Thanks for your help everyone. After some modification to the diff file I
was able to get the patch command to run.
Now not to sound worse than I already do, but do I need to compile the
patched code to implement it?
I ask because the patch relates to extend.*, but when I look in the bin
folder for netsnmp, I dont see any EXEs that are named extend.
So I presume, if it needs to be compiled, it would be part of a larger
recompilation. If that is the case, could you point me to documentation on
how to accomplish this step?
thanks again
k
From:
Wes Hardaker <harda...@users.sourceforge.net>
To:
keith.abb...@pattersoncompanies.com
Cc:
net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date:
07/17/2011 11:10 AM
Subject:
Re: Patching with a Diff file on windows
>>>>> On Tue, 12 Jul 2011 10:57:02 -0500,
keith.abb...@pattersoncompanies.com said:
ka> Cound someone provide the steps, or point me to documentation that
ka> explains how to use a Diff file to apply a NetSNMP patch? I'm running
on
ka> a windows XP platform.
If you install any of the gnu environments for windows, you'll likely
get the 'patch' program installed too. Then you can run it as follows
(from a cmd terminal):
cd net-snmp-source
patch -p0 < file
(the -p0 may need to be something else (like -p1), depending on the
patch file in question)
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