Thank you for the answer. Yes, I agree with you. I am going to do the same as you said. My request about adding Encode perl module was fail. But, I have got shell access to web server. And now I am finding ways to install Encode module and I do not want to spend time to compile module using the way described before because I need do a lot of things: 1. install freebsd 2. compile the same version of perl 3. compile the module 4. copy it to the web host
2010/1/24 Bill Luebkert <dbec...@roadrunner.com> > Alexander Bubnov wrote: > >> Hello, all! >> I am using hosting under FreeBSD 4 machine, but unfortunately, that >> hosting has not got necessary perl module for me called Encode and as >> expected that hosting has not got any compilers. Can you please find out >> ways to install Encode perl module there without root privileges (to my home >> directory)? >> I know one of these ways I need a cross-compiler or set up the same >> version of FreeBSD (for example, as a virtual machine) then compile and >> install to the same directory as on the server. After I need to copy that >> directory to hosting machine. But this way takes a lot of time and it is not >> trivial. Moreover I am not sure the module will work fine... >> > > I'm not sure what your situation is, but I'd start by asking my > web hosting support to install any necessary modules. If that > fails and you have shell access, I'd just install it under my > own cgi-bin dir and add that tree to my @INC. If neither of > those work, I'd consider changing webhosts. > -- /BR, Alexander
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