in reply to Synching Perl module contexts between machines

I ran into something similar in one of merlyn's articles entitled Mirroring Your Own Mini-CPAN

I suppose if machine 1 has a CPAN mirror (or your abbreviated version thereof) you can use Randal's script to copy its contents from one machine to another. While you are at it you can have machine 1 update itself with the latest versions of modules automatically with some tweaking of the script.

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Re^2: Synching Perl module contexts between machines
by GrandFather (Saint) on Sep 12, 2005 at 22:32 UTC

    Thanks InfiniteSilence. I thought I'd seen something like that, but couldn't find it with Super Search.

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