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Holger Marzen
Hi all,
I discovered the cool cpan-shell, and when I used it for the first time
it fetched and compiled a recent perl version.
Now I have a module (Sendmail::Milter) that wants a threaded perl
version. "install Sendmail::Milter" failed, because I didn't know how to
add 2 args (paths to my sendmail source), so I chdir'ed to
~/.cpan/build/Sendmail-Milter-0.18 and entered
perl Makefile.PL /usr/src/sendmail/sendmail-8.10.1 \
/usr/src/sendmail/sendmail-8.10.1/obj.Linux.2.4.18.i586
Then I got:
To use this module, your perl interpreter must have been compiled with
-Dusethreads.
1.) How can I enter arguments to the usual "perl Makefile.PL" that is
issued from the cpan shell?
2.) How can I rebuild perl within the cpan shell and add "-Dusethreads"?
I discovered the cool cpan-shell, and when I used it for the first time
it fetched and compiled a recent perl version.
Now I have a module (Sendmail::Milter) that wants a threaded perl
version. "install Sendmail::Milter" failed, because I didn't know how to
add 2 args (paths to my sendmail source), so I chdir'ed to
~/.cpan/build/Sendmail-Milter-0.18 and entered
perl Makefile.PL /usr/src/sendmail/sendmail-8.10.1 \
/usr/src/sendmail/sendmail-8.10.1/obj.Linux.2.4.18.i586
Then I got:
To use this module, your perl interpreter must have been compiled with
-Dusethreads.
1.) How can I enter arguments to the usual "perl Makefile.PL" that is
issued from the cpan shell?
2.) How can I rebuild perl within the cpan shell and add "-Dusethreads"?