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Piet
Hi there.
I have a problem with the ppm. THe ppm itself is working fine, but
aspparently I cannot access a local repository. ppm has two
repositories predefined on startup which both access the internet.
When I use the search command while connected to the net, everything
is fine, though the number of returned modules is quite large.
I have thus created a subdirectory ""rep" in my perl installation
"c:\programme\perl580" and defined a local repository via "rep add
Local c:\programme\perl580\rep". I copied some perl modules in form of
their *.tar and *.gz files in this directory, deactivated the
predefined repositories and performed a complete search via "search *"
but the ppm just returned "No matches for ´*´; see ´help search´."
I tried slashes instead of backslashes and adding (back)slashes at the
end of the pathname, but nothing worked. The repository itself seems
to be ok; when I rename the directory "rep" to "repo" I get the
expected error message"Error: No valid repositories: Error: Can't
initialize repository at 'c:/programme/perl580/rep/': No such file or
directory". So the problem seems to be that the modules are not
recognized. What is wrong or missing?
I would really like to keep my perl installation clean and working...
please help!
Piet
I have a problem with the ppm. THe ppm itself is working fine, but
aspparently I cannot access a local repository. ppm has two
repositories predefined on startup which both access the internet.
When I use the search command while connected to the net, everything
is fine, though the number of returned modules is quite large.
I have thus created a subdirectory ""rep" in my perl installation
"c:\programme\perl580" and defined a local repository via "rep add
Local c:\programme\perl580\rep". I copied some perl modules in form of
their *.tar and *.gz files in this directory, deactivated the
predefined repositories and performed a complete search via "search *"
but the ppm just returned "No matches for ´*´; see ´help search´."
I tried slashes instead of backslashes and adding (back)slashes at the
end of the pathname, but nothing worked. The repository itself seems
to be ok; when I rename the directory "rep" to "repo" I get the
expected error message"Error: No valid repositories: Error: Can't
initialize repository at 'c:/programme/perl580/rep/': No such file or
directory". So the problem seems to be that the modules are not
recognized. What is wrong or missing?
I would really like to keep my perl installation clean and working...
please help!
Piet