G'day bigswifty00000,

Your core problem would appear to be:

"... incompatible architecture (have (arm64), need (x86_64)) ..."

I also note that you're using a development version of Perl (v5.35.1). I'd suggest upgrading to the next stable version (v5.36.0).

You haven't shown any details of how you're installing manually or via cpan. If you post that information, we may be able to provide more help.

Check your version of cpan. You should get: 

$ which cpan
/Users/kevin/perl5/perlbrew/perls/perl-5.35.1/bin/cpan

[download]

You also seem to have mismatched paths (which might be a problem, but I'm only guessing): 

/Users/kevin/Downloads/...
/Users/kevin/perl5/perlbrew/...

[download]

Read the README file. This has a lot of information regarding required libraries, as well as troubleshooting tips. It also indicates that you should read README.OSX.

— Ken

In reply to Re: Net::SSleay install on Mac by kcott
in thread Net::SSleay install on Mac by bigswifty00000

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