Hi
I have built a development system on Ubuntu 14.04 according to
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_ubuntu_-_git
At the end koha_perl_deps.pl shows me three required Perlmodules
(Exception::Class, Sereal::Decoder, Sereal::Encoder) that are not yet
installed in the required version.
Of course, easiest would be to install them via Debian packets -
libexception-class-perl, libsereal-decoder-perl, libsereal-encoder-perl
do exist but they don't contain the required versions.
I went through the Koha wiki and found at least four different ways to
install such missing Perl modules on Debian/Ubuntu.
1. Installation from CPAN using dh-make-perl, resulting in a command like
dh-make-perl –install –cpan Foo::Bar
2. It seems also possible to download the source of the Perl module,
then use dh-make-perl to create a Debian package that can be installed
using dpkg
dpkg -i Foo-Bar
2. Installation from CPAN
cpan Foo::Bar
3. Installation from CPAN via perl
perl -MCPAN -e 'shell'
install Foo::Bar
4. Installation from CPAN using CPANMinus
cpanm --local-lib /var/koha/koha-perl Foo::Bar
Now my question: What is the best way to install missing Perl modules on
a development system? And is there a difference if I need to install
missing Perl modules on a productive system?
Kind regards, Michael
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