> Just a heads-up: when running "./bash-3.0-14.sh prep" from the 3.0-14 > source package, the log contains a bunch of messages like this: > > APPLYING OFFICIAL PATCH bash30-001 > missing header for context diff at line 28 of patch
I couldn't figure out what that meant, or why it was appearing; but I saw it too when creating the package. Since the patches applied correctly in spite of the message, I ignored it. > patching file arrayfunc.c > missing header for context diff at line 44 of patch > [snip] > APPLYING OFFICIAL PATCH bash30-002 > patching file lib/readline/display.c > Not setting time of file lib/readline/display.c (time mismatch) I do know what that one means - the g-b-s uses patch -Z to preserve timestamps, where a file will have the timestamp listed in the diff rather than when it was patched; but it breaks down if the file was patched on the side, so that the starting timestamp no longer matches. Again, it should be harmless. > > etc... > None of the hunks actually fail to apply, AFAICS, but the above may still > be worth investigating. If anyone else has ideas on how to silence messages like this, short of a g-b-s patch to run patch in quiet mode, I'm all ears. > ZZZzz /,`.-'`' -. ;-;;,_ Igor Peshansky, Ph.D. (name changed!) > |,4- ) )-,_. ,\ ( `'-' old name: Igor Pechtchanski I thought so - hopefully more people can pronouce it now. -- Eric Blake
