I'm trying to fight a perl issue that is really getting frustrating and was wondering if you guys have any ideas, and it is further complicated by the fact it is on a Win2K box. The installation is missing the HTML::Tagset package. When I used ppm on Dev it was able to find it and install it there. However now when I run ppm, it does not list that as an available package. I've tried adding every repository I could find to no avail. I downloaded the source from cpan.org, and was able to create a make file, but was unable to make it. It seems that make.exe which comes with MKS can't do anything with it. I've also tried copying over the files from my site/lib/HTML directory without any luck. If I copy over the entire directory I get errors when I try to run PPM or perl saying it can't find HTML::Parser (which is already installed). Do you guys have any ideas, or know which files I need to copy from Dev to get the Tagset module installed? Thanks!

In reply to Missing HTML::Tagset by Anonymous Monk

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