I wish I could just do this: /usr/depot/sol8/perl/5.8.2/bin/perl -MCPAN -e 'install -notest Template'
I guess I need to talk to the CPAN modules guys about that feature.
Jeff Anderson wrote:
Don't you hate when the tests fail? That usually is a sign that something is wrong, but %99 of the time i have found that i can still use the module anyways. Instead of issuing your one-liner, why not go ahead and run the cpan interactive shell? Just type 'cpan' and press enter. Follow the directions and then you can easily install modules like so:
cpan> install Template
but ... you will no doubt run into the same problem. In those cases (or in the cases where the test suite takes too damn long), issue:
cpan> look Template
instead and you will be taken to another shell account where you will find youself inside a untarred temp dir for the module. From here:
$perl Makefile.PL $make $make install
Since you have already downloaded the module from you last command, you probably only need type the last command.
Hope this helps, and comments/discussions about this technique are more than welcome.
jeffa --- Bryan Whitehead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried to install Template via CPAN like this: /usr/depot/sol8/perl/5.8.2/bin/perl -MCPAN -e 'install Template"
I get this error durring the make test part. Is
this a know error? If so what is the workaround (besides not using
Solaris)?
t/date...........ok 24/33Argument "%s" isn't numeric in localtime at t/date.t line 66, <DATA> line 1. FAILED 25: - template text 11 did not match expected t/date...........FAILED test 25 Failed 1/33 tests, 96.97% okay
I went and manually ran the t/date.t like this: perl date.t
and got this more descriptive error:
Argument "%s" isn't numeric in localtime at
date.t line 66, <DATA> line 1.
MATCH FAILED
input: [[% USE day = date(format => '%A',
locale => 'en_GB') %]\n[%
day.format('4:20:00 9-13-2000') %]\n]
expect: [Wednesday]
output: [Tuesday]
FAILED 25: - template text 11 did not match
expected not ok 25 - template text 11 did not match expected
I'm running perl 5.8.2 on a Sun Solaris
machine. Perl was built with gcc 2.95.3 in 32bit mode.
Out machine is configured for PST if that means
anything for this date problem.
I'm trying to move a bugzilla website over to
another machine and not being able to install Template is holding this
back. Any help would be welcome!
Thanks
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