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Are there any programs besides CPAN to install / compile perl modules and install them?

Basically I am looking for something like Activestate PPM, closest I could find PPM on CPAN , but when I try to fix it crash for some “unknown” reason. I am sure that if I dig up the result, I could find why, but it is mostly Greek for me to make mistakes.

Anyway, is there anything? It would be nice if it had a GTK interface due to the use of GNOME on Ubuntu, and it would be nice to play with the new modules.

What I really want is the ability to install and remove modules on the command line at least.

Also, is it possible for a script to install a perl module? For example, when someone installs my .DEB package, is there a way to extract the source code from CPAN (using CPAN , if necessary) and build it for the system?

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There are several ways to install Perl modules. Shell CPAN , CPANPLUS and the new cpanminus . You can also download and install tarballs manually, resolving dependencies manually.

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Cpan files are stored on an FTP server, often you can upload, extract and run them yourself, but at the same time, if its missing dependencies or require updates, it will still be.

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