Kaixo!
On Wed, Sep 01, 1999 at 06:26:36AM -0700, webmedic wrote:
> thanks i alredy found it. It's /usr/sbin/ttfmkdir but this
> doesn't work very well. It didn't create a font.dir because
> it didn't like some of the fonts. Also if i try to shut
It should just create it without those fonts (you can then add manually
them t othe files.dir; don't forget to have in the first line
the number of following ones)
> down the font server and restart it to recognise my new
> fonts it tells me conection refused by xserver.
You don't even need to have X11 running to send a SIGUSR1 signal to
the font server; what did yo utyped exactly ?
'killall -USR1 xfs' will do the task (unless either xfs don't run or it
does on another name).
Access to the X server is needed to do 'xset fp rehash' of course.
"conection refused by xserver" means you don't have access to the
X server, maybe you did 'su' and don't set xautority ?
Anyway, that doens't matter, just open an xterm as your normal user
and type 'xset fp rehash' on it.
> The only
> way is to reboot.
That is nonsense.
rebooting is to upgrade the kernel only.
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