Re: Error When Using CPAN Module

First open cpan and write: cpan> install HTML::EP

and them you will need to answer several questions (the default values for the program inside [])

Enter an email address for sending test mails:  [none] 

Enter a mail server for sending mails:  [127.0.0.1] 

Security: Enter a regular expression for hosts that may enter debuggin
+g mode:  [^(?:127\.0\.0\.1$|192\.168\.)] 

Security: Enter a regular expression for files that may be processed b
+y EP:  [\.ep$] 

The HTML::EP module can be optimized for fast compilation or fast star
+tup. The former is recommended in traditional CGI binaries, the latte
+r for mod_perl. Shall I optimize for fast startup, aka mod_perl?  [y]

Enter the default language, for example de (German) or en (English):  
+[de]
[download]

It could be interesting to discuss a little about best alternatives to fill the Security questions, żany idea?

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Re^2: Error When Using CPAN Module by Anonymous Monk on Aug 19, 2011 at 09:08 UTC
Exactyl, first open cpan and... Thats OPs whole problem, can't run cpan shell It could be interesting to discuss a little about best alternatives to fill the Security questions, żany idea? The best alternative to what? New questions go in Seekers of Perl Wisdom, see Where should I post X?	[reply]
Re^3: Error When Using CPAN Module by pvaldes (Chaplain) on Aug 19, 2011 at 09:32 UTC
> The best alternative to what? New questions go in Seekers of Perl Wisdom, see Where should I post X? Well, that's only an idea that I think could enrich this post, I retire the offending question them, please forget all about it If OP can't run cpan them he/she should install cpan before (obviously), I was (erroneusly) assuming that cpan was already installed. http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=583586	[reply]
Re^4: Error When Using CPAN Module by Anonymous Monk on Aug 19, 2011 at 09:40 UTC
If OP can't run cpan them he/she should install cpan before (obviously), I was (erroneusly) assuming that cpan was already installed. cpan is obviously installed (it comes with perl), how else would cpan give OP an error message and then exit	[reply]