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Works for me (Score:2)

by autarch (914) on 2003.08.25 11:30 (#23469) Homepage Journal

I run Debian unstable on my laptop and I just installed Term::ReadKey with the CPAN shell and it passed all its tests.

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- Re:Works for me (Score:1)
  
  by ethan (3163)
  
  That might be because per default only the non-interactive tests are run. Those pass for me, too. But perl -Mblib test.pl interactive in the unpacked distribution directory wont.
  
  One other thing, though, is bugging me right now. Before the upgrade I had 5.5.3 and 5.8.0 compiled myself. Now, after the upgrade of the vendor perl to 5.8.0, I somehow can't seem to find my old 5.8.0. Obviously it got overwritten. Which is odd because I can't imagine that I installed any custom perl with the /usr prefix. But mayb

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