in reply to how to bypass the user prompts asked during cpan module installations

prashanttekriwal:

If you're on a unix box, you might use the script command. It's great for this sort of thing.

It opens another command shell, and logs everything input and output to the file you specify. So you get the convenience of an interactive session, plus a complete log of everything displayed and entered.

...roboticus

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