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http://crunchbanglinux.org – Ok, so I'm on #! 9.04.01 and I migrated from and Ubuntu 10.04 install.Learned a lot :)  Mostly about ext4, aacraid kernel module & raid 10 compatibility issues but that's neither here nor there.Anyways, tried installing the cpan module POE which requires the IO:Tty module.It won't compile.. I'm assuming due to missing libraries.  Problem is.... I don't know which.I'm assuming it was installed already in Ubuntu 10.04 because I had no issues installing the cpan modules.Here is some output........---Runni (HowTos)

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PERL CPAN issues [SOLVED] 2 years 44 weeks ago

Ok, so I'm on #! 9.04.01 and I migrated from and Ubuntu 10.04 install.Learned a lot :)  Mostly about ext4, aacraid kernel module & raid 10 compatibility issues but that's neither here nor there.Anyways, tried installing the cpan module POE which requires the IO:Tty module.

I Have install latest version of CPAN v1.9800 in my ubuntu 10.04.

When i try to install any cpan module using perl -MCPAN -e shell;install GD::Graph, It's showing below issue. I can't find out problem.

**root@karthik#perl -MCPAN -e shell**

***Terminal does not support AddHistory. cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.9800) Enter 'h' for help. cpan[1]> install GD::Graph

Can't install CGI module 28 weeks 5 days ago

Iam having trouble having installing CGI module in Amazon EC2 Linux AMI.

Here is the error.

perl_Log_Log4perl 3 years 18 weeks ago

Thanks to AlabamaPaul for:[code]Title:          perl_Log_Log4perl.tczDescription:    Perl module Log::Log4perl (TESTING)Version:        1.26Author:         see CPANOriginal-site:  http://cpan.perl.org

You probably have Data::Dumper installed under site_perl, along with an old Time::HiRes according to your cpan output. The cpan shell installs modules under site_perl. They are harder to uninstall than packaged modules because you have to remove them manually by deleting the files. I'd recommend using either cpan or perl packaged modules but not both.

I have been trying to install Bugzilla on a CentOS EC2 instance for days now and I'm running into this error. I have no idea what to do and Google is providing me no help. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

I have small problem cause everytime i issue

cpan YAML

or try to install any perl module it install's it inito /root/perl5 and with this any other user cannot use modules that I've installed as a root.

Even if I do

rm -frv /root/perl5 /root/.cpan

and rerun cpan YAML it still installs into root home dir. How can i change this ?

I was attempting to upgrade my Perl modules through CPAN, but I did not supply a regex/module name to upgrade: perl -MCPAN -e 'upgrade'; I can only assume the worst (which seems to be supported by the output of perldoc perllocal), i.e. all Perl modules from CPAN are installing.

How can I undo this mess?

I'am running debian on my server and want to install the CPAN module XML::RSS. But I get this error:

http://pastebin.com/5syPaQfe (Pastebin because it's really long)

I'am trying to install RequestTracker and installed the dependancies with make fixdeps. The only dep missing is XML::RSS.