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Subject: Re: Telnet patch FreeBSD-SA-01:49
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> Sorry all for the simple question.

Yes, it is one of the simpler ones. :)

> 
> When I run 'patch -p < /path/to/patch' it prompts me for files.  What 
> files do I tell it?  Thanks in advance!

The reason why there stands /path/to/patch is that you can download the patch
to a place you want. You have to change this to the directory where you
downloaded the patch to. No one knows that - but you :)

> 
> Daniel Auman

Good luck

marc

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