I have run under HP-UX and Digital's Tru64, but not under Solaris. The
easiest way I've found is to use the CPAN module. Hopefully it is already
on your system. The syntax is
perl -MCPAN -e shell
If you do not have the CPAN module installed, I'd suggest you install it
first -- manually -- and then use it in the future. Fortunately, I have not
had to install modules manually. Because of this, I can't help much if CPAN
isn't installed on your system already.
The first time you run CPAN as shown above, it will require configuration.
I found the defaults did the trick.
Regards,
Rick Evans
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Subject: [Perl-unix-users] Give me the guidence to install the PERL
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Dear all,
Can u please give me the way of installing the PERL Modules. And then
is it possible to download the PERL modules from CPAN for Solaris based.
Thanks for ur early reply if i get.
Expecting your Wishes,
Pons.
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