Dear Thomas,
the key is to set PERLBREW_ROOT correctly (or use the default, if you
did during the instal), enable perlbrew (switch or use) in the shell
where you run cpanm.
The key point is, that you do NOT want to install stuff into your system
folders but rather into your perlbrew installation
Dear Ingo,
understood. However, in the Arch installation sudo cpanm was the key to get
it to work. Otherwise, cpanm puts stuff locally where it is not found by
the system. It would be nice, if s.o. tried to record an installation on a
fresh Ubuntu and posted it.
Thanks a lot, Thomas
On Tue, Sep
Dear Thomas and all,
there'a misconception, I fear, about using perlbrew and sudo. Once you
install the perbrew software (using sudo), the rest is in user space.
Run perlbrew install , etc. as listed below and then simply continue
with cpanm as user, no --sudo, which installs stuff in your
$PERL
Yes, it does, see below.
Unfortunately,
sudo apt install libssl-dev
does not solve it. I guess, it is all about:
*** Be sure to use the same compiler and options to compile your OpenSSL,
perl,
and Net::SSLeay. Mixing and matching compilers is not supported.
How best to proceed?
Thanks a l
Does the build log for Net::SSLeay add any info?
Best regards,
Ed
From: ng0...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 8:56 AM
To: Ed .
Cc: pdl-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Pdl-devel] Debian 12 "-t experimental" install of PDL
Here is my attempt
Here is my attempt to getting PDL to work in Ubuntu similar to an already
functional version in Arch, see logs below my personal instructions.
Has anyone encountered similar issues or knows a remedy?
Thanks a lot, Thomas
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