That's possible. The patch works with *nix systems, so it probably is the patch.exejason_ wrote:I'm getting the same error. I'm using the same patch program you are also. I wonder if the patch program isn't compatible with this patch.
jason_ wrote:I'm getting the same error. I'm using the same patch program you are also. I wonder if the patch program isn't compatible with this patch.
Edit: I found a solution, sort of. Check out this thread
http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=126015
I opened the patch file in Wordpad, then saved it as a MS-DOS .txt file type. Now the patch will execute, but I get a couple of hunk messages...
C:\phpbb2>patch -cl -p1 < phpbb2011.txt
patching file `admin/admin_board.php'
patching file `common.php'
patching file `groupcp.php'
patching file `includes/constants.php'
Hunk #2 succeeded at 151 (offset 3 lines).
patching file `includes/functions.php'
patching file `includes/functions_post.php'
patching file `includes/functions_search.php'
patching file `includes/topic_review.php'
patching file `includes/usercp_confirm.php'
patching file `includes/usercp_register.php'
patching file `includes/usercp_sendpasswd.php'
patching file `includes/usercp_viewprofile.php'
Hunk #3 succeeded at 232 with fuzz 2.
patching file `login.php'
patching file `privmsg.php'
patching file `profile.php'
patching file `search.php'
patching file `templates/subSilver/admin/board_config_body.tpl'
patching file `viewtopic.php'
It says hunk succeeded, is that OK?
Sorry if that is a stupid questions, this is my first time running a Unix type patch.
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