2009/10/16 Octavian Râşniţă <orasn...@gmail.com> > From: "J. Shirley" <jshir...@gmail.com> > > Hi, >> >> I've seen a recommendation on this list for Debian for running perl apps, >> and recently I started to use this distro. >> >> I've seen that I can install perl modules very hard under Debian if I use >> the CPAN shell. >> For example if I run >> >> $ cpan >> cpan> install Class::MOP >> >> it gives an "Unknown error" and it doesn't want to install and the same >> with Catalyst::Runtime. >> >> But if I do then >> >> cpan> look ModuleName >> $ perl Makefile.PL >> $ make >> $ make test >> $make install >> >> I can install the modules without problem (usually). >> However, I need to manually install each dependency. >> >> I've seen this strange thing under 2 Debian systems so I think it is not a >> Debian bug. >> >> Does this happen to you? If yes, how do you solve it? >> >> Thank you. >> >> Octavian >> >> >> My Debian steps are: > > (as root) > 1. Upgrade CPAN (Bundle::CPAN) > 2. Upgrade CPANPLUS > 3. Upgrade/Install Module::Install > 4. Upgrade/Install Module::Build > 5. Install local::lib > > (as app user) > 6. Install deps for application > > I've never had a problem with things not building doing this, but haven't > tried other ways. > > -J > > I guess your installing the deps for the application using local::lib, > right? > > Good idea. Is there a way of using Makefile.PL of the application to > automaticly install all the dependencies using local::lib? > > Thanks. > > > Octavian > > > Yes, this works just fine as you would expect. Just run "make" should do it.
My usual post-deployment command is: perl Makefile.PL && make && make test && make clean Assuming exit status is 0, I had a successful deployment. -J
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