Lino Iozzo wrote:
my apologies for beating this to death and i do appreciate your help...i have never had to do this. but i am making an effort to learn
what is the man page?
Manual page, try typing 'man tar'.
this is what i downloaded: stable.tar.gz
then there was also this: MD5; do you know the difference?
stable.tar.gz.MD5 contains a MD5 checksum to verify that stable.tar.gz is not
corrupt. To check if stable.tar.gz is corrpt type 'md5sum -c stable.tar.gz.MD5',
this should output 'stable.tar.gz: OK' if the file is OK.
you said:
tar -zxvf module_name.tar.gz
would i type: tar -zxvf stable.tar.gz and run this?
Yes.
thanks for the help...
Lino
[snip]
Also for Windows the is something called ActiveState Perl
http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/
however I have never installed myself (I have never used Windows of my own free
will for the past 3 years).
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