Morten Bjørnsvik wrote:
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Then we have a script that downloads and creates a cpan repository based on a
config
file to get the correct versions. Those modules we store locally and use
as a distribution repository.
Then we have an install script that install all those cpan modules based on
/opt/perl/bin/perl ./Makefile.PL + options in correct order and solves all
dependencies.
It also holds path to MQ,DB2,Oracle etc software if needed.
Morten, would you be willing to share the above ?
That would really help us a lot.
I agree that you have to set up your own local repository. One other
reason is that many of our customer systems do not have direct access to
the internet.
Currently, I do solve that by just having a copy of the modules
(downloaded beforehand from CPAN) in a local directory, and using a
script that does the chdir, make, make install, one after the other.
But it would be more elegant to have a local CPAN repository, as you do.
I just don't know how to do that.
André
