Re: cpanm not retrieving remote files

Well, increase the verbosity/debugging level on cpanm, and check the logs, post the logs

Then do the same for wget...

Then compare to see if you can see or we can see something different between the two

Maybe wget has got proxy settings in an .wgetrc that are not in %ENV so cpanm/lwp doesn't see ... or something

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Re^2: cpanm not retrieving remote files by cLive ;-) (Prior) on Feb 27, 2015 at 03:36 UTC
ran cpanm with -v and got the same log output. wget and curl are both working in the shell, so I don't know what's to be gained by running them under debug. I've also tried it with the --curl / --wget / --lwp flags and it always fails. I just went through the docs, and noticed that I can add --no-curl, --no-wget or --no-lwp options. The first two still fail, but --no-lwp works! Talk about non-intuitive :D So, I had a thought, and updated LWP: `cpanm -v --no-lwp LWP` Updated LWP, but still doesn't resolve the issue. At least it works now, but I don't know why. Just as long as I include the --no-lwp flag. Bizarre.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: cpanm not retrieving remote files
by cLive ;-) (Prior) on Feb 27, 2015 at 03:36 UTC

ran cpanm with -v and got the same log output.

wget and curl are both working in the shell, so I don't know what's to be gained by running them under debug.

I've also tried it with the --curl / --wget / --lwp flags and it always fails.

I just went through the docs, and noticed that I can add --no-curl, --no-wget or --no-lwp options. The first two still fail, but --no-lwp works! Talk about non-intuitive :D

So, I had a thought, and updated LWP:

cpanm -v --no-lwp LWP

Updated LWP, but still doesn't resolve the issue. At least it works now, but I don't know why. Just as long as I include the --no-lwp flag. Bizarre.

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