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<0> Looks like it's only a compile-time option.
<1> synic, it loads, and automatically unloads...i've run the mysql_install_db and it still does such...i'm sure i'm not doing something right, but i have no clue what i need to do
<2> yosi: check the log
<1> synic, which one?
<2> depends
<1> synic, i'm not experienced with mysql
<2> /var/log/syslog maybe, or /var/log/mysql.err
<2> depends on where your package decided to put it
<3> yosi: were you the mysql user when you did mysql_install_db?
<1> kodon, no, root
<3> there ya go
<1> kodon, ok, so i su mysql from root?
<1> kodon, after deleting the results of the root work
<4> is there anything i can do to remove that in the rpm database?
<3> `chown -R mysql.mysql /var/lib/mysql` should set the perms correctly
<2> netbeui: force?
<4> synic: there is no force in rpm -e
<2> *shrug*
<5> hi, anyone know how i can get the scroll bar thing ?on my mouse-pad activated
<5> ?
<6> ummm.... map it in xorg.conf?
<5> map?
<1> kodon, thanks a lot, got it up
<5> i had a choice for modems in the setup
<5> is it gonna b one of them
<5> ?
<4> is there a way to manually manipulate the rpm db?
<6> http://wiki.x.org/X11R6.8.2/doc/mouse5.html
<5> ok, i dont have a xorg.conf tho
<4> hahaha
<4> got it, thanks to --notriggers and --noscripts
<4> lol
<1> jesh, what do you have?
<1> jesh, an XF86Config?
<5> possibly
<6> you dont have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf ???
<5> nope
<5> should i make one and bung that stuff in
<5> zaxismapping
<1> jesh, what version linux/unix are you running?
<7> ahh, linux on server. so much less ****y than Windowss.
<1> and what version and type of x?
<5> slackware 9.1
<6> jesh, /etc/X11/xf86config?
<1> jesh, do you have an /etc/XF86Config?
<5> type of x?
<1> jesh, there's x.org and xfree86
<7> xorg or xfree86 is my guesn on the meaning.
<5> there's XF86Config
<6> jesh: then add Option "ZAxisMapping" "Y"
<6> to the mouse device subsection
<5> no xorg.conf tho
<6> do it in your XF86Config!
<1> jesh, you go to section mouse in that file, where it says "Protocol" you change the "PS/2" to "IMPS/2"
<7> SSigSeg: uhh, I don't think that's going to work.
<5> ssigseg: just the one line?
<1> you add an option, "Buttons" "5"
<7> SSigSeg: Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
<6> oh yeah...
<5> :/
<7> SSigSeg: need to tell it what buttons to map to Z axis..
<1> and you add Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
<8> Option "Vendor" "Sysp"
<8> Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
<6> yeah :) sorry
<1> jesh, i've been a slack user for a while...had to do it with every install
<7> Vendor's just a string. not very important last I checked.
<5> ok, so i just enter those 2 lines?
<6> jesh: yes in the mouse device section
<1> jesh, and change your "Protocol" line from "PS/2" to "IMPS/2"
<5> hmm, there are lots of bits which say mouse driver
<7> yosi: you know, the silly thing is that that is autodetectable.
<7> I don't know why there are 2 separate drivers. it's just silly.
<5> well at least 2 or 3 anyways
<1> bronaugh, all i know on that is when i don't change the protocol line, the scroll wheel still doesn't work
<7> yosi: yup :P
<7> I wrote a mouse driver which did autodetection.
<7> it's not very hard.
<1> bronaugh, thinking of trying solaris...
<1> bronaugh, ever played with it?
<5> sorry - im confused as to where to put this in the file?
<7> yosi: nope.
<7> mostly just played with linux.
<1> jesh, under subsection mouse
<5> Identifier "Mouse1"
<5> Driver "mouse"
<5> that?
<1> jesh, yes
<5> do i replace it or put it underneath?
<1> change driver
<1> i think
<1> let me check my config
<5> to which?
<5> ok thanks
<1> don't change driver
<1> just add these under that
<5> ok, will i need to reboot?
<1> jesh, no, just restart x
<5> oks
<1> with a ctrl+alt+backspace
<9> whats the command to have a command being done at a specific interval, continiously ? i cant find it =/
<9> do I really need to make a batch script or something similar or a native command can handle that?
<1> cron can do it
<5> this will work for a mousePAD, right?
<1> jesh, it should
<5> ks
<1> _seifer, run man cron and man crontab to learn about cron
<2> yosi: find the log?
<1> synic, i got it up
<2> cool
<1> synic, never found the log, but got it up
<1> synic, thanks to your advice
<5> didn't work
<5> :(
<5> not scrollin
<1> jesh, hmmm...www.linuxquestions.org
<5> it could be one of the other mouse bits, no?
<10> hi all
<10> i use redhat, and postfix, i want do: my chief go to travel, if anyone send a email to my chief, i want automatically generate a reply ..... how?
<5> there's 2 mouse bits
<5> yosi: how long will it take for them to answer?
<8> !sh
<11> somebody said sh was the POSIX shell, or the old System V (and earlier) Bourne shell, or usually a symbolic link to /bin/bash on a GNU/Linux system
<8> !acl
<11> extra, extra, read all about it, acl is Access Control List or http://acl.bestbits.at/, or , http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~agbs/live/acl_eng.html
<8> !meta
<12> Howdy
<5> nah, i tried putting it in a different localtino, it stilll dont work
<5> can anyone help me install the scrollbar on my mouse pad?
<13> any1 knows how to have the shell execute a specific command every 60 seconds for example?
<7> jesh: you mean a trackpad?
<5> er i think so
<7> it's on a laptop?
<5> yea
<7> you move the mouse cursor by shoving your finger around on it?
<5> the bit where u can move the scroll bar up or down
<7> probably you want the 'synaptics' driver.
<7> that allows you to do all the fancy tricks.
<5> my mouse works fine, just not the scroll bit
<5> cool, u know where i can find?
<7> it's in debian. but you're running slackware, so I get to point and laught.
<5> u dont like slackware?
<7> nope.
<7> never run it, never felt the need.
<5> i've heard both sides..
<5> some say it's the best
<7> I know some clever people who run it, but as I understand it, it isn't exactly "friendly"
<5> and some say its the best
<5> yeah
<5> :/
<7> mind you, neither is Debian. :P
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