Štěpán Němec <[email protected]> wrote: > Tangentially related: I've taken this opportunity to review my (OpenBSD) > install script and found one other package I needed to install that > isn't mentioned in INSTALL, namely, p5-IO-Socket-SSL.
Is there a test which fails without it? It should be optional (warnings emitted, functionality degrading gracefully and tests automatically skipped). It's pulled in by Mail-IMAPClient and a bunch of other modules I have installed, so I can't easily test it atm, but I'll put a note for it in INSTALL. On a side note, running OpenBSD i386 via QEMU on amd64 Linux is very slow. Hoping OpenBSD amd64 will be faster... > I didn't report it or give it too much thought at the time, as I was > under the impression that the INSTALL file wasn't quite up-to-date or > definitive, anyway (that impression being corroborated by my previous > experience installing public-inbox on Arch Linux: IIRC there were some > dependency surprises there, too, unfortunately I didn't keep any notes > then), but seeing you touching these parts now I figured I'd mention it. INSTALL ought to be definitive and up-to-date as there's optional and non-Perl dependencies which (AFAIK) can't be specified in Makefile.PL Any help you can offer would be appreciated, since I'm usually in a Debian bubble :)
