Emiliano wrote: > > 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.
Yes, I know it, that's why I mentioned it, and also that this is my first patch what I send to another person. I hope that it helped, anyway... > > > 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. Well, actually, somebody has sent the patches to the list, I just applied to the CVS (and applied by hand the one what was rejected), and thus knew that the CVS can be patched with them. (And of course made a new patch where the original was rejected.) > > 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? No, the other patches created .orig. :-O > > (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. Yes, I just thought that maybe filesystem inconsistency... Hm. Bye: Circum --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
