2011/7/3 Steve Holmes <steve.holmes88@gmail.com>
On Fri, Jul 01, 2011 at 03:20:31PM +0200, Florian Pritz wrote:
`cpanp i Moose` works fine here.
It doesn't for me. I'll describe below.
IMHO you should install perl-cpanpplus-dist-arch (run setupdistarch as your user afterwards) and use cpanp to generate and install pacman perl packages. It's way easier to use than AUR.
Been there, done that. I did the setup and the appropriate directory was built successfully in my home directory - .cpanplus is the root of cpanplus app[arently.
This is what I did: pacman -Qm | grep "^perl-" > perlpkgs pacman -Rcs $(<perlpkgs)
Once the perlpkgs file was built, I had to go in and manually remove all the version numbers; otherwise, pacman threw errors; it could not recognize them as additional packages.
using this command do not require manual editing of perlpkgs file ;)
pacman -Qm | grep "^perl-" | awk '{print $1}' > perlpkgs
use cpanp to reinstall everything in perlpkgs that you still need
Do you need to be root to do this installation? I ask this because after building the .cpanplus resources under my home directory, I figured I would have to do 'cpanp -i Net::Twitter' from my normal user account. But nothing got installed and the packages all complained about missing dependencies. I read the documentation (what little there was) and I can't figure out what else I need to do to get this working. It appears a bunch of packages got download and expanded into ./cpanplus/lib/5.14.1 but they all failed because none of the other dependencies were installed yet.
What do I need to do here?
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