By redrider on

I am trying to apply a patch to the rpx module on my linux server because of some errors I'm having using puddy as the interface.

I am trying to use the following command from the root directory as super user;

patch -p1 < path/menu_token-1067522-2.patch

For the life of me, I cannot apply this patch this way.

Would somebody please tell me what I am doing wrong?

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pbarnett commented

Take a look at http://drupal.org/patch/apply - I think the path part of path/menu_token-1067522-2.patch is meant to be the path to the file being patched.

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redrider commented

thanks for taking the time to look and pointing that out for me

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redrider commented

ok, that didn't work either

"bash: patch: command not found"

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pbarnett commented

Ah - you either don't have patch installed, or don't have a path to it.

If you're on a Debian box, you want http://packages.debian.org/sid/patch

Ubuntu - http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/patch

Hope this helps...

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redrider commented

I am trying to do this on a godaddy Red Hat Fedora linux VDS.

Is there no other way to apply this patch?

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pbarnett commented

patch should be in /usr/bin/patch

If it isn't, try 'yum install patch'

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redrider commented

Thank you so much for your time, I know it is precious.

yum did the trick but I still have the error that the patch was supposed to fix - :(

Notice: Undefined index: name in _token_token_tree_format_row() (line 108 of