"now once you have done your job you may delete your bundle from CPAN"

So why are you publishing it to the world if nobody else is interested in it? Then you're going to delete it from CPAN? You seem confused, also your exclamation mark key seems faulty.

Consider my suggestions of a local cpan mirror internal to your company, and 'releasing' your application specific bundles to that, rather than the public CPAN. http://blogs.perl.org/users/randy_stauner/2011/06/releasing-to-minicpan.html

Again (IMHO) this would have been discussed had this been posted as a meditation rather than directly in Tutorials.

Update: This post was written before the thread was moved from Tutorials to Meditations.

In reply to Re^3: how to create a CPAN bundle for your own private server by marto
in thread how to create a CPAN bundle for your own private server by ansh batra

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