Tony Shadwick wrote:
> I don't have a lot of time to keep creating 
> patches, and I don't actually know *how* to properly create a patch. :P

First off, thanks for sending your changes to the file.  I just woke up 
(I have a very strange sleep schedule!) so I will get to work to see if 
that fixes my problem too!

To create a patch, you can use the program diff.  Suppose you have 
Lib.pm.original and Lib.pm (fixed for your distro).  This command will 
make a patch for you:

diff -u Lib.pm.original Lib.pm > Lib.pm.patch

Then you can use the patch program to apply the patch.  Hope this helps!

R

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