Re: CPAN Problems

Terrence Brannon [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *On Tuesday, December 4, 2001, at 01:49 PM, Jeremy Schwartz wrote: * * I think I have configured CPAN incorrectly. If not, I am totally * lost. Here * *I visited this directory on that archive site: *

Re: CPAN Problems

Jeremy Schwartz [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *I think I have configured CPAN incorrectly. If not, I am totally lost. Here *is a sample of the error. Help is greatly appreciated. */ [.] * *zsh: no such file or directory:

Re: slightly off topic - looking for backup solution

Randal L. Schwartz [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *So what are other people doing? Do I continue using retrospect, and *figure out some way to relink all the broken links? Perhaps using *macperl? Have you tried tar or stuffit for X? e.

Re: Searchable archive?

Ken Williams [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *Hey, * *There's an archive for this list at *http://archive.develooper.com/macosx%40perl.org/ , but it doesn't seem *to be searchable. Is there a searchable one somewhere, and if so can we *get it listed on http://lists.perl.org/ ? develooper isn't

Re: Another CPAN problem: Don't have an associated bundle file

Jeremy Schwartz [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *I have done a clean install of Mac OS 10.1.2 * *I let CPAN do auto config. * *Here is my config file from 'o conf': *cpan o conf *CPAN::Config options and /Users/admin/.cpan/CPAN/MyConfig.pm: *ftp/usr/bin/ftp *gzip

Re: Another CPAN problem: Don't have an associated bundle file

Ken Williams [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *Those values are correct, OS X has a /usr/bin/ and it contains those *executables. I don't have an OSX machine here at work and didn't remember that. In any case, having the 'urllist' value populated is definitely a problem :) e.

Re: CPAN questions

Chris Devers [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *make installing modules a lot easier, but it also puts you on autopilot, *and that could mean doing questionable things (like stomping over system *files). Your first question is a good one and I'm also curious if CPAN can *be used in such a way that you

Re: CPAN get perl

Ivan Cifuentes [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *I take it back, problem still here. Please help: * *cpan get perl-5.6.1.tar.gz *Warning: Cannot get perl-5.6.1.tar.gz, don't know what *it is. *Try the command * *i /perl-5.6.1.tar.gz/ try 'cpan install G/GS/GSAR/perl-5.6.1.tar.gz' e.

Re: When your CPAN mirror appears stale

Dan Kogai [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * * Depending on the mirror server you are using, CPAN site may not *contain the most recent version of your software. If such is the case *you can override your setting temporarily via http://mirror.cpan.org/status.cgi should indicate if a mirror is

Re: PAUSE bug discovered?

Dan Kogai [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * * Or it could be web browser that has caused this. * At any rate, I consider this kind of behavior for a CGI/mod_perl or *any web program too goofy for a site like PAUSE (PAUSE is no Matt's *script archive!). I want it fixed ASAP. Well, if you are

Re: PAUSE bug discovered?

Randal L. Schwartz [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *Hey, I use iCab too! * *I think the problem is that it accepts a \n from the clipboard *as data even in a textfield (not textarea), and thus the form *data is corrupted in an unexpected way. * *Agreed, that the PAUSE script should be blocking that.

Re: Installing Perl

Palle Bo Nielsen [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *This might generate more questions, but I hope You can help me out *here... http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html should answer those questions and others you may have. *I have already tried to make a fresh install from CPAN using (perl *-MCPAN

Re: Standard Distro modules missing?

Chris Reinhardt [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *LWP is not part of the standard *NIX perl distro. I'm not aware of any of *the core modules missing with the Apple installed perl on OS X. If you *need LWP you can install it from CPAN, or via the CPAN shell. See the *CPAN manpage for details.

Re: [OT] Question for someone managing this list

Kee Hinckley [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * * by onion.perl.org (qpsmtpd/0.06) with SMTP; Thu Apr 4 00:08:27 2002 - * *The date header being inserted there is completely out of whack with *any standard. Is something printing dates using the wrong % codes? The nice thing about standards is

Re: CPAN and overwriting files

The Cunctator [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: * *So how *does* one configure CPAN.pm to install modules to a private *directory? One reads the documentation. 'perldoc CPAN' or http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/CPAN/perl/CPAN.html 5) I am not root, how can I install a module in a personal directory?