Hi Bob
Bob McClure Jr wrote:
On Fri, Jul 23, 2004 at 10:07:16PM +0200, Matthias Keller wrote:Thanks for the hint - should one uninstall the other one first and if yes - how?
<>Hi Bob
Bob McClure Jr wrote:
*raising me hand*Feel free to contact me to explain anything unclear or solve any mysteries.
There's one question I'd like to have answered concerning CPAN...
I once had a problem that I upgraded some package which in turn lead to some starting errors in apaches mod_perl...
Is there any way to uninstall/rollback an upgraded package?
I did have to reinstall the whole perl package on my machine to get the old version back as I didn't find any other way...?
Not that I know of other than going to CPAN and manually downloading the preferred older version, and doing the usual four-step process (perl Makefile.PL, make, make test, make install) manually.
That may be a good reason to use the "ask" option to followingWell, I'm always using the ASK option... I just like that 'r' function that conveniently tells you for which modules there's a newer version.
dependencies, especially if using an older version of Perl. If it
wanted a newer version of some module that's bundled with Perl, then
it will happily upgrade Perl for you. I have to say I prefer to do
that one manually.
Curious as I am I just upgraded every module that looked interesting to me *G*
On this way I happeded to upgrade 'CGI' from 3.00 to 3.05 which (only sometimes, strangely!) prevented apache (mod_perl respectively) to start.... ( It died with the error 'Undefined subroutine CGI::end_form' )
Guess I just have to be a bit more careful with those update recommendations *G*
Matt
