Hi,
thx for your fast replies....using ppm is not as easy as you propably think: the module depends on libssh2, so is need to install that first (or is it possible that libssh2 is already included in the ppm package?)
My very first thought was to contact libssh2 support, but the only thing i found was a read-only mailing list (lol)
But ok, I think its my last chance to contact their support (if i found it), give a few log-files and hope for help...
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Support
* IRC: irc.freenode.org #libssh2
* Bugs:
o Bugs in libssh2
o Bugs in PHP/ssh2
o Bugs in Python/SSH2 (Keyphrene)
o Bugs in CPAN/Net::SSH2 (Perl)
* Changelog: README
This list isnt read-only
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using ppm is easy, also very easy to try out
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the module depends on libssh2, so is need to install that first (or is it possible that libssh2 is already included in the ppm package?)
There's no need to install libssh2. The ppm package doesn't actually contain libssh2, but it was built against a static libssh2 library - so all of the libssh2 functionality has been built into the ppm package.
Cheers,
Rob
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when i try to install the module, downloaded from CPAN, with the CPAN Shell...it says that it needs libssh2
Or do you mean the module from here: (i guess so, because the CPAN downloaded are not built ;-) )
http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx
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