to share their knowledge. "We prefer to become a part of the client's team, or have them become part of ours, so that we all get the most out of the process." says Rachel.
"When I started Katipo, the Internet was a new and foreign concept. Before we could make a website we often had to get a client's computer attached to the Internet, sometimes even buy the computer", Rachel explains. Katipo has retained its dedication to solving problems and providing as much service as you need to get the job done.
Katipo likes to work with clients over an extended period of time. We really enjoy getting to know you and all about your business, so that we can provide the most appropriate advice and service.
Category:Support_Companies
Katrin's Proposal for QAM 3.12

Koha is growing and improving very quickly, and a lot of great developments are underway. But every change we make risks regressions, breaking existing features or changing them in a way that will not work for some libraries. To avoid all those problems, we have agreed on a strict QA process that I think is very important for the happiness of Koha libraries and the future of the project.
As QAM I want to help to make 3.12 the most stable and bug free release possible.
==What would be important to me as QAM?==
Stability
I like shiny new features, but while I like them, there are things more important. One thing that will help us to keep things stable is the automated test suite. Let's make Jenkins a happier bot!
Consistency
I think design patterns help people find their way around the interface and maybe even around the code. Being consistent doesn't mean things can't be changed for the better, but we should think about it and make good decisions.
* Does a patch use existing design patterns or does it introduce something new (UI)?
* Is the new way better than the old way of doing things?
* Does a patch use the standard terms we use in Koha?
Translatability
As a German Koha user translations are naturally important to me. So I would definitely keep an eye out for everything that can cause trouble for translators.
==What would I do as QAM?==
Be annoying.
* Ask for documentation - How is the feature supposed to work? How will it integrate into existing functionality? How does it affect workflows and what are the use cases?
* Ask for test plans from developers and testers. I think test plans from developers are great and much needed, but a tester should go beyond that and also try to find the things the developer has not thought about testing or taking care of. When testing something I would encourage people to note what they have looked at and tested, because it will make it easier for other people to spot what might have been missed. There is noone to blame here - Koha is huge and has lots of features, no library is using all of them and knowing your way around is even made harder by new features being added constantly.
* Ask for a more opinions where a feature changes a workflow, might need a more general approach or touches core functionality that is just important to get right. For me QA implies more than code review, but also questioning if something makes sense in the bigger picture.
* Ask for more sign-offs for big patches and patches that touch critical areas of Koha.
Also I would like to work with the QA team on
* checking new code obeys the coding guidelines
* improving developer documentation to make it easier for people get started with developing Koha and to avoid mistakes.
* making sure every patch adheres to our agreed on QA workflow.
Category:3.12
Knowledge Swap Shop

The idea of this page is to allow people to find other people to talk to about specific topics, find someone to teach them or spread their knowledge by teaching others.
= Architecture and general development =
== Koha::Object ==
= APIs and protocols =
== RESTful API ==
== ILS-DI ==
* Kfischer - can test changes
= Modules and features =
== Acquisitions ==
* Kfischer - can explain and test
== Serials ==
* Kfischer - can explain and test
Koha-live-dvd-read-me/

= Koha =
Version- 3.12.0 
Open Mozilla Firefox to run Koha. Koha links bookmark in browser toolbar. 
Staff Clinet- http://127.0.1.1:8000 
OPAC- http://127.0.1.1:8001 
= Koha Login Information =
UserName- koha_library 
Password- koha123 
= SYSTEM INFORMATION =
Operating System- Xubuntu 12.04 LTS 
Username- koha 
Password- koha123 
Browser- Mozilla Firefox 
= MySQL =
Root Password- mysqlroot 
Koha Database Name- koha_library 
Username- koha_library 
Password- koha123 
= Rebuilding Zebra Index =
Open Applications > Terminal and apply following commands, 
sudo su 
koha-rebuild-zebra -v -f library 
= Database Backup =
Daily backup will automatically deposit in the folder /home/koha/backup every hour.
You can change the backup schedule by open cronjob. To see cronjob task for Koha backup,
Open Applications > Accessories > Terminal Emulator , and apply following command.
crontab -e
= Database Restoration =
Copy koha database backup to Home folder. 
Extract the file. 
Open Applications > Accessories > Terminal and apply the following commands, 
sudo su 
mysql -uroot -p koha_library < koha_library.sql 
Enter the MySQL root password mysqlroot 
= Helpful Links =
* Koha community documentation section
Category:Documentation
KohaCon09 Places to eat

Salt Grass
Location: Nearby
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
No rules, just right. Saltgrass is a great place to go. They serve great steaks, seafood, chicken, ribs, Salads and more.
Razzo's
Location: nearby
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
Cajun & Creole;
Pacific Rim
Location: nearby
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
Enjoy, Thai food in a relaxed atmosphere. They serve mouth watering Shis Kabobs, Soups, seafood,vegetables entree, noodles, fried rice, curries and dessert.
Toidai Restaurant
Location: Willowbend mall - 0.25 miles
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
All-You-Can_Eat Japanese Seafood Buffet. 40 kinds of Sushi, Teriyaki Beef & Chicken, Shrimp Tempura, Green Mussels, Salad and Fruit Bar, 20 different desserts and so much more.
Abuelo's
Location: nearby
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
Fine Mexican dining
Maggiano's Little Italy®
Italian-American restaurant offering a delicious dessert menu
6001 West Park Blvd., Plano, TX 75093
www.maggianos.com
California Pizza Kitchen
BRB Sports Bar? may also be known as the KEG
6121 W Park Boulevard,
Plano, TX 75093
http://dougandbruskis.com
Category:KohaCon09
KohaCon10 Volunteers

This page is mainly for coordinating the volunteer effort to organise KohaCon10. 
If you are looking for information about KohaCon10 or want to register, please see the conference website http://www.kohacon10.org.nz
=Volunteers=
Chris Cormack (chris) - Conference Organiser
Russel Garlick (russ) - Chris' Dogsbody - Sponsorship Coordinator
Andy Chilton (chilts) - Conference Website Developer
Nicole C. Engard (nengard) - Program Coordinator
Richard Anderson (richard)
Joann Ransom (jransom) - Accommodation Coordinator
Irma Birchall (IrmaCalyx) - Translations and Interpreting Coordinator - [“Languages Page”]
Bob Birchall (BobB) - Assistance with Program and Sponsorship
Donovan Jones (htaccess) - Dogsbody/Shit kicker
Mark Osborne (mosborne01) - Dogsbody, Preconference roadtrip: Akl-Rotorua-Wgtn
Deborah Mcdonald (HLT) - Finances
Brendan A. Gallagher (brendan) - Will do something - Assistance with Program/ Hackfest
BWS Johnson (brooke) - Dogsbody / Head Bullshiter
=Timeline=
This is just a rough timeline. 
# March - get volunteers together, organise venue
# April - call for papers, start getting sponsors
# May - continue call for papers and sponsorship
# 15 June - Deadline for Papers
# 15 - 30 June - Confirm programme, advise and confirm speakers
# 1 July - Publish programme, start pushing registration
# August
# September
# October 24 - Conference Starts
# October 28 - Bus trip to Levin
# October 29 - Dev unconference Starts
=IRC Meetings=
==16 Feb 10am NZST==
Agenda
1. Catch up/Present overall plan - KohaCon10 Plan
2. Confirming roles
3. Set time for regular catch up meeting on IRC.
KohaCon10 Meeting Minutes
==17 March 10am NZST==
1. Speaker update - Nicole
2. Website update - Russel
3. Sponsorship update - Russel
Minutes http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/2010-03-16#i_411586
==11 May 10am NZST==
Agenda and action points
1. Sponsorship update
* We have pledges to cover the venue hire
* Action point: Russel/Andy -update sponsors on website, create a dedicated sponsors page. 
* Action point: Russel -to follow up other sponsorship requests
2. Bus Trip
* Confirmed for the Thursday
* Cost will be NZ$70 per head. Covers bus and dinner. 
* Action point: Russel/Andy - create a page on the website for this
* Action point: At next IRC meeting - how are we going to handle payment? Use existing donate link?
3. Programme update
* Programme is looking good - about 2/3 full currently. 
* Call for deadline 15 June
* Action point: Nicole to send update in Koha Newsletter
* Action point: Chris(?) to send those who have registered to talk an acknowledgment email. 
Next meeting Wednesday 16 June 10am NZST. (Tuesday, 15 June 2010 at 22:00:00 UTC)
== Wednesday 16 June 10am (NZST) ==
Agenda
1. Review Programme and Papers.
Category:KohaCon10
KohaCon12 Volunteers

=Volunteers=
== Sign up here ==
if you want to give us your time :) Let us know what you want to help with, too.
* Brooke (Dogsbody)
* Chris - Whatever is useful
* Katrin Fischer - whatever is useful
* Meredith Henson, Catalyst IT Europe General organisation, website, whatever we can do to help...
* Rafael Antonio - (Library automation consultant Portugal) - whatever is useful
A mailing list has been set up at software.coop and the people above are all on it. Contact mjr/slef to join.
== Organising meetings ==
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-04-11-18.00.html
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-04-18-18.01.html
* http://irc.koha-community.org/irclog/koha/2012-04-25#i_956651 (meeting bot AWOL)
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-05-02-18.01.html
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-05-09-18.01.html
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-05-23-18.02.html
* http://meetings.koha-community.org/2012/koha.2012-05-30-17.59.html
== Budget headings ==
* Vague basic event cost estimate: about £3000
** Committed: £2145
** Estimated to come: about £745, including
*** international transport: £245
*** domestic transport: £300
*** others to appear as they become known
**** printing - £200
**** bursaries - £0
** Should any surplus be split between the two hosting co-op's community projects and seed funding for kohacon13? If there is any... the forecast seems good but is by no means certain
* Minimum sponsorship target: about £3000
** Current forecast: £3200
*** Arrived before 23 May: £2843.96
*** Pledged: £0
*** Mentioned but not yet pledged: about £500 to £800
=Meeting Up=
We suggest meeting up on Monday 4 June, 6pm, Library bar in Teviot (conference venue), but maybe you can meet up earlier if you want. Add yourself to the arrivals list below (whether volunteer or not):
==Arrival times==
Who 	arriving when? 	staying where? 	Volunteer
mle 	already there 	at home 	Yes
mjr 	Monday evening 	East Mayfield 	Yes
Katrin 	Monday, arriving 3:55pm at EDI	Cairn 	Yes
Chrisc 	Monday late evening 	Cairn 	Yes
nengard 	Monday afternoon 	Apex 	Yes
BibLibre (the 5 ones from Marseille)	Monday, landing 4PM 	StayEdinburgh - West End Apartments
11 Brandfield Street Haymarket	Yes
mglavica, dpavlin 	Monday, landing 4:20 PM 	York House Hotel, 27 York Place, New Town	Yes
Category:Koha_Conferences
Category:KohaCon12
KohaCon12 logo design

The logo was constructed using Inkscape, the Gimp and the font is Old Standard TT. The design was based on mtj's orginal vector art. If you look closely you can see that the 'con12' and koha' are slightly differnt fonts.
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Old-Standard-TT 
This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1.
Category:Koha_Conferences
Category:KohaCon12
KohaCon13 Summary

== KohaCon 2013: Reno, Nevada, USA ==
Join us for the annual Conference in Reno, NV!
MAIN CONFERENCE SITE NOW LIVE http://koha-community.org/kohacon13/
== Volunteers ==
We need you!
KohaCon13 Volunteers
== Dates ==
October 15 - 22, 2013 (Tuesday - Tuesday)
10/15 (Tuesday) - Arrival
10/16-10/18 (Wednesday - Friday) - Conference
10/19 (Saturday) - open day/road trip
10/20-10/22 (Sunday - Tuesday) - Hackfest
== Venue ==
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, Reno, NV - http://www.atlantiscasino.com/
Special room rates will be available. We will have the special reservation code listed shortly.
== Local Information ==
The Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority is a one-stop site for local information on transportation, dining, events, and more.
http://www.visitrenotahoe.com/
Download the Visit Reno/Tahoe app:
Apple - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/reno-tahoe-usa/id552990787
Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kps3.apps.visitrenotahoe
=== Getting Here - international airport information ===
http://www.visitrenotahoe.com/reno-tahoe/getting-here
=== Airport Shuttle & Local Transportation ===
The Atlantis offers a complimentary airport shuttle that runs to and from the airport every hour. Other transportation options including car rentals, taxis, and shuttles can be found here;
http://www.visitrenotahoe.com/reno-tahoe/transportation
== Wifi / Mifi / Sim Cards ==
In-room wireless network access is included with the room rate, fees, and taxes at the Atlantis. Wireless network access will be available in all meeting rooms during the conference.
== Translations and Translators ==
== Sponsorship Opportunities==
== Program ==
KohaCon13_Program
== Roadtrip Possibilities==
University of Nevada, Reno De La Mare Science & Engineering Laboratory featuring a makerspace and 3-D printer
http://ow.ly/gG68j
Lake Tahoe - sightseeing, paddle boat tour
http://www.zephyrcove.com/tahoequeen.aspx
Nevada State Railroad Museum
http://ow.ly/gG6mT
Virginia City historic mining town
http://www.visitvirginiacitynv.com/
== Hackfest ==
Kohacon13/Hackfest
== Informal Social Activities ==
Here is a page where we can create a list of informal hallway track activities
Kohacon13/Social
== Arrivals and departures ==
Kohacon13/Arrivals
== Pictures ==
 
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Category:KohaCon13