Ferenc Engard wrote: > I know it is a shame that I use linux since 6-7 years and never posted a > patch, but that's the fact. :-/ > > So, here are the diffs which can patch the jan.15. cvs, but I didn't > make it that you can patch it from the CVS rootdir.
That would be mostly preferable, though. > The access.c should be patched in lib/src/, the others should be patched > in php4/. You don't need to make separate diffs for eac file, BTW. The patches look OK except for the one against person.c. I don't like the idea of anyone being able to create new users. Even the anonymous user could create new users this way. > Anyway, nowadays I face with signs like win*: ordinary programs do nasty > things, and I can't find the problem's origin. For example, the > php4/mgd_event.h file was patched without a word, without creating .orig > file, although the patch looks like the other patches, and the command I > patched with was the same. :-O I'm not sure right now, but if a patch succeeds I don't think it creates a .orig. Right? > (Another, offtopic: When I tried to copy the access.c.diff from one > linux to the other linux through smbfs for emailing it, the 'cp' said an > error message 'cannot create regular file'. If I copied to the same dir, > but on another name, and renamed on the dest host, after that trying > 'cp' again was successful. :-O ) That could be samba. Could well be that it was doing something funky with extension guarding. On the dest host, from the command line, you can do what you want of course. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
