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Sep 15th, 2005, 4:37 AM
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On my website I am using Mambo 4.5.2. I have modified the core PHP files to customise my Mambo. Mambo have now released a patch from 4.5.2 to 4.5.2.3 and installation is a simple procedure which requires the files included within the patch to be copied to the respective directories of the root of my installation thereby overwriting the original files [with my modifications].
Fortunately I maintained a good record of the modifications I made to the original files. I understand by using common *nix application such as diff and patch I could apply the modifications automatically however I doubt this would be necessary as I could implement the modifications I made originally into the new release files manually. What I would like to know is the best way to handle this in the future as it may not be possible to incorporate existing modifications to new releases manually due to the number of modifications made. Rem
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Sep 15th, 2005, 1:36 PM
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Mambo? Don't you mean JOOOOOMLAAAAAAAA??
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Sep 15th, 2005, 1:53 PM
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this is more of a shell scripting problem rather than php, moved to the right forum.
What i would do is create a bash/perl/python/whatever script that uses the comm command under linux, then takes the output and puts the unique lines from file1, and file2 into a new php file along with all the common lines. i have no experience with the comm command, but i am sure if you know how to use your choosen scripting language, and read the man file for comm you'll be able to figure something out. see http://www.linuxcommand.org/man_pages/comm1.html for more info on the comm command.
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