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Warning: prerequisite CAM::PDF 1.52 not found.
Warning: prerequisite File::PathInfo::Ext 1.27 not found.
Warning: prerequisite File::Which 0.05 not found.
Warning: prerequisite Image::OCR::Tesseract 1.20 not found.
Warning: prerequisite LEOCHARRE::CLI2 1.07 not found.
Warning: prerequisite LEOCHARRE::Class2 1.19 not found.
Warning: prerequisite LEOCHARRE::Debug 1.02 not found.
Warning: prerequisite LEOCHARRE::Dir 1.07 not found.
Warning: prerequisite PDF::API2 2.015 not found.
Warning: prerequisite PDF::Burst 1.19 not found.
Warning: prerequisite PDF::GetImages 1.17 not found.

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As mentioned in the INSTALL file (third time it's been mentioned to you so far), you need to install these modules. So either install them manually or launch cpan and type:

o conf prerequisites_policy follow
o conf commit

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Which should install prerequisites for modules when you try to install them, so:

cpan> install PDF::OCR2

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Should install these for you. See the CPAN documentation along with Installing Modules from the tutorials section of this site.

In reply to Re^5: How to install PDF::OCR2 perl module on fedora 10? by marto
in thread How to install PDF::OCR2 perl module on fedora 10? by ajju

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