While I'm afraid I simply don't recall details such as the system on which you are trying to install GD::whatever (I stopped reading your CB sends once it became obvious you were not listening to the advice you were being given by bart, runrig, and others), I will nevertheless try to recap that advice, in the hopes that you are listening now.

  1. Install libgd. To install libgd, follow the instructions here.
  2. Install GD::whatever. Use Bundle::CPAN or whatever is appropriate for your system to actually install GD::whatever. As was pointed out in the CB and elsewhere, simply copying .pm modules to various and random "error locations" is insufficient to actually install modules that require compilation. Hint: GD::whatever requires compilation.
  3. If you are still having problems, please read the excellent and copious help found in our fabulous Tutorials section, specifically Installing Modules.

HTH,

planetscape

In reply to Re: installing perl GD module by planetscape
in thread installing perl GD module by boby

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