I thought it wasn't awful (never tried but ...) you need
to install it in a subdir and muck w/ @INC by; use lib ./myperl/lib;
env vars (PERLLIB or PERL5LIB); or perl -I<dir> (see
perldoc perlrun for better suggestions). You may have to down
load the cpan tarball and tell it to install under
your home dir to start w/, of course.
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Comment on Re: Using Image::Magick and perlMagick on a remote server
The main problem will be getting all the image libraries together that
you need for compiling.
Installing the module itself (the Perl stuff) should be pretty straightforward.
To repeat for the n-th time: Effective Perl Programming has a great section
on installing modules (chapter "Using Packages and Modules", pages 163-177).
Christian Lemburg
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