I'm a beginner at installing Perl. We moved to a new server over the weekend. I've decided to stick to 32 bit version of Perl since 64 bit was giving me issues with ASP scripts. The only 32 bit my IT Admin had was 5.8.6. That's what I had him install. My OS is Windows Server 2019

Everything works okay except one script that has use Time::Piece. It gives me an error

Can't locate Time/Piece.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .) at format_schwabfile_manual.pl line 7 So I try to install it via ppm 

C:\>ppm install time::Piece
Error: No valid repositories:
Error: 404 Not Found
Error: 404 Not Found

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Tried  cpan> install Time::Piece But that didn't work either. It was not able to connect to any of my URLS. So I manually download Time-Piece-1.33.tar.gz from CPAN. Now that I have the tar file, how do I manually install it?

In reply to Installing a missing module - Perl 5.8.3 by amitvalia

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