I upgraded to Lion. I have pre-existing Perl modules that I had
installed, but I hadn't yet installed DBD::mysql.
When I try to install DBD::mysql, I get this:
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Using DBI 1.615 (for perl 5.012003 on darwin-thread-multi-2level)
installed in
That's what I was afraid of. Apparently a previous install of make got
blown away. In the process of downloading XCode from App Store (uh)
. . .
On 9/28/11 3:48 PM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
On 2011-09-28, Lola Lee Beno wrote:
Looks like I need to install make. This means, I need to get
On 3/18/11 4:24 PM, Lola Lee Beno wrote:
On 3/18/11 4:19 PM, Lola Lee Beno wrote:
I recently had to reinstall 10.6.6. I need to reinstall modules, so I
decided to update CPAN. But it seems there are serious issues. Here's
what I saw at the tail-end of the failed upgrade:
Got this figured
I recently had to reinstall 10.6.6. I need to reinstall modules, so I
decided to update CPAN. But it seems there are serious issues. Here's
what I saw at the tail-end of the failed upgrade:
Running Build install
Make had returned bad status, install seems impossible
Could not read
On 3/18/11 4:19 PM, Lola Lee Beno wrote:
I recently had to reinstall 10.6.6. I need to reinstall modules, so I
decided to update CPAN. But it seems there are serious issues. Here's
what I saw at the tail-end of the failed upgrade:
Running Build install
Make had returned bad status, install
Sherm Pendley wrote:
These new releases bring experimental Intel compatibility to both the
CamelBones framework and ShuX. In addition, there have been a few minor
bug fixes and additions to CamelBones - see the included release notes
for details.
Downloaded both packages and installed
For some reason, when I try to do sudo cpan, it won't start up, and
generates this following message:
Terminal does not support AddHistory.
CPAN.pm panic: Lockfile /Users/lolajl/.cpan/.lock
reports other host TsarskoeSelo.local and other process 20574.
Cannot proceed.
Looking in Activity
Lola Lee wrote:
For some reason, when I try to do sudo cpan, it won't start up, and
generates this following message:
Well . . . I figured it out - removed .lock and all is back to normal.
I'd like to know why this happened, though.
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Vince wrote:
re are my other concerns:
a) I've pretty much never worked on a Mac and don't possess one. In order to
develop programs I use a PC. I was wondering if Macperl could be simulated
on a PC?
I would suggest, at the very least, that your company get you a Mac Mini
and a KVM switch
Tried to install Perl6::Pugs and got bad errors, as follows:
Manifying
/Users/lolajl/.cpan/build/Perl6-Pugs-6.2.9/blib/man3/Inline::Pugs.3pm
/usr/bin/make -- OK
Running make test
/bin/sh -c true
/usr/bin/perl -Iinc util/version_h.pl src/Pugs/pugs_version.h
/usr/bin/perl -Iinc
Sherm Pendley wrote:
The easiest thing to do is to let CPAN handle it. It asks when you
configure it, if you want to use the UNINST option when installing
modules. That's what that option does - it automagically removes older
Now that's really handy to know . . . I'd wondered if there
Sherm Pendley wrote:
Why perl5? Do you also have perl4 installed? :-\
Uhhh . . . no. It's just an example. The module I need to install is
WWW-Search - the author has removed the dependency on cat and dos2unix
and needs for me to test it on the Mac platform before uploading it to
CPAN.
Sherm Pendley wrote:
I'm still not 100% certain what you mean by install it locally. The
CPAN shell is a convenient way to automate a task that quickly grows
The author sent me the files, all zipped up, instead of posting it to
CPAN.
Are you concerned about where to unzip it to before
I usually install modules via cpan, but I've been sent a module to test.
I usually install modules via CPAN. I've been googling installing
modules locally to see how it works. From what I've found, it seems
simple enough to do something like this:
% perl5 Makefile.PL
% make
% make test
%
I finally heard back from the module owner of WWW::Search, and here's
what he had to say:
Please accept my apologies, I don't get much time to work on my Perl
Modules these days...
The errors you are seeing are actually caused by a bug in Pod::Parser
(I reported it to the author LONG
David Cantrell wrote:
John Delacour wrote:
Getting CPAN to behave is also a black art.
I wonder what you're doing wrong, then.
I'm not the only one. There's a couple modules that I haven't been able
to get to compile lately, such as WebService::GoogleHack, and I don't
know why it's
Daniel T. Staal wrote:
So, how can we help?
I do doubt that long-term Camelbones can support you if it hasn't already,
but specific one-time causes can often get quite a bit in the way of
donations. If you need an Intel Mac to continue builds, post a goal and a
link to donate. I bet you'll
Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
The test is trying to open the file just to test for existence,
readability, etc. (not sure why Perl ops couldn't be used rather than
opening and then closing, yikes) but you might want to hack the file
t/1.t and add $! to the error message to see why it is failing. Could
Morbus Iff wrote:
Well, that's a normal old syntax error - you just put the $! in the
wrong place. Ignoring that, did you correct your typo, per my previous
message? http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/8991
Yeah, I did correct the typo and that error message is what I got after
Morbus Iff wrote:
Uh... so, you corrected your wsdl typo BEFORE making the $! change or
after? The syntax error you got above has nothing to do with the wsdl
typo, and everything to do with the fact that you incorrectly added the
$!. Can you UNDO the changes you made for the $! and focus ONLY
Has anyone tried to install this? I did, and followed instructions for
defining the paths and it wouldn't work. Here's what I get:
Please Enter the Entire Path to the wsdl File,
# EG, /home/public/GoogleSearch.wsdl
/TsarskoeSelo/Library/WebServer/Documents/GoogleSearch.wdsl
#
# This is the
Morbus Iff wrote:
/Library/WebServer/Documents/GoogleSearch.wdsl
When I ran this again, it died with this message:
Illegal WSDL File Location - /Library/WebServer/Documents/GoogleSearch.wdsl
Next time, I left off GoogleSearch.wdsl and it died again, I got this:
Can't locate object method new
Morbus Iff wrote:
it's just failing to open the file - there's nothing really illegal
about that. It could be that the cpan process doesn't have read
permissions to the file (such that the file is root:root 600, and the
cpan process is running as your user), and that's what the ls -al will
Robert wrote:
Does anyone know what version of Perl is shipping with the Tiger
release? I tried finding something on the Apple site but could not.
Robert
Nobody knows, except for those who are under NDA. So we likely won't
know until it's been released. I going to venture a guess, though,
Sherm Pendley wrote:
D'oh! The filter at the bottom is applied to both directories *and*
files, but it should apply only to files.
Sounds like a bug . . .
Easy workaround: Choosing All files will let you select
subdirectories. Or, you can hit cmd-shift-G and enter the full name of
the
Mike Lesser said the following on 2/4/05 10:53 AM:
stuff. Likewise I've been using CPAN with no clue as to what I'm doing.
Is there a book or site that covers working with CPAN and using modules
that is appropriate for Panther? Googling the O'Reily Mac site have
turned up lots of fixes for
Following the instructions that Apple had put up at
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/perl.html, I downloaded
the latest version from perl.org. I choose the default option which
installs into /usr/local.
When I did perl -V, this is what I have still:
Summary of my perl5
Jay said the following on 1/24/05 10:38 AM:
Meant this to go to the list. One other note, though: Learning Unix
for Mac OS X seems to be available to read online:
http://safari.oreilly.com/?XmlId=0-596-00617-9.
This seems to be contagious this morning. Once again, this time sending
to the
All of sudden, I'm having this strange problem. I do this in terminal:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'WWW::Restaurant::Menu'
And . . . nothing happens. When I go into cpan, I get this message:
There seems to be running another CPAN process (pid 606). Contacting...
Other job not responding. Shall I
Lola Lee said the following on 1/18/05 9:41 AM:
All of sudden, I'm having this strange problem. I do this in terminal:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'WWW::Restaurant::Menu'
And . . . nothing happens. When I go into cpan, I get this message:
Moral of the story . . . pay attention to the words. Seems I
I'm working on my knowledge of Perl by working through Spidering Hacks
(O'Reilly). Right now I'm stumped as to why this hack isn't working
(code can be found at http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/981#code.
There are several issues with this code, but the first one that comes up
when I do a check
Morbus Iff said the following on 1/15/05 9:45 AM:
I'm working on my knowledge of Perl by working through Spidering Hacks
(O'Reilly). Right now I'm stumped as to why this hack isn't working
(code can be found at http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/981#code.
Besides this bug, how's the book? :)
Well,
Marco Baroni said the following on 12/26/04 4:20 AM:
This line looks good in any standard setup (e.g., using perl on the
terminal in osx). What is your setup? Are you sure that the problem
is not elsewhere?
Hmm . . . looks like the script that John Delacour provided works. So
something's gotta
I'm taking a Perl class and and I'm working on comprehending this script
in one of the lessons. This script has you count words in a file. The
line where one is supposed to read in the file being counted is like so:
while (defined($line = ))
However, when I type this in: perl countwords.pl
Sherm Pendley said the following on 12/20/04 7:00 AM:
mysql grant all privileges on test.* to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.22 sec)
Odd . . . when I did this I got:
ERROR 1044: Access denied for user: '@localhost' to database 'test'
When I went into phpMyAdmin this is
I'm trying to install this module on my powerbook. I did perl -MCPAN -e
'install Bundle::DBD::mysql' and was able to download this module and
have it go through the process. At the end, though, I got this:
Test returned status 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00)
Failed Test Stat Wstat
I posted the following last week but never got any response. So I'm reposting
with hopes that those of you who are more experienced might have an idea of what
is going on . . .
I'm trying to install all the modules listed in
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/validator.html . . .
I'm trying to install all the modules listed in
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/validator.html . . . for some reason,
it always fails at live/apache-listing everytime I try to install the module. Here's
what I get at the end:
live/activestate...ok
Is there a binary install for Perl 5.8.4 anywhere? I searched my favorite places, and
checked the list archive but can't seem to find the obvious answers. The download
page for CPAN Perl Ports points to the 5.8.0 binaries for Serverlogistics and Apple.
I could grab it via Fink but
At 9:53 AM -0400 7/16/04, Sherm Pendley wrote:
If you're using Panther, have a look at Fat Camel:
Thanks! Am I also correct in assuming that any modules installed via CPAN will be
available to this Perl version?
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At 10:57 AM -0800 3/11/04, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Anyone with admin powers able to pull this clown from the list.
Commercial adverts. Seriously. No place for them here.
Looking at the main page of http://www.lists.perl.org, from where the
list originates, I don't see any prohibition
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