I've been trying to package some modules
$ dh-make-perl --cpan Template::Latex --dh 7 --requiredeps
[...]
Needs the following debian packages: libtemplate-perl
$ dpkg -l libtemplate-perl
ii libtemplate-pe 2.19-1.1lenny1 template processing system written in
perl
How do I make dh-make-per
debian directory)
caused the dh-make-perl problem.
Thanks,
Mitchell
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On Sun, Apr 06, 2008 at 12:08:28PM -0400, Mitchell Laks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am working with medical images with PDL and perl.
> I notice that the list of modules in
> dpkg -L pdl
Hi M,
I think you best bet is to contact the debian-med subproject. I would
expect them to be happy to package (ITP) it
can stick in my local directory.
2) I could try cpan shell install of it.
3. Try dh-make-perl
However when I try dh-make-perl I get the following problem.
If I run dh-make-perl --build --cpan PDL::IO::Dicom
then I get
Extracting Types.pm
making PDL_B...
making PDL_S...
making PDL_US...
making
Hi all!
I have found it very useful to use dh-make-perl to install CPAN packages
on Debian and derivatives, but there is one thing I can't get to work
well: dependencies. Makefile.PL does contain (or should anyway) the
distribution's dependencies, and I see that there is some code
First, I'm not sure if this is the best list but it's probably the best
start.
The problem I am having is part debian, part dh-make-perl and probably
perl. But I'm not sure where one ends and the other begins. So I
thought I would begin here and see where it takes me.
I am
I'm running into some difficulties with dh-make-perl, but right now they
are kind of wishlist issues... I am wondering if there is some way to
automate the following:
Normally when doing a CPAN install it can be configured to automatically
get additional dependency modules.
using dh-make
o am installing them directly with the CPAN shell, until I
> >figure out if its my local technique that is the problem.
> >
> >I wonder if doing this without dh-make-perl, sort of behind debians
> >back, will cause me some grief in some way later?
>
> Coming from the
At 07:31 AM 03/04/02 -0800, Harry Putnam wrote:
>On my install, even perldoc was not available.
Ya, what's that all about? Is that by design? Is the thinking that the
basic perl package is just the binary and the standard modules?
Regardless, the perl-base package does include modules and you sh
"Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> So apparently the dh-make-perl overlay is causing this error some how.
>>
>> I need some of the perl modules installed right now for a school
>> project so am installing them direc
At 07:43 PM 03/03/02 -0800, Harry Putnam wrote:
>I need some of the perl modules installed right now for a school
>project so am installing them directly with the CPAN shell, until I
>figure out if its my local technique that is the problem.
>
>I wonder if doing this without dh-mak
>
> So apparently the dh-make-perl overlay is causing this error some how.
>
> I need some of the perl modules installed right now for a school
> project so am installing them directly with the CPAN shell, until I
> figure out if its my local technique that is the problem.
>
o see if any one knew what the deal was with this.
This is beginning to look like a small bug. Here is why:
Calling this command: dh-make-perl --cpan Getopt::Std
>From the cpan directory explained in previous post. Ends in the error
mentioned:
[...] snipped massive list that gets scan
What is the trick to running dh-make-perl so that it works:
Here I said mkdir /usr/local/cpan
cd there and said dh-make-perl --cpan File::Find
Now the manpage gives this syntax:
dh-make-perl [module_source_dir|--cpan module]
Is there special meaning to [module_source_dir|
Am I supposed to be a
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