Jaco Kroon wrote: > Hi, > > That is a very good question indeed. I would bet that cygwin is most > likely your best option, look for a package called patch, and you will > need to extract the patch first with gunzip. Once on the "cygwin > terminal" (probably some variant of bash), cd into the base folder for > you httpd source and execute this: > > $ gunzip < /path/to/the/patch | patch -p1 > > This should apply the patch. If you'd like to check first that it will > apply, use --dry-run as a secondary parameter for patch. > > There are probably other ways, but only being familiar with Linux I > wouldn't be able to advise on those. > > Kind Regards, > Jaco
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