hi fellas,
I have a Logitech MX300 optical mouse with foll. buttons and functions 1. left click 2. right click 3. a tiny button - no predefined function 4. mouse wheel button (its pressable)
while i can change their associations under X (XF86Config + xmodmap), I am unable to figure out the mapping gnome is making.
any pointers (pun intended) to the right conf. file ?
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Dear, In order to make ur 3 button working u shall have to edit the /etc/X11/XF86Config manually and ad the following module into it.
Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse1" Driver "mouse" Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2 # If ur mouse is ps/2 mouse Option "Device" "/dev/mouse" Option "ZAxisMapping" Y EndSection
Hope so it would work out. anyways do let me know the result
Regards, -Sampat.
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linuxdev linuxdev@indiatimes.com wrote: hi fellas,
I have a Logitech MX300 optical mouse with foll. buttons and functions 1. left click 2. right click 3. a tiny button - no predefined function 4. mouse wheel button (its pressable)
while i can change their associations under X (XF86Config + xmodmap), I am unable to figure out the mapping gnome is making.
any pointers (pun intended) to the right conf. file ?
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Dear collegues,
I am a newbee, want to setup squirrelmail. I hv. installed RH 8.0. I hv. files in /usr/share/doc, /usr/share/squirrelmail/local... , /var/lib/squirrelmail , /etc/httpd/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf , /etc/squirrelmail these directories.
How to setup the squirrelmail.
Secondly, I have a proxy server having intranet ip as 192.9.200.5 & internet ip as 164.100..... My whole intranet is running on 192.9.200... Now i want to do as : -
My pc in lan is having ip address of 192.9.200.108. If i am sending mail from 192.9.200.108 then it should go to proxy having ip 192.9.200.5 & from there to the actual address over the internet. How to configure ?.
Thanks in advance.
- JAGDISH R.CHHAILKAR
On 29/11/03 13:15 -0500, Jagdish R. Chhailkar wrote: <snip>
How to setup the squirrelmail.
Read the INSTALL document that ships with squirrelmail? Personally, I would download source, untar it into a directory under the httpd documentroot and then run conf.pl
Secondly, I have a proxy server having intranet ip as 192.9.200.5 & internet ip as 164.100..... My whole intranet is running on 192.9.200... Now i want to do as : -
You want to use 192.168.0.0/16, 172.16.0.0/12 or 10.0.0.0/8 address space here.
My pc in lan is having ip address of 192.9.200.108. If i am sendingmail from 192.9.200.108 then it should go to proxy having ip 192.9.200.5 & from there to the actual address over the internet. How to configure ?.
Just set the default route to your router.
Devdas Bhagat
Dear collegue,
first of all sorry that i am putting you in trouble.
My case is as follows :
MY INTRANET IS WORKING ON 192.9.200.???
I hv. a proxy server having ip for intranet is 192.9.200.5 & internet ip address is 164.100.???.???.
I hv. a PC which is having ip 192.9.200.??? ( of intranet only).
I want to send mails over internet from my pc (192.9.200.???)
For this while configuring i hv. just changed the $imapServerAddress as "192.9.200.5" (here it is supposed that the imap service is running...isn't it? ).
Now I want to invoke the squirrelmail. But how & from where i can invoke it ?
- JAGDISH CHHAILKAR.
On Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 07:52:00AM -0500, Jagdish R. Chhailkar wrote:
My case is as follows :
MY INTRANET IS WORKING ON 192.9.200.???
Read RFC 1918 before any thing ....
Regards
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