I've just tried to install Panther and found out my install disc is bad. Apple said they'd send a new one in a few days, so that's the good news. The bad news is that I was doing a clean install and it wiped out all my old stuff. That's really no big deal either, I just reinstalled the old 10.1.2 software.
The problem is that I've apparently forgot what I did to configure CPAN to correctly install the modules I use most. LWP, HTML::Template, Finance::Quote, GD, and a few others. After reading some old post on this list about CPAN problems I think I screwed the pooch from the get go. So, If I get this right, I should... 1 sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell 2. Do NOT install libwww when it asks me too. (I did) 3. Type 'install CPAN' (To update to the latest version, Do NOT 'install Bundle::CPAN') After this, should I let CPAN configure itself by answering "no" when It ask me if I want to "Manually configure" it? Is there anything else I'm forgetting? Kindest Regards, Bill Stephenson --
