I don't know what prove is. I'm using cpan to install the modules, and the only options I see are "get, make, test, install, clean". In fact, my system doesn't seem to have anything called prove installed.

Can you explain? I'm quite teh n00b at this sort of thing, I'm afraid.

AH

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