Hello to you.
I wonder if this is what I was just talking about. I suggest you could try to find if some of the packages aren't installed twice in some of your @INC directories. Such things happen to me when I upgrade stuff. I solve it by removing the older version of the package.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks you for your reply. I guess it won't be that easy to find duplicate modules. But why I can use any module within a perl script, but I cannot 'perldoc' it?
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Hello, I did recently a "cpan upgrade" on my Fedora Linux.
How did you do that? via yum (upgrading perl-* rpms) or upgrading via CPAN?
First upgrade all perl-* packages you installed from a yum (Fedora) repository, then do an
upgrade of local stuff, probably via the CPAN shell. But I'd suggest you to use cpanflute2 from
RPM::Specfile to roll your local rpms and install those.
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I upgraded via CPAN. How can I undo that upgrade?
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