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need to find module tar.gz files
I have searched all over CPAN and all over the internet to try to find the tar.gz files for these 3 modules: Exporter LWP::Agent HTTP::Request I found each module on CPAN, but the link to the tar.gz file contained a bunch of other modules that I don't need. I was hoping to find the tar.gz files for each of these modules so that I could install them each individually. I'm trying to install them on a Sun Solaris box that can't use the "perl -MCPAN" command to install them. So I need the tar.gz files so that I can unzip and then install the modules by using the "perl Makefile.PL" command. If anyone can please help I'm sure this would be helpful to a lot of other people as well. Thanks, Erik
In article <1180040632.173693.27@r19g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, <ejwai@gmail.com> wrote: : I have searched all over CPAN and all over the internet to try to find : the tar.gz files for these 3 modules: : : Exporter : LWP::Agent : HTTP::Request : : I found each module on CPAN, but the link to the tar.gz file contained : a bunch of other modules that I don't need. I was hoping to find the : tar.gz files for each of these modules so that I could install them : each individually. I'm trying to install them on a Sun Solaris box : that can't use the "perl -MCPAN" command to install them. So I need : the tar.gz files so that I can unzip and then install the modules by : using the "perl Makefile.PL" command. If anyone can please help I'm : sure this would be helpful to a lot of other people as well. Exporter comes with perl, so it should be there. LWP::Agent and HTTP::Request come with the libwww-perl, but you'll need to do a little dependency chasing if you have to install it manually. (It'd be much easier to let the CPAN module do it for you if you can.) Did something happen to corrupt your Perl library? Greg -- The meetings will continue until schedule improves.
On May 24, 10:03 pm, ejwai@gmail.com wrote: > I have searched all over CPAN and all over the internet to try to find > the tar.gz files for these 3 modules: > Exporter > LWP::Agent > HTTP::Request > I found each module on CPAN, but the link to the tar.gz file contained > a bunch of other modules that I don't need.
Are you sure? Do you realise that when modules are dictributed together that's often because they are closely interdependant? I would not recommend trying to install only part of libwww unless you _really_ know what you are doing. And since you appear to think it would make sense to attempt to install, for example, HTTP::Request without installing its base class HTTP::Message I suspect you don't. Exporter is a standard module, so on the one hand, the tar.gz file containing it is the whole of the standard Perl distribution (which is huge), but on the other hand if you have Perl installed you already have Exporter. > I'm trying to install them on a Sun Solaris box
Does Solaris run on mobile phones these days? What sort of device is is that you have where a few 100kb is an issue? > that can't use the "perl -MCPAN" command to install them.
You are saying CPAN.pm fails on Solaris?
On 2007-05-24, ejwai@gmail.com <ejwai@gmail.com> wrote: > I have searched all over CPAN and all over the internet to try to find > the tar.gz files for these 3 modules: > Exporter > LWP::Agent > HTTP::Request > I found each module on CPAN, but the link to the tar.gz file contained > a bunch of other modules that I don't need. I was hoping to find the > tar.gz files for each of these modules so that I could install them > each individually. I'm trying to install them on a Sun Solaris box > that can't use the "perl -MCPAN" command to install them. So I need > the tar.gz files so that I can unzip and then install the modules by > using the "perl Makefile.PL" command. If anyone can please help I'm > sure this would be helpful to a lot of other people as well.
Exporter is now a core module, so you need to upgrade your Perl in order to get the latest version. (I suppose you could download the tarball and try to build it alone. But it's been part of the core for some time, so if you don't have it you must have a very old Perl.) LWP::UserAgent and HTTP::Request are part of the libwww bundle. You might as well install the whole thing, since there are quite a few dependencies. I'd suggest installing Bundle::LWP, since that bundle has modules you might want/need later on. It would be unwise to install LWP::UserAgent, for example, without the other libwww modules. --keith -- kkeller-use@wombat.san-francisco.ca.us (try just my userid to email me) AOLSFAQ=http://www.therockgarden.ca/aolsfaq.txt see X- headers for PGP signature information |
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