> [root@melanie /root]# rpm -qa |grep perl
> mod_perl-1.19-2
> perl-Devel-Symdump-2.00-3
> perl-HTML-Parser-2.22-3
> perl-libnet-1.0606-3
> perl-libwww-5.43-3
> perl-MIME-Base64-2.11-3
> perl-MLDBM-2.00-3
> perl-URI-1.02-3
> perl-CPAN-Site-0.013-1
> perl-5.00503-6
Why using RPMs for maintaining your Perl repository, IMHO opinion it's
counterproductive when you have a wonderful CPAN.pm, unless you have to
maintain more than one machine in sync. perl.rpm is generally OK, but the
rest is much better to be installed from scratch. Why because you don't
know on what machince/configuration the other RPM modules were built!
I hope that you have picked the right rpm for your perl, since the one you
use was compiled on linux kernerl 2.2.5-22 with multiproccessor (SMP) box.
just remove completely /usr/lib/perl (well back it up :) install the perl
rpm or from scratch, fire the CPAN module's shell and run:
install Bundle::CPAN
reload cpan
install Bundle::Apache
Rebuild the mod_perl (if you've used a different perl/perl.rpm). and all
your problems will be gone!
BTW, I'd start with just using a different mod_perl.rpm (grab from
perl.apache.org) or trying to build one from scratch!
check this out to see how to install mod_perl thru CPAN:
http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html#mod_perl_Installation_with_CPAN_
Good luck!
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