Re: INNOPAC Digest, Vol 12, Issue 32

[Anita Cook <anita at ohiolink dot edu>]

Could someone in Michigan tell the Anita Cook there to turn this off or 
she will try us all crazy with these messages the next few weeks.

The Anita Cook in Ohio only dreams that she take that much time off.

Happy Holidays, everyone.

Anita Cook
OhioLINK (not the Michigan Anita Cook)


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>    1. Re: INNOPAC Digest, Vol 12, Issue 31 ((On Vacation)) (Anita Cook)
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> Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 19:13:44 -0500
> From: "Anita Cook" <ACook at grcc dot edu>
> Subject: Re: INNOPAC Digest, Vol 12, Issue 31 ((On Vacation))
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> Sorry I missed your message.  I will be out of the office until on or before Monday January 31st. 
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> I will respond to your message as soon as I return.  Have a nice day!! :-)
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>    1. WAM and Chadwyck (Fred McIlvain)
>    2. Popup messages other than Circ (Helwig, Ruth M.)
>    3. Local subject headings (Li, Beverly)
>    4. RE: Remote Servers at Large Academics (Goodyear, John)
>    5. "REMOTE" button in Millennium Cataloging (Cheryl Armstrong)
>    6. RE: Unicode for all Webpacs (Knowlton, Sharon)
>    7. RE: Remote Servers at Large Academics (Fred McIlvain)
>    8. Server self install (Goodyear, John)
>    9. Re: "REMOTE" button in Millennium Cataloging (Eeva Stierwalt)
>   10. RE: WAM and Chadwyck (Riggle, Keven)
>   11. CSS with Tokens? (Jeff Somerfield)
>   12. RE: WAM and Chadwyck (Fred McIlvain)
>   13. Re: CSS with Tokens? (Andrew Welch)
>   14. RE: Remote Servers at Large Academics (Sara Brownmiller)
>   15. finding call # errors via create lists regular expression
>       (Sue Boggs)
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> Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 08:05:18 -0700
> From: Fred McIlvain <FRED dot McILVAIN at asu dot edu>
> Subject: WAM and Chadwyck
> To: "innopac at innopacusers dot  org (E-mail)" <innopac at innopacusers dot org>
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> We have two Chadwyck e-resources that have stopped working through the proxy.  They work fine on campus, but throw a weird 403 error page off campus.  My suspicion is that they are doing a redirect which I can't see.  Anyone else having problems with:
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> PCI Full Text
> New York Times Historical Index
>
> ????
>
> Fred McIlvain
> Support Systems Analyst, Senior
> Library Information Systems and Technology (LIST)
> ASU Libraries, Tempe, AZ  85287-1006
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> Message: 2
> Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 10:42:24 -0500
> From: "Helwig, Ruth M." <helwi1rm at cmich dot edu>
> Subject: Popup messages other than Circ
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> I know how to create item record messages that will pop up during
> circulation activities, but I cannot find anything in the manual that
> indicates a way to create a pop up message that will display from an
> item record during Cataloging.  I contacted the Help Desk to see if I
> was missing anything in the manual and I wasn't.  Has anyone figured out
> a way to get an alert or pop up message to display during Cataloging, or
> should this be an enhancement request?
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> Ruth Helwig <mailto:helwi1rm at cmich dot edu> 
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> Library Systems
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> Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 10:01:24 -0600
> From: "Li, Beverly" <bli at Lee dot Edu>
> Subject: Local subject headings
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> We are an academic library trying to assign college department headings to our periodical bib records.  Has anyone done this?  I'm not sure which field to use.
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> Beverly Li
> Technical Services Librarian
> Lee College
> Baytown, TX
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> Message: 4
> Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 09:25:50 -0700
> From: "Goodyear, John" <John dot Goodyear at pima dot edu>
> Subject: RE: Remote Servers at Large Academics
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> This is a topic of current interest here, unfortunately.  We have 6
> campuses and a central office campus, somewhere around 20K FTE students.
> Our server is in the IT computer room in one building at central,
> library tech services is in the next building at central.  Since I've
> been here I've made a point of developing a good relationship with IT.
> That's critical no matter what.
>
> We just upgraded to a new server which now lives on one of the multitude
> of racks, mixed in with other campus systems.  So now IT doesn't want us
> to go near it.  Up to now, it had been sitting on it's own unit in that
> same room and we managed it.  We're trying to work things out and keep
> it friendly.  If we can no longer enter the room, then my expectation is
> that they will do all things that require entering the room, including
> backups.  I do not want to play tape phone tag, "Is it in?  Are you sure
> it's in?  Is it the right one?"  Been there, done that, don't want to
> play that game again.  Today is day 2, so far so good, they are backing
> it up.  But I need a greater comfort level that we won't go directly to
> the back of the line if there's a large problem, like a few weeks ago
> when Tucson power decided to shut this part of town off, unannounced.
> I'm trying to decide if I want to move the server over here into our
> offices and do it all ourselves.
>
> Of course we will always depend on IT for the networking pieces of this.
>
> One not so obvious aspect to this is that my daily trips to the computer
> room allowed me to see and be seen, not a small part of building that
> relationship with those folks.  That will take more effort to keep up
> now.
>
> I plan to do upgrades and all the software pieces that don't require
> direct access to the machine.
>
> Hope this helps, good luck with your situation.
>
> John Goodyear
> Library Database Manager
> Pima Community College
> Tucson, AZ
> john dot goodyear at pima dot edu
> 520.206.4613
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org
> [mailto:innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org] On Behalf Of Margaret Peloquin
> Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 5:25 PM
> To: IUG INNOPAC List; Byron C. Mayes
> Subject: Re: Remote Servers at Large Academics
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> Our Library Sys Admin might also respond to this.  We are a six campus
> college with about 27,000 students.  Our ILS server is not on any
> campus, but at a Service Center for the College which houses most of the
> College's servers and the College IT department.  "Production" -- assume
> you mean acquisitons and cataloging -- is located about 25 miles from
> the Service Center on one of the campuses.
>
> IT maintains the equipment, does the daily backup, trouble-shoots
> network issues,etc.  The Library Sys Admin does any new upgrades by
> going over to the Service Center, but, otherwise has no need to go there
> for any other reason.
>
> I might mention that Library Services and IT are under the same
> divisional umbrella and we do have a good relationship with them.
>
>
> "Byron C. Mayes" <bcmayes at temple dot edu> said:
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>
> > Greetings,
> >
> > I've checked the archives and recent discussions about ILS servers
>
> remote 
> from
>
> > the Library. Most of those replying seem to be public library systems,
>
>
> smaller
>
> > colleges, and consortia. 
> >
> > I'm interested in getting an idea of what the breakdown is in large
>
> academic
>
> > systems. I'm primarily interested in two questions:
> >
> > 1) Where is your production ILS server located?
> >
> > 2) Regardless of the answer to 1), what is the division of labor
>
> between 
> Library
>
> > Systems and University IT -- specifically, who does what -- with
>
> regards to
>
> > system administration and maintenance (not including database
>
> management)?
>
> > Obviously the key to any arrangement working is a good relationship
>
> between 
> the
>
> > Library and Univ IT (however that's defined at one's institution), so
>
> I'm 
> not
>
> > really asking pros and cons of either arrangement. I just want to have
>
> a 
> picture
>
> > of what others are doing.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Byron
> >
> > --
> > Byron C. Mayes, MLS
> > Head, Library Systems & Technology
> > Temple University * Philadelphia, PA
> > ByronC dot Mayes at temple dot edu
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