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From: shane <sh...@lo...> - 2001-09-20 14:03:02
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At 07:02 PM 9/19/2001 -0700, Alex Spitzer wrote: >For weeks and weeks I had been trying to install Slash 2.0 on my RedHat >machine. I keep running into failures installing the perl modules. >I've installed apache 1.3.20/mod_perl 1.25, MySQL, and expat from >scratch(I'm getting very good at this part:-), mainly because I like >knowing where everything is. RedHat has a habit of putting things >everywhere. After all this, several times, I'm beginning to suspect the >install of perl that came with RedHat, version 5.6.0. I get all kinds >of errors, especially with libwww-perl. I'm just wondering if anyone has >any input as to what I should install manually, remove, or a optimal >distro. I learned the little I know about Linux on RedHat, so I would >like to stick with it, if possible. Luckily, I'm not planning on using >slash for production.....yet. >Thanks, >Alex Spitzer I use primarily redhat7.1 systems, at the moment. The *easiest* method that I've found is to totally remove the perl rpm's that come with it. Then install perl from the tarball. then install cpan, and start installing modules. if one won't install from cpan, then I break out and try to install by hand. so far, I've had great luck doing it this way. Shane |