Hi folks,
I have a lot of boxes which are behind firewalls. Fortunately, I have a
local CPAN mirror that I install modules from.
The problem is that often when I run the CPAN shell (# perl -MCPAN
-eshell) I am asked the question: "Are you ready for manual
configuration?". After I answer "yes" at s
RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
I have a lot of boxes which are behind firewalls. Fortunately, I have a
local CPAN mirror that I install modules from.
The problem is that often when I run the CPAN shell (# perl -MCPAN
-eshell) I am asked the question: "Are you ready for manual
configuration?". After I
Rob Dixon wrote:
RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
I have a lot of boxes which are behind firewalls. Fortunately, I have a
local CPAN mirror that I install modules from.
The problem is that often when I run the CPAN shell (# perl -MCPAN
-eshell) I am asked the question: "Are you ready for manual
config
On 9/26/07, RICHARD FERNANDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a lot of boxes which are behind firewalls. Fortunately, I have a
> local CPAN mirror that I install modules from.
> The problem is that often when I run the CPAN shell (# perl -MCPAN
> -eshell) I am asked the question: "Are you read
Hi Richard,
There will be a config.pm file in the cpan module directory, you can
change the url list to point it to your local mirrors.
Thank You,
-srini
RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a lot of boxes which are behind firewalls. Fortunately, I have a
local CPAN mirror that I insta
> -Original Message-
> From: Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 12:42 PM
> To: RICHARD FERNANDEZ
> Cc: Beginners List
> Subject: Re: Changing CPAN config before initial config?
>
> Hi Richard,
>
> There will be a con
