Hi. There are some modules which try to connect to the Internet to download other modules. I don't know if that is the case.

If not, the usual procedure would be download the tarballs for those two modules and try to install them using the usual way: 

 tar zxvf module.tar.gz
 cd module
 perl Makefile.PL
 make
 make install

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When you run perl Makefile.PL you can get dependencies missing (in which case you need to download a new tarball) or (if the module tries to connect to the internet) you need to look at the Makefile.PL code and check what it tries to download.

Hope this helps.

Alberto Simões

In reply to Re: Installing Modules on a Standalone by ambs
in thread Installing Modules on a Standalone by GhostWheel

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