[Users] patching freeswan-1.99_x509_0.9.15_2.4.20_8-0.i386.rpm

Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 12:44:57 -0500
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Hi
I am trying to patch my freeswan wiht NAT-T support.

I installed freeswan-1.99_x509_0.9.15_2.4.20_8-0.i386.rpm freeswan-module-1.99_x509_0.9.15_2.4.20_8-0.i386.rpm All is right!

But here is my problem:
I need NAT-T so I think that patch must be (i am not sure) NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99-nd-x509-0.9.15.diff My problem is that in NAT Readme I read:

apply NAT-T patch in freeswan directory :

• FreeS/WAN 1.99: NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99.diff
• FreeS/WAN 1.99 + NotifyDelete: NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99-nd.diff
• FreeS/WAN 1.99 + NotifyDelete + x509 0.9.15: NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99-nd-x509-0.9.15.diff
• FreeS/WAN 1.99 + NotifyDelete + x509 0.9.15 + Algo 0.8.0 : NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99-nd-x509-0.9.15-alg.diff
• FreeS/WAN 1.99 + ND + x509 0.9.18 + Algo 0.8.0 : NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99-nd-x509-0.9.18-alg.diff

    $ cd ~/dev/freeswan-1.99/
    $ cat ~/NAT-Traversal-0.5-freeswan-1.99.diff | patch -p1

but rpm's didn't create that path.
Where do I have to applied the patch ?
Is it my patch right?
What command do I have to try?

Thanks in advance and sorry for my english.

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