Dear ellie, > I did a bit of reading, and apparently Term::ReadLine is a
stub module that just loads "an implementation", which in your case
wants to be Term::ReadLine::Gnu. My guess is that, when you uninstall
Term::ReadLine::Gnu, Term::ReadLine no longer successfully compiles
because it's missin
Dear ellie,
On 19.12.2018 01:38, ellie timoney wrote:
> I did a bit of reading, and apparently Term::ReadLine is a stub module that
> just loads "an implementation", which in your case wants to be
> Term::ReadLine::Gnu. My guess is that, when you uninstall
> Term::ReadLine::Gnu, Term::ReadLin
Dear ellie,
On 19.12.2018 01:38, ellie timoney wrote:
>> Then I have replaced the following code in Cyrus::IMAP::Shell
>
> That's very interesting. Does the same modified code continue to work if you
> uninstall Term::Readline::Gnu again? That is to say, does the non-gnu
> version break with
Hi Binarus,
> Then I have replaced the following code in Cyrus::IMAP::Shell
That's very interesting. Does the same modified code continue to work if you
uninstall Term::Readline::Gnu again? That is to say, does the non-gnu version
break with that addition, or continue to work?
> In other wor
Dear ellie,
On 17.12.2018 23:57, ellie timoney wrote:
> Hi Binarus,
>
>> Could anybody please tell me what I might do wrong here?
>
> This kind of smells like maybe your system has two versions of perl installed
> (or two versions of Term::ReadLine, or maybe even two versions of
> Cyrus::IMAP:
Dear ellie,
thank you very much for your help!
On 17.12.2018 23:57, ellie timoney wrote:
> Hi Binarus,
>
>> Could anybody please tell me what I might do wrong here?
>
> This kind of smells like maybe your system has two versions of perl installed
> (or two versions of Term::ReadLine, or maybe
Hi Binarus,
> Could anybody please tell me what I might do wrong here?
This kind of smells like maybe your system has two versions of perl installed
(or two versions of Term::ReadLine, or maybe even two versions of
Cyrus::IMAP::Shell), and they're getting in each other's way?
I'm having a quic
Dear all,
I was just trying to explore cyradm a little bit further and hence was
experimenting with its scripting capabilities. Having cyradm run a script
should be pretty easy. man cyradm tells us:
perl -MCyrus::IMAP::Shell -e 'run("myscript")'
So I created the simplest possible script (tha
