fellow monks I am trying to install IO::Socket::SSL, it's failing the make test stage, see below: 
t/nonblock.........FAILED tests 10, 13, 26                            
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        Failed 3/27 tests, 88.89% okay
t/readline.........ok                                                 
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t/sessions.........ok                                                 
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t/startssl.........ok                                                 
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t/sysread_write....ok                                                 
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Failed Test  Stat Wstat Total Fail  Failed  List of Failed
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t/nonblock.t               27    3  11.11%  10 13 26
Failed 1/11 test scripts, 90.91% okay. 3/175 subtests failed, 98.29% o
+kay.
make: *** [test_dynamic] Error 29

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Does anyone know what the error above mean and how can I resolve it? Most importantly, could I skip it and just do a make install? This is a pre-req to www mechanize, I want to use www mechanize to test a website, loging into it, test a query or two through the website and get some response statistic for it. Thanks.

In reply to issue installing IO-Socket-SSL by perlknight

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