"Found 19 old builds, restored the state of 19"

Looks like you've tried to install this a few times. You need to start reading the installation notes for modules, I don't keep telling you to do this for my benefit, I learned that lesson the first time I had to install a module. do:

cpan> clean Image::OCR::Tesseract
cpan> install Image::OCR::Tesseract

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I think you may see the error message:

 CPAN.pm: Going to build L/LE/LEOCHARRE/Image-OCR-Tesseract-1.24.tar.g
+z

Cannot find tesseract executable.
No 'Makefile' created  LEOCHARRE/Image-OCR-Tesseract-1.24.tar.gz
  /home/marto/Code/perl/bin/perl Makefile.PL -- NOT OK
Running make test
  Make had some problems, won't test
Running make install
  Make had some problems, won't install
Failed during this command:
 LEOCHARRE/Image-OCR-Tesseract-1.24.tar.gz    : writemakefile NO -- No
+ 'Makefile' created

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In reply to Re^5: Having problems with Image::OCR::Tesseract perl module installation on fedora 10. by marto
in thread Having problems with Image::OCR::Tesseract perl module installation on fedora 10. by ajju

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