On 29/09/02 will trillich did speaketh: > i ran into a versioning speedbump when setting up an apache > server (on potato) with HTML::Mason -- the latter was from > > apt-get install libhtml-mason-perl > > and was only version 0.72; i then tried > > perl -MCPAN -e shell > > and -- silly me -- i did the "install Bundle::CPAN" as suggested > to get the new update, and now i've got perl 5.8! > > what's the recommended fix to ensure perl consistency? (i'd bet > that retrograding back to 5.003_05 would be the best bet -- or > is it?)
Don't use the CPAN module. It's corrupted many perl installs on me. apt
and the pre-packaged modules are far better.
Mike
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