Here’s a file I use to get myself into the correct environment for a given Koha installation. I create one of these for each Koha I’m using or testing, then just source the file into my shell to put myself in the right directory, with the right ENV variables set.

#!/bin/bash
#
# source this file, e.g.:
# . ./standard_export.sh

export KOHA_CONF=/home/atz/koha/etc/etc/koha-conf.xml
export KOHA_LOG=/home/atz/koha/log/production-intranet-error_log
export OPAC_LOG=/home/atz/koha/log/production-opac-error_log
export PERL5LIB=/home/atz/koha/production/koha
echo KOHA_LOG  = $KOHA_LOG
echo OPAC_LOG  = $OPAC_LOG
echo KOHA_CONF = $KOHA_CONF
echo PERL5LIB  = $PERL5LIB
cd $PERL5LIB

Please mark your calendars for KohaCon 2009. From David Schuster’s announcement today:

KohaCon 2009 will be held in Plano, TX April 16 and 17.

This is a FREE conference. There is no registration fee, but we are
requesting that all attendees pre-register. Details (travel, hotels, agenda draft, etc) can
be found at:

Koha WIKI: http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=kohacon2009

There is a “Tentative Schedule” - it will change as more people sign up
probably for programs. Travel information along with Hotel accomodation
information. Lunch and dinners will be on your own. Feel free to contact
any of the three people listed on the Wiki at the top or email me directly.

After the conference, there will be a three-day Koha developers meeting in Plano on April 18 through 20. All who develop for Koha, want to develop for Koha, or are interested in Koha development are welcome to attend.