I have had very bad moment with the default "CPAN" client. All these while I never got it to work.
Frustrated, I search around the web for alternatives.
Fortunately, i found a client called "cpan minus" (or cpanm) which really does what you expect: downloading perl modules.
Follow these steps:
1. Download the App::cpanm :
curl -L https://cpanmin.us | perl - --sudo App::cpanminus
2. Copy to your bin location. in my case, I like to put it at /opt of my Cent OS machine:
/opt/cpanm/
Now, this is the trickier part. In the documentation, it doesn't really say how you can run it. Now, after inspecting the script in the "bin" folder, I realize that it's just a perl module. So, running perl module, you run:
perl /opt/cpanm/bin/cpanm --self-upgrade --sudo
Say you want download package LWP.
Now you can download perl module with joy:
sudo perl /opt/cpanm/bin/cpanm LWP
Done!
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Monday, April 4, 2016
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- syamsulhasran
- I'm currently a software engineer. My specific interest is games and networking. I'm running software company called Nusantara Software.
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