> Sorry, now it started working somehow, even though I didn't do quite
> anything besides "cpan --installdeps" (but I didn't notice it actually
> installing anything).
>
>
It's a bit confusing, but the command is:
$ cpanm --installdeps .
Notice that the command isn't cpan, but cpan*m* and also notice the dot at
the end. It's part of the command (install dependencies for the current
directory, is what it means).
Hope that helps!
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Bye,
Erik.
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