Net::Google

[jibril]

Hi Guys,
I run ubuntu(6.06) at home and I wanted to install the Net::Google
package with all it's dependencies. That package has yet not made it
through the repositories and cpan provides me the source of the
packages but with no inkling of the dependencies.

Is there a non smash-my-head-against-the-wall-repeatedly way in which I
could install that module and all its dependencies ? AFAIK , it depends
on SOAP and XML modules.

Thanks

jibril

 

[J.D. Baldwin]

I run ubuntu(6.06) at home and I wanted to install the Net::Google
package with all it's dependencies. That package has yet not made it
through the repositories and cpan provides me the source of the
packages but with no inkling of the dependencies.

From http://search.cpan.org/src/BSTILWELL/Net-Google-1.0.1/Build.PL:

requires => {
'SOAP::Lite' => '>= 0.55',
'LWP:rotocol' => '>= 1.42',
'Carp' => '>= 0',
},
build_requires => {
'Test::Simple' => '>= 0.47',
},

 

[Ben Morrow]

Hi Guys,
I run ubuntu(6.06) at home and I wanted to install the Net::Google
package with all it's dependencies. That package has yet not made it
through the repositories and cpan provides me the source of the
packages but with no inkling of the dependencies.

The dependencies are listed in the Makefile.PL, or in this case in the
Build.PL.

Is there a non smash-my-head-against-the-wall-repeatedly way in which I
could install that module and all its dependencies ? AFAIK , it depends
on SOAP and XML modules.

The standard answer is
perl -MCPAN -e'install Net::Google'
.. You will need to configure CPAN.pm if you haven't already (it will ask
you a series of questions about you system). This won't install
dependancies using dpkg, though; you can use dh-make-perl to create a
Debian package from a Perl distribution.

Ben