in reply to Re: Missing module perl
in thread Missing module perl

I've been set up local mirror(vbox) like this :

(Directory : /root/minicpanrc)

local: /minicpanmirror

remote: http://mirror.0x.sq/CPAN/

exact_mirror: 1

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Re^3: Missing module perl
by Corion (Patriarch) on Aug 21, 2019 at 08:19 UTC

    And how exactly does this fail for you? It is hard to diagnose your situation if you don't tell us what it is.

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      I'm sorry don't tell u detail problem. I try tell u more.

      Condition :

      I have a development machine(and this is virtualmachine and linux, i access it with putty and winscp) and in this machine i want to i install perl. problem is, in this machine doesn't have connection internet. and there's some module perl doesn't install

      I make a vbox, and wanna become a repo cpan for a development machine

      In vbox, I make file "minicpanrc" "minicpanmirror" and directory (/root/minicpanrc)

      local: /minicpanmirror
      remote: http://mirror.0x.sq/CPAN/
      exact_mirror: 1

      and i make a folder "minicpanmirror" and directory and (/var/www/html/minicpanmirror)

      in the folder that contains CPANMINI

      and in development machine, i set cpan urllist like this(in shell cpan):

      urllist :
      [0] http://MY IP ADDRRESS REPO/minicpanmirror

      and i set virtual host(httpd.conf) in dev machine like this :

      <VirtualHost localhost:80>
      DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/minicpanmirror"
      <Directory "/var/www/html/minicpanmirror">
      AllowOverride All
      Allow from IP ADDRESS DEVELOPMENT
      </Directory>
      </VirtualHost>

      but i try install depedency cpan in development machine is doesn't work
      Can u help me ? :"(

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        Yes, but without seeing the error messages of cpanm or however you are trying to install things, I don't know how to better help you.

        <Directory "/var/www/html/minicpanmirror">

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        This looks wrong if your cpan mirror lives in /root/minicpanmirror or /minicpanmirror (as your other configuration claims.

        Also, your web server listens on localhost:80, but your urllist lists http://my ip address/. It should be http://localhost:80.

        Again, without the error messages, it is really hard for us to tell where exactly things go wrong.

        Personally, I would avoid using a web server. CPAN and cpanminus can use a local file system just as well, and you won't have to fight with a web server in between. But we've already shown you the suggested configuration and documentation on how to do that, so I don't know how to help you better here.

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