Hello, Recently i start using fedora 22 but now i can not use CPAN. Every time i am using CPAN it gives me Segmentation fault (core dumped) error message. Also, LWP is no longer working. 
localhost ~]$ cpan
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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I also try to rebuild LWP for there is no response from http and ua-get. 
t/local/http.t .......... HTTP Server terminated
t/local/http.t .......... Failed 63/63 subtests
t/local/protosub.t ...... ok
t/net/http-get.t ........ skipped: no net config file
t/net/http-post.t ....... skipped: no net config file
t/net/http-timeout.t .... skipped: no net config file
t/net/mirror.t .......... skipped: no net config file
t/net/moved.t ........... skipped: no net config file
t/net/proxy.t ........... skipped: no net config file

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Also when i try to compile LWP 
perl Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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Everything is working fine in Fedora 21 but not in fedora 22. Any help? Thanks in advance

In reply to CPAN problem in F22 by snoze

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