Esteemed monks, thank you for your time

I am in the process of attempting to set up a local CPAN to distribute some internal-only modules to multiple clients. I'm using CPAN::Site to try and do it, but it doesn't seem to index my modules when I ask it to.

Per the documentation, I've set up a folder that's available on the network. That folder is readable by me.

/var/www/cpan

Also per the documentation, I've set up some subfolders to be indexed that emulates a PAUSE account:

/var/www/cpan/authors/F/FA/FAKEID

I'm running the indexer as suggested by the documentation:

cpansite --site /var/www/cpan index -vvv

And it indicates that it's fetched a bunch of stuff from CPAN as expected so it can forward requests from the clients to global modules. The thing is that it doesn't seem to be picking up my modules in the FAKEID folder as expected. Thoughts?

Verbose output from the index: 
trace: cpansite version 1.11
trace: copy /var/www/cpan/global/01mailrc.txt.gz to /var/www/cpan/auth
+ors/01mailrc.txt.gz
trace: copy /var/www/cpan/global/03modlist.data.gz to /var/www/cpan/mo
+dules/03modlist.data.gz
trace: collecting all details from /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.de
+tails.txt.gz
trace: extracting only existing local distributions
trace: creating inventory from /var/www/cpan/authors/id
trace: merge packages with CPAN core list in /var/www/cpan/global/02pa
+ckages.details.txt.gz
trace: collecting all details from /var/www/cpan/global/02packages.det
+ails.txt.gz
trace: creating package details in /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.de
+tails.tmp.gz
info: produced list of 138969 packages lazy
trace: backup old details file to /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.det
+ails.txt.gz.bak
trace: copy /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz to /var/ww
+w/cpan/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz.bak
trace: promoting /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.details.tmp.gz to cu
+rrent
trace: updating checksums

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I'm checking /var/www/cpan/modules/02packages.details.tmp.gz for the existence of my module, but I'm not finding any evidence that it exists. I'm probably doing something wrong, but I can't determine what it is.

In reply to Trouble with CPAN::Site by jellisii2

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