On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 01:25 PM, David Brookes wrote:
Sometimes the author knows what they are talking about ;-)...
Actually, if you read the article, he says both are ok and one may
choose
either.
Trying to make a mod_perl with 5.8 was too much for me to get working,
and then your Apple-included modules don't work because 5.8's stuff
isn't binary compatible with 5.6.0 ... the author knew what he was
talking about. OTOH, I also installed over the default position ...
Why? What was the output and what errors were listed? If you can
give a better explanation of "did not install properly" then someone
here may be able to help you. The other suggestion is to use the
power of CPAN's ability to handle module installation for you, by
reading perldoc CPAN and then issuing:
When I ran make test it failed EVERYTHING.
Look at the articles at http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/1059 for MacOS
X installation of Perl 5.8, then take questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
where people who've traveled your road before can be found in numbers.
Take care,
Chris
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