| 21 | | Modify the file as appropriate so it'll install where you want, and knows about the super-secret place where the VSO perl scripts are. I'd also recommend that you look over what the script's doing, as it's generally a bad idea to just download stuff from the internet and run it. (also, it's going to download other scripts part way through and run it under `sudo` to set up all of the local configuration bits ... set `PAUSE_AFTER_DOWNLOAD` to get it to wait for you to inspect 'em first) |
| | 21 | Modify the file as appropriate so it'll install where you want, and knows about the super-secret place where the VSO perl scripts are. I'd also recommend that you look over what the script's doing, as it's generally a bad idea to just download stuff from the internet and run it. (also, it's going to download other scripts part way through and run it under `sudo` to set up all of the local configuration bits ... set `PAUSE_AFTER_DOWNLOAD` to get it to wait for you to inspect 'em first. You can also set `SUDO` to blank, to force the scripts to run as the current user) |
| | 22 | |
| | 23 | == Potential Problems == |
| | 24 | |
| | 25 | If you're running a newer version of perl, but the installer finds older libraries first, it might give you a message like : |
| | 26 | |
| | 27 | {{{ |
| | 28 | Module::CoreList 2.80 (loaded from (somewhere)/lib/Module/CoreList.pm) doesn't |
| | 29 | seem to have entries for perl 5.016003. You're strongly recommended to upgrade |
| | 30 | Module::CoreList from CPAN. |
| | 31 | }}} |
| | 32 | |
| | 33 | Although it *looks* like a warning, it's actually an error that will keep `cpanm` from installing. You'll need to fix your library paths or update `Module::CoreList` either manually or using `cpan` (not `cpanm`) before you can continue. |
