Rod, Ron sent the attachment direct to my email addr and I have just forwarded it on to yours. I believe you need Perl v5.8. I installed the packages using PPM3. As I mentioned in my previous post one of the modules DateTime depends on wasn't installed automatically by PPM3 and croaked the process. After installing the module manually and restarting the DateTime installation everything else installed without a problem.
For the rest of the list: I have a question about the use and implementation of TimeZone names. Can I ask it here or is there another list where it would be more OT. Not sure if this list is just for the development of the package. -- np > -----Original Message----- > From: Roderick A. Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 22 July 2003 20:06 > To: Nick Porter > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: FW: Problems installing on Win32. > > > On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Nick Porter wrote: > > > PPM choked on Class-Factory-Util when following dependencies > and quit to the > > c:\ prompt so I had to install it by itself, after which, > 'install DateTime' > > installed the module and the rest of the dependents without a problem. > > > > Much thanks to you Ron and everyone else who's working on this > project. It's > > gonna save me a whole bunch of time. ;) > > Did I in an attempt to get caught up on this on delete the message with > the 'attachment'. I just got back to a project that needs DateTime and > had to give up on trying to install it on Windows yesterday. Started to > research what it takes today and while plowing through two weeks of > messages I found this thread. > Please, please, please. And do I need any other non-standard-install > tools or toys? Compiler, (n)make, or will ppm do it when I get the > incantation correct? > > > TIA, > Rod > -- > "Open Source Software - Sometimes you get more than you paid for..." >
