in reply to how to use ppm with source built perl?
Either adapt to using the CPAN module or install PPM as described in another answer. You will find more modules available on CPAN than the PPM repsoitories - in some cases they are ONLY available on CPAN, so even if you have PPM you will ulrimately need to use CPAN anyway. In particulalr I refer to the Crypt:: series of modules.
The ActiveState PPM repository is built automatically. If a module doesn't compile cleanly with no interaction then it won't make it into the repository. The are many modules on CPAN that are fully functional, but have a need for interaction in the process that just don't make it into the repository.
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Re: Re: how to use ppm with source built perl?
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 07, 2003 at 13:53 UTC |