I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I have attempted to install is MD4. I began by finding out what the default PERL path was by issuing the following command:
perl -e "print qq(@INC)"
<snip .../>
--As for the rest, it is mine.
That should work (the error message you gave was the last error message, we would need the first), but the normal way to install a Perl module is:
(From a command line)
perl -MCPAN -e "shell"
install Digest::MD4
This uses the 'CPAN' install system. First time you try it, it will ask all kinds of questions after the first command there. Answer as best you are able. From that point on it do the downloading, testing, installing, keeping track of dependencies, and all the rest by itself. You just have to tell it which modules you want. ;-)
Daniel T. Staal
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