Hello Y'all,

Im currently working a project for a biologist to solve a probelm with database searches from different websites.
Im doing this for my masters degree so i only have a limited amount of space on the server in my local area. What i need is to download a load of modules that enable me to use Spreadsheet, Database, Archize::Zip things, and HTML parsing. The server doesnt have these on because its using Bioperl.

Does anybody have a suggestion of how i can install them to my local area and then how to implement them in perl code.

Many Thanks. MonkPaul.
I was wondering if it was possible

Thanks for your reply, what i was interested in doing was installing the modules to my local area on the server say:
msc/student5/public_html/perlmods/
Then i wanted to be able to use these modules in my code when running a perl cgi script from msc/student5/public_html/

The environment im using is Biolinux but im working on a windows based machine. If that helps.
I need to know how to install via cpan prompt

Cheers.

In reply to Install modules on server by MonkPaul

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