Re: Re: DataStore.pm

Hi Rhys,
Nice try, but you should of checked that DataStore existed before offering that advice ;)

Warning: Cannot install DataStore, don't know what it is.
Try the command

    i /DataStore/

to find objects with matching identifiers.

cpan> i /DataStore/
No objects found of any type for argument /DataStore/
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My guess is that DataStore.pm is a hand rolled module created by someone other than the OP and that the script in question that is breaking was not originally written by the OP.

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Re: Re: Re: DataStore.pm by seaver (Pilgrim) on Oct 03, 2003 at 16:46 UTC
Therefore, you should actually look for DataStore.pm in your file system: `find / -name DataStore.pm` [download] @INC always looks in '.' too, so check out the directory the CGI script is in, you may see it in there. But your other problem may be a typo problem, the module needed may very well be in the @INC, but slightly misnamed..it doesnt seem likely since 'DataStore' IS spelt correctly, but the module may have vowels missing or summat: 'DataStr.pm etc. Maybe try `find / -name \*.pm` [download] If all else fails, google for it, or contact previous owners of the CGI directory. Cheers Sam	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re: Re: Re: DataStore.pm
by seaver (Pilgrim) on Oct 03, 2003 at 16:46 UTC

find / -name DataStore.pm
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But your other problem may be a typo problem, the module needed may very well be in the @INC, but slightly misnamed..it doesnt seem likely since 'DataStore' IS spelt correctly, but the module may have vowels missing or summat: 'DataStr.pm etc.

Maybe try

find / -name \*.pm
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If all else fails, google for it, or contact previous owners of the CGI directory.

Cheers
Sam

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