Must restrain Fist of Death ... *augh*

[adric]

customer to admin, from customer - 10/19/2008 20:15:59[view source] 65.xx.yy.zz
Finally, I need the following modules installed on the server:

MEncoder
missing (/usr/local/bin/mencoder)
MPlayermissing (/usr/local/bin/mplayer)
FFMpegmissing (/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg)
FLVTool2
missing (/usr/bin/flvtool2)

admin to customer, from adricnet - 10/19/2008 20:24:16[view source] (customersgmail@gmail.com) the.noc.ip
Hi,

Okay, all installed and in /usr/bin, so thats:
/usr/bin/mencoder
/usr/bin/mplayer
/usr/bin/ffmpeg
/usr/bin/flvtool2

Thanks,adric

customer to admin, from customer - 10/19/2008 20:54:42[view source] 65.xx.yy.zz
Some of those are in the wrong directories. Note the paths.
Thx

admin to customer, from adricnet - 10/19/2008 21:05:00[view source] (customersgmai
l@gmail.com) the.noc.ip
Hi,

Sorry, you have confused me. Please configure your software to look for the utilit
ies in the standard locations. It may have already detected them. If it's helpful I can link the usr/local names, but that shouldn't be needed.
Thanks,
adric

customer to admin, from customer - 10/19/2008 23:21:56[view source] 65.xx.yy.zz
Hi

I don't know how to do that. Can't you just put trhe modules where the script wants them? Unless you could take a quick peek at the script I have installed on that domain.

Thanks so much.

admin to customer, from adricnet - 10/19/2008 23:27:46[view source] (customersgmail@gmail.com) the.noc.ip
Hi,

The links are created and that should allow your install to proceed. This is non-standard and may not work for all scripts.

Thanks,
adric

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[ercutio.livejournal.com]

You have more patience than I do. I would have told him to e-mail me back when he figured out what ":%s/\/usr\/local/\/usr/g" means.