After manually running CPAN, I fixed most of the
modules. However, there are still a few of them, I
couldn't install them.
HTTP::Server::Simple 0.07...MISSING
HTTP::Server::Simple::Mason 0.09...MISSING
WWW::Mechanize ...MISSING
Test::WWW::Mechanize ...MISSING
Thanks all for your replies.
My problem came from installing RT. After testdeps, I
found a lot of missing modules. Then I tried to run
fixdeps and I still got a lot of missing modules as
showed below. I tried to install one by one with CPAN.
I tried your instruction and I got Apache::DBI
installed
Yet another way to do it*:
while () {
chomp;
# extract fields
my @fields = split /"?,"|"?,(?=\d)/;
# print the fields separated with *
print join '*', @fields;
print "\n";
}
*Presumimg that fields which are *not* enclosed in quotes will begin
with a digit.
*Note
Wagner, David --- Senior Programmer Analyst --- WGO am Dienstag, 21. Februar
2006 23.55:
> here is a small snippet of code(LABEL1) which appears to remove a comma
> which lies between two double quotes. I run it and and display output and
> the one line of code which does have the comma is c
Simply,if your host is connected to internet,you could excute the 'perl -MCPAN
-e shell' command as root,then inut 'install Apache::DBI' under the prompt. it
will finish your installation in most cases.
While for the special mod_perl modules installation,you should take a look at
perl.apache.org
On 2/21/06, zhou jian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> for example, I need to install Apache:DBI. I can find
> it from CPAN. However, I have no clue where can I get
> such a module. For CPAN itself, it seems that I have
> to mannually install several modules first before I
> can use its features. How c
for example, I need to install Apache:DBI. I can find
it from CPAN. However, I have no clue where can I get
such a module. For CPAN itself, it seems that I have
to mannually install several modules first before I
can use its features. How can I do that? Do you have
any ideas?
Thanks,
--Paul
_
Timothy Johnson wrote:
> I don't have time right now to run it, but I notice that you left out
> the portion of the code in LABEL2: where you actually print whether or
> not it worked. Is it possible that it really is working but you
> forgot this line?
>
> printf "<--Comma hit!!"
I don't have time right now to run it, but I notice that you left out
the portion of the code in LABEL2: where you actually print whether or
not it worked. Is it possible that it really is working but you forgot
this line?
printf "<--Comma hit!!";
Sorry if that seems like a stup
here is a small snippet of code(LABEL1) which appears to remove a comma
which lies between two double quotes. I run it and and display output and the
one line of code which does have the comma is cleaned up.
In LABEL2 , is a snippet of code which does not work, but in all
appeara
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