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in thread Creating a local CPAN server

CPAN::Mini allows you to filter out content. So I suppose you could filter out everything and then just put your stuff to the repository. The down side is that it's not very convenient to switch your CPAN shell from one repository to another.

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Re^4: Creating a local CPAN server
by blazar (Canon) on May 04, 2006 at 17:53 UTC
    Is it? I thought it would just search each repository in turn. For example if I put my local one first, then if I search a "local module" it will be searched. If I search a real CPAN module, then it won't be find on the local repository and CPAN.pm will switch to the next one. Which repository to put first depends on which kind of module one will need more often...
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      CPAN.pm will only try subsequent repositories in your list if its unable to get a response from the current repository.
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