Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Another solution might be to install Perl in your home directory where
you have privileges, then to install any module for it.
--Octavian
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Another solution might be to install Perl in your home directory where you
have privileges, then to install any module for it.
--Octavian
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On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, André Warnier wrote:
Adam Flott wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, André Warnier wrote:
My problem : I am trying to install a CPAN module, from CPAN, into a
"custom" location rather than the system perl locations.
This is a hpux system where I have no root access, and in this
Adam Flott wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, André Warnier wrote:
My problem : I am trying to install a CPAN module, from CPAN, into a
"custom" location rather than the system perl locations.
This is a hpux system where I have no root access, and in this case
the specific module is XML::SAX.
I don
Hi.
This is a suggestion to solve what I understand of your problem, but slightly
differently.
(And I admit that it is because I do not know if you can do that with a cookie-jar, I have
never tried; but what is below, I did try and it works).
The idea is as follows.
A cookie is useful in the
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, André Warnier wrote:
My problem : I am trying to install a CPAN module, from CPAN, into a "custom"
location rather than the system perl locations.
This is a hpux system where I have no root access, and in this case the
specific module is XML::SAX.
I don't know how to fix
Hi.
This is not directly a question on mod_perl, apologies.
But I figure that there should be the required expertise on this list to which I am
subscribed.
My problem : I am trying to install a CPAN module, from CPAN, into a "custom" location
rather than the system perl locations.
This is a h
Apache::Test 1.35 is out on CPAN.
Return value on running tests as root should be 0, not 1. Thanks to
Michael Schout for the spot. [Fred Moyer]
Add support for RFC2253 DN string format to dn_oneline in
Apache::TestSSLCA [Stefan Fritsch]
Make Apache::Test::sok() compatible with the -withtestmore
