Might be easier to use perlbrew. That way upgrades in the future wont
break lms.
Code:
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$~/sudo apt-get install perlbrew
$~/perlbrew init (This will give you a
line to put in your bashrc file)
$~/perlbrew install -j 4 perl-5.24.1 --multi --thread (the -j 4 is
parallel builds, change the 4 to how many processor cores you have)
$~/perlbrew switch perl-5.24.1
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run perl -V to make sure it is using the new perl that you installed.
You will probably need to add IO::Socket::SSL
Code:
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$~/sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
$~/cpan install IO::Socket::SSL
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This will setup perl 5.24.1 for your shell environment, the only thing
remains is to make sure this perl version is used when launching LMS.
That will depend on how you start LMS.
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