> My problem is my machines are not allowed to connect to any
> other--hence the manual install.
>
> But thanks anyway.
Ah, but CPAN::Mini can be used to create a CPAN CD. It is extremely
convenient to have all dependencies installed automatically! I wouldn't
want to do it any other way.
- Mark
> What is the best practice for manually installing modules?
> (I don't have internet access for many of the machines I use
> regularly.)
I have the same problem; here's how I overcame it. I was able to get
permission to set up a firewall rule allowing ONE unix machine to access
ONE CPAN mirr
I have been using perl for a long time (many version directories, many
manually installed modules, many updated modules), and I have a
PERLLIB environment variable set. I usually install my modules with
their defaults:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Some while ago my perl p
I need to be able to install CPAN modules on a Netware Enterprise Web Server.
I have checked the Novell website and they say that you can install the modules but do
not give instructions.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks,
Craig A. Sharp
Unix Systems Administrator
