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Subject: [Bug 193507] [PATCH] www/mod_remoteip segfaults with .htaccess and
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Date: Sat, 01 Nov 2014 16:02:57 +0000
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--- Comment #10 from David Froehlich <dfroe@gmx.de> ---
I see, thanks for your explanations, John.
I tried myself in creating a svn diff containing my suggested changes (cf.
attachment 148882).
I checked out the ports tree using svn like described in the FreeBSD svn
handbook, modified the file, and created a diff using 'svn diff'.
So the resulting patch should now be ready to use with 'svn patch' by someone
who can commit this to the official ports repository. (I myself do not have an
account and/or write permissions to the repository.)
PS: Good hint regarding the revbump which of course makes sense.
At least now I know how to provide proper patches for the next time. Thank you.

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