I get this error as follows: #cpan Undefined subroutine &CPAN::shell called at /usr/bin/cpan line 198. Initially CPAN was not installed, so I Installed the rpm by 'make install". Then CPAN was installed. But now, this is what is happening.I did not use yum for the CPAN install since it does not work. Any help ??? I tried to reinstall the rpm from the CD.But it failed saying there is no transactions.I believe it recognizes that PERL is installed and doe not try to reinstall.

In reply to Re^2: Is there an easy way to clean PERL in Fedora 10 and reinstall PERL by taj
in thread Is there an easy way to clean PERL in Fedora 10 and reinstall PERL by taj

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