I am trying to install CPAN module on Windows 7. I don\'t have Active Perl so can\'t use PPM package.
I have several CPAN modules that make extensive use of meta-programming to cut down on boiler-plate and to ease refactoring.
I need to install a perl tool on a production server which has no compiler. I can install CPAN distributions fine via local::lib, but the lack of compiler means I have to ask the sysadmins to install
a few times I\'ve come a开发者_如何学Pythoncross modules that require custom flags when installing. For example, now I\'m stuck at Net::ZooKeeper which requires --zookeeper-include and --zookeeper-lib
I\'m looking for the right GPG Perl module to use for a small project. I see there are numerous competing modules providing almost identical functionality, but some have a slew of unaddressed bugs, h开
I have a really trivial perl script that I would like to distribute to a number of clients who are not very computer savvy. They are all running Windows XP or above. Furthermore, it is safe to assume
I\'ve been trying to use the Perl module WebService::Blogger (from CPAN) to connect to my blogger account, but I\'m having problem creating a new object of the WebService::Blogger class. When I call t
I have a Perl script that reads in a CSV file, changes the columns names of the original,adds new ones (output CSV column names are stored in the array,header_line), adds new field values for each row
How do I overcome \"Please login with USER and PASS.\" \"Passive mode refused.\" errors? - when attempting a CPAN module install from within the cpan shell / cpan> prompt
Having problems getting CPAN to work with a MiniCPAN repository from within a script (aim is a code deployment system to build local modules together with modules from CPAN, install to a local-lib, an
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