Hi fellow monks.

I am trying to install Class DBI on a new laptop but can't find a repository to download it from.

I have updated my repositories using this wonderful script Re: Script to update your PPM Repositories and when I do a search Class-DBI in the ppm3 window it finds 2: 

ppm> search Class-DBI
Searching in Active Repositories
   1. Class-DBI            [v3.0.14] Simple Database Abstraction
   2. Class-DBI            [v3.0.14] Simple Database Abstraction

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However, when I do an  install 1 I get the following message: 
ppm> install 1
Package 1:
Error: no suitable installation target found for package Class-DBI.
ppm> install 2
Package 2:
Error: no suitable installation target found for package Class-DBI.

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Here is my updated repository: 
Repositories:
[ 1] ActiveState PPM2 Repository
[ 2] ActiveState Package Repository
[ 3] bribes
[ 4] theoryS
[ 5] soulcage58
[ 6] sablot
[ 7] theory58S
[ 8] theory58
[ 9] openi
[10] crazy58
[11] log4perl
[12] gtk
[13] theory
[14] smueller
[15] devhelp
[16] soulcage
[17] savage
[18] crazy
[19] datetime

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Does anyone know what those messages mean?
And does anyone know of a repository that has Class-DBI build 3.0.14?
I don't want to do it manually but if that's the answer i'll accept it. Thanks for your help!

2006-07-11 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines

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Original title: 'PPM Repositories'

In reply to PPM Repositories for Class-DBI build 3.0.14? by mikasue

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