Thank you very much shmem, I really appreciate your replying. I will definitely look into setting up to install modules the way you mentioned as it is always good to have another way to install them.

Unfortunately, the module "CGI" is not part of the RPM's. They seem to have the other CGI modules and whatnot, but not that one. Do you have any idea what the issue could be with the way my machine is presently configured to install modules? I would love to get that method working again, as well. Thanks! Jeff

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In reply to Re^2: Need help with CPAN gone awry by jlk
in thread Need help with CPAN gone awry by jlk

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