> I attempted to access CPAN using Terminal (OS 10.2.6) by entering :
> perl -MCPAN -e shell
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>
> Any suggestions as to how I can reset CPAN
Start the CPAN shell and enter:
o conf init
That will repeat the question & answer session. Pay attention this time
- nuff said about that.
Once you're done, enter:
o conf commit
> I am trying to download MySQL components - Bundle::libnet, DBI and
> DBD:mysql
Be aware that DBD::mysql needs some additional hand-holding for its
tests to pass, in the form of arguments that need to be supplied to
"Makefile.PL". Have a look in the list archives if you haven't done so
already.
sherm--
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Ken Williams - 11 Jan 2005 00:05 GMT
> Start the CPAN shell and enter:
>
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>
> o conf commit
Or, you can just do
o conf
and look at which value you messed up, then do
o conf foo bar
where 'foo' is the key you messed up on, and 'bar' is the value you
should have entered. Then
o conf commit
will make sure your fix persists for your next CPAN session.
-Ken