On 27 Oct 2006, at 03:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just installed Catalyst on a fresh CentOS 4.4 using the instructions in Catalyst::Manual::Installation::CentOS4 and it worked fine. Maybe there is some other module "out of date" and causing a conflict? You can run the cat-install described in C::M::I::CentOS4 on top of an existing system... it won't hurt anything because it will just say each module that's already the latest doesn't need updating.
Yeah, thanks - I ended up using the cat-install script as a diagnostic. I'm attempting to package Catalyst for deployment in a CentOS 4.4 yum-RPM only environment, so my dependency checking has been a bit more hit and miss than just using CPAN.
However, it also won't pull in the latest for the dependencies like a fresh install will. You could use this to look for other modules that have a newer version on CPAN:
Something in LWP was the culprit (maybe HTTP::Headers), as it turned out. It may have been a mismatch between CPAN and Yum/RPM version checking, with the Requires: perl(HTTP::Headers) >= 1.64 directive being confused by perl(HTTP::Headers) being provided by perl-libwww- perl (at version 5.8 something). Anyway, all the tests are passing now :-)
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