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If you want to apply a patch file on an old version to have a new one modified by the path file, this is possible with the '''patch''' tool. | If you want to apply a patch file on an old version to have a new one modified by the path file, this is possible with the '''patch''' tool. | ||
Imagine you have on non modified version somewhere on a server. Put you patch file into the root directory. Go into this root directory then launch the command: | Imagine you have on non modified version somewhere on a server. Put you patch file into the root directory. Go into this root directory then launch the command: | ||
<source lang="bash"> | |||
patch -u -p0 -d . < mypatch.patch | |||
</source> | |||
<nowiki>For information: -p0 is to use full path of files defined in patch file to locate them on your disk (-pn will remove the n first levels of directories) | <nowiki>For information: -p0 is to use full path of files defined in patch file to locate them on your disk (-pn will remove the n first levels of directories) | ||
-d define the relative path do directory to patch. | -d define the relative path do directory to patch. | ||