Links in the opening post should work.

Those don't have 1.0.4, though. Oh, wait, there's no full 1.0.4 download either yet...

There is a patch for the 1.0.3 -> 1.0.4 upgrade, but it is named using the GOG release versions:
poe-linux-patch_1.1.0.2_1.2.0.3.delta

I find this naming convention easier to use, because it refers directly to a version seen in the GOG .tar.gz name.

I just assumed that GOG's 1.2.0.3 was the .3 patch. That's really confusing that their names don't match the official patch names.

...and I see the latest patch is up, listed as "1.0.5 (gog-4)". So that clears up the confusion.

Thank you for pointing it out, I’m downloading the new build right now, so the new patch should be online in a couple hours.

Patch 1.0.5 is online!
poe-linux-patch_1.2.0.3_1.3.0.4.delta.7z (81M)

I’m updating the opening post right now.

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It might be the last version of the PoE unofficial patches to use rdiffdir: I’m going to spend some time playing with patchmonger, and if I feel it is easier to use for the end user I might switch to it.
(I’m especially interested in the patchmonger+bsdiff method tonurics posted about a couple weeks ago)

http://stuff.neovatar.org/patchmonger_poe/ is back.

Sorry about that, I upgraded to Debian Jessie and systemd broke my varnish service.

The last patch (1.0.5) is not up tho.

Would you like me to provide a mirror of patchmonger_poe contents on my server?

Okay, just give me a heads up once it’s done.

I updated my patch sets for PoE: http://stuff.neovatar.org/patchmonger_poe/

gog_poe-patch-1.0.0.1_1.1.0.2.tgz is game version v1.0.3.503
gog_poe-patch-1.1.0.2_1.2.0.3.tgz is game version v1.0.4.540
gog_poe-patch-1.2.0.3_1.3.0.4.tgz is game version v1.0.5.0567

All patches include patchmonger 0.2.4 with the bugfix for Arch Linux

@vv221 feel free to mirror!

Done!
Your patches can be found there:
http://www.dotslashplay.it/ressources/pillars-of-eternity/patchmonger_poe/

Hm, doesn't work for me:
[code] _ _ |_ _|_ _ _ _ _ _ _
|_)(_||_(_| )|||(_)| )(_)(-|
| _/v0.2.4

Looking for a patch ...
/tmp/gog_poe-patch-1.2.0.3_1.3.0.4/pmdata

Checking for game installation to patch ...
/zroot/games/Pillars of Eternity

Applying patch diffs, new files and deletes ...
xdelta3: target window checksum mismatch: XD3_INVALID_INPUT
xdelta3: normally this indicates that the source file is incorrect
xdelta3: please verify the source file with sha1sum or equivalent


Checking for game installation to patch ...
/zroot/games/Pillars of Eternity

ERROR: Error detected, attempting rollback ...

Rollback modified files ...
reverted: 8693, deleted: 1130
Rollback ok.

ERROR: Cannot apply xdelta patch to /zroot/games/Pillars of Eternity/./start.sh
./patchmonger /zroot/games/Pillars\ of\ Eternity 173,35s user 195,62s system 48% cpu 12:44,80 total
[/code]
Cool that it has error-handling and automatically rolls back, but I still would like to find out what went wrong.

Thanks for your work on the patches!

xdelta could not patch a file, since it was not in the expected state (checksum mismatch). The file is in the last line of your output:

Did you modify your start.sh?
=> Replace it with original or download the 1.2.0.3 start.sh from: http://stuff.neovatar.org/patchmonger_poe/start.sh-1.2.0.3

Did you apply patches prior to the last one with rdifffir or another alternative patch method?
=> Probably start.sh has not been updated by these patches, but the original gog patch and thus, also patchmonger update it. Download the 1.2.0.3 start.sh from: http://stuff.neovatar.org/patchmonger_poe/start.sh-1.2.0.3. Probably the only thing that mismatches are the gog version definitions in lines 6 and 7.

You could also apply the patch with "patchmonger -f", in that case patchmonger will try to continue on an error. But the better way is to replace the "start.sh" file with the expected original one.

I can confirm that the rdiffdir patches I made don’t update anything outside the 'game' directory.