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30 September 2007
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03:06 <****> so what can i do?
03:07 <****> use par
03:08 <****> ok
03:09 <****> i apt installed par, but i don't think is the program i am looking for
03:09 <****> whats the full name/version of par?
03:09 <****> pp
03:10 <****> pp -o blah blah.pl
03:10 <****> (also man pp :)
03:10 <****> i installed something else then
03:11 <****> yeah, the debian package is called libpar-perl
03:11 <****> the package `par` itself is a paragraph reformatter :)
03:11 <****> nice, i am installing it now
03:12 <****> Perl lib version (v5.8.8) doesn't match executable version (v5.8.7) at /usr/lib/perl/5.8/Config.pm line 46.
03:12 <****> i must update my perl version?
03:12 <****> *shrug*
03:12 <****> Guess so.
03:13 <****> never did it before
03:13 <****> if i apt install perl, it will update automatically?
03:14 <****> gabbana: with ubuntu?
03:14 <****> yes
03:14 <****> it'll get the newest version it's got, yeah.
03:14 <****> Make sure you've apt-get update'd sometime in the recent past -_-
03:14 <****> im on gutsy and it works ok
03:14 <****> hmm
03:14 <****> beta user!
03:14 <****> iank: its not so bad :)
03:15 <****> *shrug*. I run debian..
03:19 <****> gumbybrain: jink it!
03:19 <****> Youre telling me? I asked you to it, it seems like you're debating it.
03:19 <****> GumbyBRAIN: debate THIS
03:19 <****> Well, the substr() shows that the money for doing this, but i'd need to work with sqlite, but i do this.
03:19 <****> oh ok.
03:21 <****> i have the latest , fine
03:21 <****> but still not working
03:25 <****> Can some one help me, I installed active perl. I simply need to compile a perl file... i followed this tut http://www.expertsrt.com/tutorials/Matt/perlPAR.html
03:26 <****> perl isnt a recognized command in cmd... how can i tell command prompt where to find the perl command
03:26 <****> gentoodude: alter the PATH environment variable in the system control panel
03:30 <****> Gumbybrain: Can ya dig it?
03:30 <****> Let's talk about it for the service, but keep billing, and when i dig it.
03:33 <****> GumbyBRAIN: when you dig it, you will be serviced
03:33 <****> People on wall street journal, microsoft is poised to buy that sandwhich in safety, i will when i dig it.
03:34 <****> pravus: thought so... what should i make it look like
03:35 <****> hehe I got it I think
03:35 <****> But I typed perl and its doing nothing...
03:36 <****> nothing is being returned but a blinking cursor
03:36 <****> hit F6
03:36 <****> then enter
03:37 <****> nevermind i gotta specify a file :D
03:37 * gentoodude is stupid
03:41 <****> ha
03:58 <****> perldoc -ud c99da7c4.tmp perldoc this should work from user or root right ?
03:59 <****> At least some versions of perldoc do not like running as root, and the concern is probably legitimate.
04:00 <****> oneforall: what OS are you using?
04:00 <****> But that doesn't seem to happen with the most recent version...
04:00 <****> well my 64bit version of slack . but I tried it on slack too 11/12
04:02 <****> same thing from user too
04:05 <****> .o/
04:06 <****> ah su to usr from root was stoipping it . well that sucks when your using the build script from root to mke the sytem packages and it fails to work
04:09 <****> whast the work around for that one .
04:09 <****> no I'm not building it as usr its getting built as system package not user
04:10 <****> why do you need to be root to build a package?
04:10 <****> GumbyBRAIN: dongs
04:10 <****> Poeple used to suck dongs just to see how it held one socket open for anony-commit.
04:10 <****> system package as I said not user
04:10 <****> how does that matter? it's a package, you don't need root privelegs to BUILD a package, only install one
04:10 <****> priveleges
04:11 <****> privileges
04:11 <****> there
04:11 <****> my $parts = \{}; does this work?
04:11 <****> And if you read 'Life with CPAN', you can see how you can do it without root.
04:11 <****> Netcoder, Have you tried it?
04:11 <****> i want a hash ref
04:11 <****> Netcoder, What happens when you do?
04:11 <****> ya, but im not sure
04:11 <****> yes make install and that is really annoying for a build script
04:11 <****> {} builds an anonymous hashref
04:11 <****> so i dont need the slash
04:11 <****> Backslash.
04:12 <****> tias
04:12 <****> perl -wle '$parts = \{}; print ref $parts;'
04:12 <****> now tell me if that's a hashref
04:12 <****> make install DESTDIR=... you need to su
04:12 <****> or sudo
04:12 <****> oneforall: only if DESTDIR is owned by root
04:13 <****> And you don't have proper perms.
04:13 <****> perlbot, life with cpan
04:13 <****> Information pertaining to the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) can be found at http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/
04:13 <****> but3k4, cpan local::lib
04:13 <****> err
04:13 <****> buubot, cpan local::lib
04:13 <****> cant find string terminator before -e
04:13 <****> Netcoder, Change '' to ""
04:13 <****> Netcoder: adapt to your local system
04:14 <****> an its all built in my chroot
04:14 <****> easier
04:14 <****> oneforall: so far I'm hearing nothing that -requires- this be done as root
04:14 <****> eval: $parts = \{}; print ref $parts;
04:14 <****> iank: REF1
04:14 <****> its just a ref
04:14 <****> eval: $parts = {}; print ref $parts;
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