Hello smart monks, I'm trying to install IO::Socket::SSL from CPAN on a windows 10 server and it keeps on hanging. I've tried shipping the connection tests and a force install and I get to the point below where it sits for hours. Any help on how to get past this would be greatly appreciated. Terminal output is right below:

# connect to 0: success reuse=0 version=TLSv1_3
t/session_ticket.t ................ 1/6 # connect to 0: success reuse=
+1 version=TLSv1_3
# connect to 1: success reuse=1 version=TLSv1_3
# connect to 1: success reuse=0 version=TLSv1_3
# connect to 0: success reuse=0 version=TLSv1_3
# connect to 0: success reuse=1 version=TLSv1_3
t/session_ticket.t ................ ok
t/sessions.t ...................... ok
t/set_curves.t .................... ok
t/signal-readline.t ............... skipped: signals not relevant on t
+his platform
t/sni.t ........................... ok
t/sni_verify.t .................... 1/17

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Thanks!

In reply to IO::Socket::SSL install problems by Anonymous Monk

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