Riezal Ross wrote:
First I tried changing local mirrors, it gave the same errors. I tried
using mirrors from other countries and it still gave the errors. I
suspect that it must've cached the .gz file as I already have it on my
machine. So I gave up on that.
You may try removing the .gz file as a last resort. I'd try the
following first:
In the CPAN shell (perl -MCPAN -e shell), do the following:
o conf make_install_arg UNINST=1*
*install Bundle::CPAN
If it asks you to append anything, always say yes. If it gives you any
errors, email them to me. We'll get the first part (CPAN) installed
before we try and add things to it. You're not running 2 versions of
perl are you? I've known this to cause problems. Do a 'rpm -qa | grep
perl | sort' and see if more than 1 version of perl is living on your
machine.
Also in the perl shell, try 'reload cpan' and see what it yells at you
about. I'm sure you have them open, but I don't remember which port it
downloads the modules on - it would be either 21 or 80. If fulfilling
the requirements for Bundle::CPAN still doesn't work, you can also try
forcing it:
force install Bundle::CPAN
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