I concur with LanX. What's your question? Perlmonks is not a bugtracker; bugs in Net::Packet should be reported here.

That said, I'm 99.9% sure this isn't one. Look at the message you're getting. The reason you can't install Net::Packet is that several modules it depends on are not present, among them Net::Write. The reason that can't be installed is that Net::Pcap is either not present or not working.

I assume that after your problems with Net::Pcap (Not able to install Net::Pcap in MAC OS Mavericks), you force installed it? Don't do that, unless you really know what you're doing; if the tests are failing, there's a reason for that, and the module should most likely not be installed.

I'd suggest going back to Net::Pcap and trying to get that installed properly. We might even be able to help, as long as post your question effectively:

In particular, please share the messages you're getting -- all of them.

In reply to Re: Perl module need regular maintenance. They are not functioning as desired to be. by AppleFritter
in thread Perl module need regular maintenance. They are not functioning as desired to be. by waytoperl

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