For reasons beyond my control, I need to useWhy don't you just tar up /usr/lib/perl or /usr/local/lib/perl ( whichever is appropriate) and move it over?
Perl version 5.8.2 DBI-1.39 DBD-Oracle-1.14 TermReadKey-2.21
together on a machine lacking a compiler. I have compiled everything successfully on a different, pretty-much-identical machine and got Perl moved over successfully. However, when I try to install Perl::DBI I run into trouble. When I do a make install, it returns
/usr/ucb/cc: language optional software package not installed
which is Sun's uninformative way of informing you that you don't have a proper compiler installed. I cannot install the compiler on this system because we don't have a license for it and we cannot use gcc as it conflicts with other software. There's no reason for it to compile as everything is already built. I think it's a timestamp issue.
I looked through Makefile and Makefile.PL and couldn't find any obvious way of doing it. The guys on #perl suggested making a package, but I'm not sure how to do that.
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You will need to install the Orrible libraries as well : -)
Just use the same version that you used on the machiine that you compiled all this on.
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Clive
