I'm using ActiveState Perl 5.8.8 and trying to install package Net::SFTP using ppm. I currently have the following two repositories configured in ppm: 
http://ppm4.activestate.com/MSWin32-x86/5.8/822/package.xml
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/package.xml

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Using ppm to select and install that package gives the error below. Is Net-SFTP a viable package under ActiveState? Any ideas on how to handle this? 
Net-SFTP marked for install

WARNING: Can't find any package that provide Convert-PEM for Net-SSH-P
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Net-SFTP depends on Net-SSH-Perl
Net-SFTP depends on Crypt-DH
Net-SFTP depends on Crypt-IDEA
Net-SFTP depends on Math-Pari
Net-SFTP depends on String-CRC32
Net-SFTP depends on Math-GMP
Net-SFTP depends on Crypt-DSA

ERROR: Can't find any package that provide Convert-PEM for Net-SSH-Per
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Installing package ... 
  Downloading Net-SFTP-0.1 ... done
  Unpacking Net-SFTP-0.1 ... done
  Generating HTML for Net-SFTP-0.1 ... done
  Updating files in site area ... done
Installing package done

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In reply to Trouble installing Net::SFTP under ActiveState by Photius

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