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04-14-2006
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Applying diff output to create new script
I believe I read somewhere that you can do a diff of two ksh scripts and use the output to create a new script with the differences.
 Could someone please show me the command(s) I'd need to use to get this accomplished? Or perhaps point me to a thread that explains this in detail. Thanks in advance for your help. 
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The typical steps of patch creation and application is
diff -Nau a.txt b.txt > a_b_delta.patch Ship this patch to some other destination with a.txt cd /destination/dir patch -p0 < a_b_delta.patch These are the steps I usually take. Of course variations are possible.
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