Recent perl versions come with Term::Readline bundled. Time to update your perl.

corelist -a Term::ReadLine

Term::ReadLine was first released with perl 5.002
  5.002      undef
  5.00307    undef
  5.004      undef
  5.00405    undef
  5.005      undef
  5.00503    undef
  5.00504    undef
  v5.6.0     undef
  v5.6.1     undef
  v5.6.2     undef
  v5.7.3     1.00
  v5.8.0     1.00
  v5.8.1     1.01
  v5.8.2     1.01
  v5.8.3     1.01
  v5.8.4     1.01
  v5.8.5     1.01
  v5.8.6     1.01
  v5.8.7     1.01
  v5.8.8     1.02
  v5.8.9     1.03
  v5.9.0     1.01
  v5.9.1     1.01
  v5.9.2     1.01
  v5.9.3     1.02
  v5.9.4     1.02
  v5.9.5     1.02
  v5.10.0    1.03
  v5.10.1    1.04
  v5.11.0    1.05
  v5.11.1    1.05
  v5.11.2    1.05
  v5.11.3    1.05
  v5.11.4    1.05
  v5.11.5    1.05
  v5.12.0    1.05
  v5.12.1    1.05
  v5.13.0    1.05
  v5.13.1    1.06
  v5.13.2    1.06
  v5.13.3    1.07

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Alexander

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In reply to Re^4: Term::ReadLine - Automated install? by afoken
in thread Term::ReadLine - Automated install? by bannaN

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