mherger wrote:
> > The solution is somewhat rude, but what you need to do is delete all
> > files from the LMS `lib` and `CPAN` folders for which an equally
> named
> > file exists in your system's Perl vendor path (for version 5.28 that
> > would typically be /usr/lib/perl/vendor_perl/5.28).
>
> No, please don't recommend doing this. It's asking for trouble. If it
> works for you, then great. And let's take the topic to the dev forum
> where we can see how we could handle the Perl udpgrade for everybody.
>
> But for the time being the latest nightly builds should just work. They
>
> wouldn't use the latest Perl installed, they wouldn't use the M1 binary,
>
> but they should just work anyway. If it doesn't work, then we have to
> understand why.
>
> --
>
> Michael
There's no harm in deleting static files that can be restored at will.
Like you say, if it works then great, if it doesn't then just reset and
try to find another solution.
Either way, what has worked for me from Perl 5.20 to 5.30 is in fact
hinted in bootstrap.pm:
Code:
--------------------
# This causes a problem in that when we 'use' one of these modules,
# the CPAN/Foo.pm would be loaded, and then Dynaloader would be
# called, which loads the architecture specifc parts - But Dynaloader
# ignores @INC, and tries to pull from the system install of perl. If
# that module exists in the system perl, but the $VERSION's aren't the
# same, Dynaloader fails.
--------------------
As I see it, there are two possible approaches to this issue. You either
use a dedicated Perl to run LMS as a portable application, which still
requires building the appropriate arch dependant binaries, or you make
sure that the versions match by deleting the one that can't be used in
the present system.
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