in reply to Goo::Canvas installation on Ubuntu 12.10

permission denied is self-explanatory, isn't it? Try installing somewhere you have permission to install , see Re: Why does PERL5LIB need to be so verbose? ( INSTALL_BASE the local::lib way)
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Re^2: Goo::Canvas installation on Ubuntu 12.10
by msinfo (Sexton) on Jan 12, 2014 at 02:50 UTC

    @Anonymous Monk: Why am I getting permission denied error? I am the only user on this system, with admin rights. If I remember correctly I have installed, few modules before, like this, and never encountered permission denied problem.

    @farang: Thanks, I never knew, about installing perl modules, your way.

    Thanks, for looking into this, I could use Goo::Canvas in my Perl code now.

      Anonymous Monk: Why am I getting permission denied error? I am the only user on this system, with admin rights.

      Figure it out

      mkdir '/usr/local/man/man3' or die Fudge(); use Errno; sub Fudge { my @r; while( my($k,$v)=each %!){ $v and push @r, $k } join qq/\n/, int($!).q/ /.$!, int($^E).q/ /.$^E, @r, q/ / }

        Sorry, but I am beginner.

        13 Permission denied 13 Permission denied EACCES
        ~/Documents$ mkdir delete /usr/local/man$ mkdir deleteme mkdir: cannot create directory `deleteme': Permission denied

        After that I realized that it must be something related to sudo: Thanks for making me realizing that.

        So, should I always use? : sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell or sudo apt-get install libgoo-canvas-perl

        As farang, said, there is risk of messing with System perl