Re^2: Mason on CentOS 6

An excellent suggestion and excellent advise.

However, Log::Any isn't available through either the default CentOS repository or the RPMForge repository. Version 0.15 seems to be what's installed by default with the OS. I just took a step back and reinstalled the OS to a VM to start fresh. Having only installed the RPMForge repository, I get the same error with "yum install perl-HTML-Mason".

Perhaps HTML::Mason doesn't work on CentOS 6.4? I'm not sure how to force it to install without the dependency check on Log::Any. That's the next thing I'm looking into.

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Re^3: Mason on CentOS 6 by marto (Cardinal) on Dec 17, 2013 at 19:41 UTC
Best to leave the system perl alone, if it gets messed up you can have a broken/unreliable system. perlbrew, makes this simple, even doing it manually is as little as 3 lines. Once you have your own perl install modules and their dependancies via cpan: `cpan HTML::Mason` [download] Often versions of modules in OS repos are out of date.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^4: Mason on CentOS 6 by marmotking (Initiate) on Dec 17, 2013 at 20:06 UTC
So, to summarize, it appears that HTML::Mason, as build in the RPMForge repository won't install with the system Perl. So, I may be able to sue Perlbrew to make a new Perl installation that I can use with HTML::Mason. This appears to mean that I'll also have to rebuild mod_perl using the new Perl installation that I create with Perlbrew. Not sure how to do that yet, but looking into it. I wonder if those people who work on the Mason project or the RPMForge project might want to look into fixing this, if it can be.	[reply]