Okay. But was the lack of the SSL module what was causing the OOM (Out Of Memory) error?
Unlikely. Was it LMS that caused the OOM? We don't know yet.
- LMS runs on top of Perl
Yes, LMS is written in Perl.
- Some of the modules it uses come from the CPAM, which is a centralised repository of Perl modules created by various people out there
CPAN, yes
- When I build my LMS package, modules are downloaded from the CAPM and built into the package "against" (is that the proper word) the Perl version I have installed at the time of buillding
I don't know how you build LMS. You shouldn't need to build it, as it's not a compiled application, but interpreted from the source whenever you start it.
- What may be happening is that the Perl version I have since my recent full update of Arch Linux (an update I performed only because LMS had stopped working in the first place) is no longer compatible with the Perl version that held sway when I built the LMS install package ?
That's very well possible. But then I'd be surprised if that caused an OOM. It would rather fail to start or crash hard.
And that I need to rebuild the package?
Maybe you need to elaborate what you're doing when you build.
Or do I need to download a newer version of LMS and start over?
When running LMS 8.0 then I'd almost always suggest to run the latest possible.
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