Forgive if this posts twice, but sent from wrong account.
I'm trying to build
TERM::ReadLine::Gnu and have been getting two types of failures.
First -- when the ".a" library was present it tried to link
to it w/o success -- not sure why it tried linking to the ".a"
over the ".so", since I didn't
I'm trying to build
TERM::ReadLine::Gnu and have been getting two types of failures.
First -- when the ".a" library was present it tried to link
to it w/o success -- not sure why it tried linking to the ".a"
over the ".so", since I didn't specify "static" but built perl
with "-shared". Isn't the
I tried to re-install a module today that failed to
make a few days ago. I got a duplicate message (not-surprising as
it was a duplicate from a few days ago):
CPAN::Reporter: this appears to be a duplicate report for the make phase:
UNKNOWN Data-UUID-1.221 cygwin-thread-multi 2.6.1(0.30553)
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Nigel Horne wrote:
The timeout problem is stopping me from seeing the links.
for example:
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/cea1c076-c66c-11e7-bbc1-2aeadb1c1d4b
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/e7eb9f82-c597-11e7-8da7-c23fdc1c1d4b
Same here:
Error 503 first byte timeou
I upgraded Types::Core recently and have been getting back
errors on 5.12.x and before. I've been scratching my head and trying
various
changes, with no success.
Finally I decided to go back to the previous version from 2015 that
passed.
It fails with the same type of error.
How is this possibl
On 2019/08/15 12:07, Karen Etheridge wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 15, 2019 at 11:21 AM L A Walsh wrote:
>
>> This is very worrisome as it indicates old modules that used to
>> work may no longer work even though nothing changed. AFAIK, this
>> shouldn't be possibl
On 2019/08/15 13:40, Slaven Rezic wrote:
>
> Maybe it's something different. Maybe there are leftovers of the new module
> when you did the downgrade?
>
Yeah, telling it which module to install where is a bit tedious
Thanks!
It used to be that I could go to cpantester.org and look at my cpanID,
and it would
show me an option to click on a module I'd done.
Now when I look at my ID, and it shows me the results for module 'P' and
no ability to
disambiguate or see other modules, like 'Xporter' or 'mem'.
If I search f
