p dont think wrote:
Is there a way to set this option in the default settings?
Here's the over-fancy way to do it.
cd /path/to/your/data/dir
# This strips out existing index order preferences cat default_pref | grep -v order[1-9] > default_pref
# This adds in the ones you like. cat youruser.pref | grep order[1-9] >> default_pref
Just a quick question -
Doesn't the above > command give you an empty default_pref?
Shouldn't. Why do you say that? He grepped out the order line only.
i'm sure if you write to the file you are reading from you end up with an empty file!
try it...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# echo asdf > myfile [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cat myfile | grep asdf asdf [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cat myfile | grep asdf > myfile [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cat myfile [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]#
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