In addition to everything I wrote above, I also needed to run install Test::Exception

So the final, full list of everything I command I ran to install DateTime on my MacBook Pro OS X 10.5.8, that has never before used perl

  1. sudo CPAN (press enter lots of times to config)
  2. install Params::Validate
  3. install DateTime::Locale
  4. install DateTime::TimeZone
  5. install Test::Exception
  6. install Test::Warn
  7. install DateTime::Format::ICal

    8. and FINALLY:

  8. install DateTime

Sadly, I have no idea what I just did. All I know is it worked for me and I moved on to successfully finish setting up bugzilla.

I hope this helps someone else out there (the way the posts in this thread lead me to figure this thing out)

- Kevin G. a.k.a. gMale

In reply to Re^3: Configuring Mac OS X to Install Perl Modules by Anonymous Monk
in thread Configuring Mac OS X to Install Perl Modules by Perrmoss

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