Hi,

I'm trying to load a bunch of modules from CPAN that were packaged using the autobundle feature

I've tried this 
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Snapshot_2004_01_08_00'

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and this 

cpan> i /Bundle::Snapshot_2004_01_08_00/

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The snapshot is saved in my .cpan directory which I've confirmed by 
cpan>  o conf cpan_home               
    cpan_home          /home/root2/.cpan

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But CPAN.pm keeps telling me 
Warning: Cannot install Bundle::Snapshot_2004_01_08_00, don't know wha
+t it is.
Try the command

    i /Bundle::Snapshot_2004_01_08_00/

to find objects with matching identifiers.

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or this 
No objects found of any type for argument /Bundle::Snapshot_2004_01_08
+_00/

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Any ideas?

Stew

In reply to CPAN.pm can't find my Snapshot by stew

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