Everything you've shown has to do with installing cpanminus, not Inline::Python. You may discover Inline::Python issues next, but not until you've gotten past getting a CPAN installer up and running. If you do want to use cpanminus to do your CPAN installs, be sure to read the documentation: App::cpanminus. There you'll find tips for a simple installation of this utility, which differ from the strategy you're following.

If the steps listed in the module's documentation still fail to result in a successful installation of App::cpanminus, follow up here with an explanation of the failure as it applies to your following the official instructions.

Update: If you don't have proper permissions you can always use perlbrew and local::lib to set up your own library where you do have permissions. But then when you go to production you'll run into the problem of not having the necessary dependencies, and not having made prior arrangements to have them installed. The problem won't go away until that gets resolved.


Dave

In reply to Re: Issues with installing Inline::Python by davido
in thread Issues with installing Inline::Python by sbc

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