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Terry Mackintosh <terry-Iwt3gjr5Qw3AwKckeXIILgC/[email protected]>
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Hi all <quote form web page: from the "How do I ..." section> Change an already sent but not yet applied patch?</b> First find the ID of the patch which is already online. Open the web interface in your favorite browser or simply type "sm admin". Discard your old patch in the web interface download it afterwards: </quote> The last line, what is being said here? 1. Discard old patch 2. Download same patch? if so, then: "Discard the old patch in the web interface and then download it afterwards." Though I'm not familiar with this, it does not seem to make sense... download something that has been deleted? is this correct? I suspect that 'download' should be 'upload', that one is uploading the new replacement for the old patch. But as this is quite a different meaning and as I know nothing about sm, I want to ask before blasting ahead and getting it wrong. "Discard the old patch in the web interface and then upload the new one." Correct? -- Terry Mackintosh <terry-Iwt3gjr5Qw3AwKckeXIILgC/[email protected]> http://www.mackintoshweb.com Proudly powered by ROCKLinux, Apache, PHP, PostgreSQL, etc. "If you don't know where you are going, how can you get there?"