Hi there,I saw many emails with the same problem, cannot install cpan modules. But no solution worked for me.I use perl 5.8.8 already installed on Mac OS Leopard
10.5. I tried this:sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::CPAN'Part of the error message is: CPAN.pm: Going to build P/PM/PMQS
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Enviadas: Quinta-feira, 11 de Setembro de 2008 16:53:58
Assunto: cannot install cpan modules
Hi there,
I saw many emails with the same problem, cannot install cpan modules. But no
solution worked for me.
I use perl 5.8.8 already installed on Mac OS Leopard 10.5.
I tried
Just to post a resolution... I manually downloaded the
Class::MethodMaker module from CPAN, and manually installed it.
Oddly enough, then everything worked fine.
So, I guess the moral of the story is... if the CPAN interface
doesn't install things correctly, try doing it manually; that may
At 8:34 AM -0800 2/5/08, John Baldwin wrote:
That's very strange. I'm running on a Macbook. I just ran the make
and test on Class::MethodMaker within cpan and all tests passed (2
subtests skipped).
I'd try cleaning out your CPAN directory to see if that helps.
I assume that by my CPAN
At 10:38 PM -0800 2/3/08, John Baldwin wrote:
My guess is a dependency wasn't set up right. Try installing the
module it's complaining about:
http://search.cpan.org/~schwigon/Class-MethodMaker/lib/Class/MethodMaker.pm
And see if Term::ProgressBar installs properly then.
I've tried
That's very strange. I'm running on a Macbook. I just ran the make and
test on Class::MethodMaker within cpan and all tests passed (2
subtests skipped).
I'd try cleaning out your CPAN directory to see if that helps.
John
On Monday Feb 4, 2008 7:06 PM, at 7:06 PM, Timothy Bailey wrote:
I've just bought a new Mac with Leopard preinstalled, and am getting
it set up, including my Perl programs. (I've actually skipped Tiger
entirely; the old computer is on Panther.) They depend on a number
of CPAN modules, and I am having trouble getting the modules
installed. I've installed
wrote:
I've just bought a new Mac with Leopard preinstalled, and am getting
it set up, including my Perl programs. (I've actually skipped Tiger
entirely; the old computer is on Panther.) They depend on a number
of CPAN modules, and I am having trouble getting the modules
installed. I've
On Dec 31, 2005, at 7:43 PM, John Delacour wrote:
At 6:49 pm -0500 31/12/05, Chris Devers wrote:
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005, John Delacour wrote:
print `/usr/bin/./printenv`
^^
Why the '/./' here?
Isn't `/usr/bin/printenv` equivalent, clearer, and simpler?
Sure, but I
This has been an interesting discussion but, unfortunately, my first
question about getting CPANPLUS to work is nowhere near resolved. I'll
have to do a bit more research in that area.
As for the second question about setting up my BBEdit environment, Doug
McNutt's solution of putting everything
At 3:17 am + 31/12/05, John Delacour wrote:
At 5:15 pm -0500 30/12/05, Vic Norton wrote:
How can I make BBEdit's %ENV more like the
system %ENV?
Turn BBEdit into Terminal?...
Try this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print `/usr/bin/./printenv`
JD
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005, John Delacour wrote:
Try this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print `/usr/bin/./printenv`
^^
^^
Why the '/./' here?
Isn't `/usr/bin/printenv` equivalent, clearer, and simpler?
--
Chris Devers
DO NOT LEAVE IT IS NOT REAL
At 6:49 pm -0500 31/12/05, Chris Devers wrote:
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005, John Delacour wrote:
print `/usr/bin/./printenv`
^^
Why the '/./' here?
Isn't `/usr/bin/printenv` equivalent, clearer, and simpler?
Sure, but I didn't get that far. printenv works in tcsh without the
On Dec 29, 2005, at 8:06 PM, Joel Rees wrote:
Maybe it would help to tell you it ain't that simple?
To mention openssl again, it can be installed in a variety of
places, and it depends in part on where other things you may have
installed might have wanted to put the packages they depend
On Dec 29, 2005, at 7:03 PM, James Reynolds wrote:
Grumble. That is exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks!
Does CPAN install C libraries to /usr/local/lib or somewhere else?
I could search for all new files right after a CPAN install.
Anything that gets installed during 'make install'
Hi Chris,
I have no 'FTP_PASSIVE' key in %ENV. Should I have
$ENV{'FTP_PASSIVE'} = 1?
Apparently this can be accomplished by inserting the two lines
FTP_PASSIVE=1
export FTP_PASSIVE
in my '.bash_profile' file.
A second question. When I run
for (sort keys %ENV) {
printf %25s =
On 2005.12.31, at 02:01 AM, Joseph Alotta wrote:
On Dec 29, 2005, at 8:06 PM, Joel Rees wrote:
Maybe it would help to tell you it ain't that simple?
To mention openssl again, it can be installed in a variety of places,
and it depends in part on where other things you may have installed
At 17:15 -0500 12/30/05, Vic Norton wrote:
A second question. When I run
for (sort keys %ENV) {
printf %25s = %s\n, $_, $ENV{$_};
}
from BBEdit, I see a small subset of the %ENV that comes from running
the script in Terminal. How can I make BBEdit's %ENV more like the
system %ENV?
I'm
At 5:15 pm -0500 30/12/05, Vic Norton wrote:
A second question. When I run
for (sort keys %ENV) {
printf %25s = %s\n, $_, $ENV{$_};
}
from BBEdit, I see a small subset of the %ENV that comes from running
the script in Terminal. How can I make BBEdit's %ENV more like the
system %ENV?
Does anyone know why Apple chooses or not chooses to include modules?
I really dislike installing them. And more and more I find I need
to. So how would I go about pressuring Apple to include more.
--
Thanks,
James Reynolds
University of Utah
Student Computing Labs
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
is impossible
anyway.
There has been talk of including fewer CPAN modules with future versions
of Perl, to get people into the habit of installing things when
previously they might not have wanted to go beyond the core modules.
*shrug*
--
Chris Devers
DO NOT LEAVE IT IS NOT REAL
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, James Reynolds wrote:
Does anyone know why Apple chooses or not chooses to include modules?
I really dislike installing them. And more and more I find I need to.
So how would I go about pressuring Apple to include more.
No vendor includes a full CPAN library with the
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, James Reynolds wrote:
:
: Hm. I really do not want to install the Dev Tools on my Mac OS X Server
: boxes. I have been getting around this by installing the files on a client
: machine and coping them to the servers, but I don't believe this is ideal.
: Does anyone know
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, James Reynolds wrote:
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, James Reynolds wrote:
Does anyone know why Apple chooses or not chooses to include
modules? I really dislike installing them. And more and more I find
I need to. So how would I go about pressuring Apple to include
more.
No
Get used to CPAN. You aren't going to find a vendor that provides a
full
CPAN install -- new ones appear daily, so keeping up is impossible
anyway.
Hm. I really do not want to install the Dev Tools on my Mac OS X
Server boxes.
Why not?
I'm not suggesting you install the dev tools, but if
Many modules link to C libraries that must be installed as well. Simply
copying the Perl directory over won't get everything that is needed.
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 13:05, James Reynolds wrote:
Does anyone know why Apple chooses or not chooses to include modules?
I really dislike installing
Grumble. That is exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks!
Does CPAN install C libraries to /usr/local/lib or somewhere else?
I could search for all new files right after a CPAN install.
James
At 4:58 PM -0800 12/29/05, Danny Hembree wrote:
Many modules link to C libraries that must be
Grumble. That is exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks!
Does CPAN install C libraries to /usr/local/lib or somewhere else?
I could search for all new files right after a CPAN install.
James
Another point to remember is that some CPAN modules that depend upon
C libraries already being
Speaking of CPAN, I've never had much luck using 'cpan' to install Perl
modules.
Most of my stuff is on an iMac G3. Now I've got a new iMac G5. I've
installed CPANPLUS on my G5, but that hasn't worked so far. Perhaps this
has something to do with sudo. I do not and will not operate as root.
I
[CP_ERROR] [Mon Dec 26 14:07:55 2005] Fetching of
'ftp://ftp.cpan.org/pub/CPAN/authors/id/G/GA/GAAS/CHECKSUMS'
failed: Command failed:
[...]
This hand installation usually works, but it would be very convenient
if
I could make CPANPLUS ar CPAN work. Any suggestions?
Choose a
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 17:03, James Reynolds wrote:
Grumble. That is exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks!
Does CPAN install C libraries to /usr/local/lib or somewhere else?
I could search for all new files right after a CPAN install.
James
This gets hairy. Due OSX's unique directory
On 2005.12.30, at 10:03 AM, James Reynolds wrote:
Grumble. That is exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks!
Does CPAN install C libraries to /usr/local/lib or somewhere else?
Maybe it would help to tell you it ain't that simple?
To mention openssl again, it can be installed in a variety of
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005, Joel Rees wrote:
[CP_ERROR] [Mon Dec 26 14:07:55 2005] Fetching of
'ftp://ftp.cpan.org/pub/CPAN/authors/id/G/GA/GAAS/CHECKSUMS'
failed: Command failed:
[...]
This hand installation usually works, but it would be very convenient if
I could make
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 07:02 AM, Steven Bach wrote:
I grabbed the tarball to take a look at it. The INSTALL file
say you have to hand modify the Makefile to get it to point to
where you want. Since there are only seven files, there is no
compile involved, and it is
Okay, I'm in stupid question mode, so I'll keep this short.
I'm working on ways to track spam (where most people just want
to filter it), and looking around noticed a nifty bit of Perl
code which appears to do most of what I want, and could easily
be coerced into doing the rest as well...
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 12:26 , Brian McNett wrote:
SNIP
Alas, I'm so used to just grabbing things from CPAN that I'm not sure
where to begin with installing this puppy by hand. I appear to have
all the prerequisites as described in the README and INSTALL files, but
I know
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