On 9/27/07, Bobby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> for my $m (@m) {
> local $^W = 0;
> eval "require $m";
> ok($m->VERSION >= 1.76, sprintf "Found version > 1.76 for %20s: %s", $m,
> $m->VERSION);
> }
Somewhere in this loop is where I suspect it's getting stuck. But the
code's author has turned
Hi,
It was suggested that I look over the test script. However this is clear to
me. Can anyone say what is wrong from looking here or maybe can direct me
where to look for more? (I'm not a Perl programmer.)
I get the idea that maybe it's checking what the version number is when
getting stuck i
On Thursday 27 September 2007 19:41:53 Tom Phoenix wrote:
> On 9/27/07, Bobby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > t/03pkgsok 1/11
> >
> > (Here I pressed Ctrl-C after a few hours (I went to bed) of sitting on
> > test 1/11.)
>
> It sounds as if the script gets stuck in an infinite loop. Have
On 9/27/07, Bobby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> t/03pkgsok 1/11
>
> (Here I pressed Ctrl-C after a few hours (I went to bed) of sitting on test
> 1/11.)
It sounds as if the script gets stuck in an infinite loop. Have you
looked at the test script to see why it might get stuck at that p
Hi,
For the first time when installing this bundle I got an error. It did complete
a dozen other modules but failed on the test of this one as you can see below.
It seems I could either try to reinstall (which I did a few times and it
always fail at the same test) or remove it. Which I have no
