Hi Dave,
Yes I did, but being on a virtual server I obviously don't have root access
on the physical machine, but should have some sort of root access on the
virtual server. The CPAN installation routine seemed to work fine, but
stopped when it couldn't find a file. It didn't refuse to run because of
insufficient access privileges, as far as I can tell.
Craig
At 00:08:24 10:32 am -0500, Dave Wolfe wrote:
>[ Craig Hartnett writes: ]
> >
> > I initially had some trouble getting "perl Makefile.PL" to work (and
> > started writing a long e-mail about it with command outputs), but I
> > stumbled upon something and it ran. (It seems that on my virtual server I
> > have to use "perl5 Makefile.PL".) Unfortunately it told me I was missing a
> > few things, which wasn't that unexpected really. I followed the
> > instructions in the installation routine to install some modules (I'm
> > missing six and one I have doesn't seem to be working properly) via CPAN.
> > It looked like it was going to work, but for some reason the CPAN process
> > hit a brick wall.
>
>Did you read the part (in README) about having to have root access to be
>able to install Perl modules?
>
>--
> Dave Wolfe
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