Many thanks to David and Mattias both - your suggestions were right on
the money. I went through the front-end configuration settings, and sure
enough, found and fixed the wrong Zebra path. It also seems that I had
neglected to 'chown' all of the Zebra directories so that apache/zebra
could both read and write to them, so that also helped clear things up. :)
And if only I had known about the Debian package beforehand! But alas, I
guess I'll know better for next time..
In any case, most of the errors have disappeared, however attempting to
add a book still gives me some of the same error messages as before.
These are:
YAZ error: 4 (Terms only exclusion (stop) words) (Host:
z3950.libris.kb.se:210/libr) (Query: ... [etc]
YAZ error: 10000 (Connect failed) (Host:
groucho.lib.rochester.edu:7090/voyager) (Query: ... [etc]
YAZ error: 10000 (Connect failed) (Host:
zsrv.library.nwu.edu:11090/voyager) (Query: ... [etc]
I assume that these have something to do with the Z3950 "stuff", but
being a newbie to library managements systems in general, I'm not quite
sure what exactly that is. I mean, I don't know why I should care about
the Z39.50 protocol, nor why my Emilda software is trying to connect to
the three specific servers above. How would I go about investigating the
cause of these error messages? And also, are they even worth worrying
about, if my library's management isn't too worried about
inter-connectivity so long as the system is internally consistent?
Thanks again for all of your help!
Cheers,
- Jeremy Porter
Mattias Nordstrom wrote:
David Everly wrote:
However, in your current situation, there may be some items stored in
the database that still need changing. Log in as administrator and
see if your system settings point ot the correct location.
Yes, take a look at Management->Configuration->General
Configuration->ZEBRA Server. Verify that those paths are correct.
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