In my Redhat 5 machine, I have a WWW::Mechanize (version 1.56) and LWP::UserAgent (version 5.835). I understand that this is not the latest version, but I want to be able to identify all the dependencies or parents of these modules and download them manually so that I can install them in a new machine.

As far as I can remember, I did something like this to get these modules: 
perl -MCPAN -e 'install WWW::Mechanize'

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But the above cannot be done in the new machine since it is restricted from contacting the outside world. Is there a simpler and efficient way to identifying all the parent / dependencies of the above modules and installing them on the new machine.

Thanks.

In reply to Install Modules by Anonymous Monk

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