ok for .modulebuildrc, i missed this config file.

works ok for direct install. fail if deps :( 
perl -MCPAN -e "install DateTime::TimeZone"

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why do we need to put all env/prefix ? with command line, 1 argument (PREFIX) is sufficient ... strange. can i use env variable or perl var to avoid repeating same path ? seems not: 
my $local_prefix = '/home/touche/.cpan/local';
       
$CPAN::Config->{makepl_arg} = q[INSTALLARCHLIB=$local_prefix/lib INSTA
+LLBIN=$loc
al_prefix/bin INSTALLMAN1DIR=$local_prefix/man/man1 INSTALLMAN3DIR=$lo
+cal_prefix
/man/man3 INSTALLPRIVLIB=$local_prefix/lib INSTALLSCRIPT=$local_prefix
+/bin INSTA
LLSITEARCH=$local_prefix/lib INSTALLSITEBIN=$local_prefix/bin INSTALLS
+ITELIB=$lo
cal_prefix/lib INSTALLSITEMAN1DIR=$local_prefix/man/man1 INSTALLSITEMA
+N3DIR=$loc
al_prefix/man/man3 INSTALLVENDORARCH=$local_prefix/lib INSTALLVENDORBI
+N=$local_p
refix/bin INSTALLVENDORLIB=$local_prefix/lib INSTALLVENDORMAN1DIR=$loc
+al_prefix/
man/man1 INSTALLVENDORMAN3DIR=$local_prefix/man/man3];

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failed

else do you know a way to launch install like 'perl -MCPAN -e "install xxx" -f MyConfig.pm -f modulebuildrc' ? or to force to accept/refuse deps (to be non-interactive) ? disable "make test" ? force install without dependancies check ?

anyway thanks a lot :)

In reply to Re^2: automatic/unattended cpan install by raiten
in thread automatic/unattended cpan install by raiten

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