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your path is set wrong. it doesn't know where to look for mysql. you need to do 2 things... 1. find the path to you mysql. 2. add that path to your $PATH. you can do that by adding .... setenv PATH $PATH:/path/to/mysql to the appropriate file. i believe .tcsh or similar is...

after rereading this it may be more complicated than i thought. 2 ideas. your shortcut idea. did you try to mount X on Y and then create and alias to it (or at least the appropriate parts)? how would the person who runs these things be able to allow ssh if 80 is the only open port? if...

i understand that people promote their stuff on this board. that is no the issue i'm talking about. i'm talking about a central location for it so when people like myself have some time and what to check out what people here are doing or we have a convenient place to look for it. or...

no arden, it isn't for me. i just thought it might be cools to have a dedicated spot for members to show off their stuff.

really? did you put it in .inputrc. it works fine for me. where did you put it?

is there a way to keep xterm from starting up when i start X11? i have some applescript goodies to launch X11 apps, but when it starts up X11 it throws an xterm window up there which i then have to go close. annoying.

these are all good solutions, but if you don't want to edit global files (those in /etc) you can all all that path and source stuff to ~/.bash_profile. or even easier for you if you already have ~/.bashrc would be to create ~/.bash_profile and put source ~/.bashrc in it. bash for os x...

doesn't look like it should be a big deal. honestly, i set sendmail up on my mac a while back following the same tutorial, but i didn't mess with cron either. no problems to date. i think you'll be ok. cron is kinda usefull though. cryptic to newbies however. if you feel the need to...

can't do that. to naodx, i know how to use all this junk from the cl, but i hate it most of the time. i get tired of typing. i'll try fugu

always has been. always will be. i just call it inferior technology.

i'm sure machine speed has something if not everything to do with it. i haven't use mplayer since my linux days, but i do remember it being a light app. back to the game! go timberpups!

solved the "multiple tabbing" problem you were having... that is from http://www.caliban.org/bash/index.shtml check it out

howso? i've played just a couple of files but i've gotten no lag or anything. could you elaborate?

it works fine here. didn't find anything odd or long about install or use. actually looks good compared to the old one.

there is a bash-completion script/program/addon for bash that allow bash to act like zsh(i think). i've only used it for linux, but i'm probably going to try it out for os x now. i think you can get it through fink. an example, say you ssh localhost, you do > ssh l<tab> and it will...

this deserves a poll. "Are you installing WMP 9?"

what does this do that is unique? i noticed no difference from the default setup. are you referring to bash-completion, like the program available on fink or what not?

is there another player other than the ipod that will play aac files? i'm exploring my options here.

you can't search for a sig. if i'm looking for a new fhjwepio application, i can search for threads in the "member projects" section.

doesn't macupdate or versiontracker have something similar? i don't think it is an automatic update, but they at least let you know when the updates are out don't they?