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$ perl bin/cpanp-boxed -s selfupdate dependencies
When it's testing 'Params::Check' it can't find 'Locale/Maketext/Simple.pm' because it's
not in @INC. The previous step did install it but hasn't put the path on @INC. Adding that
path to the 'lib' variable in the config file doesn't work as it doesn't add to @INC. Setting
$PERL5LIB to this path before hand solves this.
That's the correct way to solve it -- CPANPLUS does not change your @INC for you (even if it did, it would only be for this process). You either have to compile your perl with additional include paths, or set $ENV{PERL5LIB}.
I also had to remove the 'sudo' config variable, can this be configured in setup for a user install
+?
Yes. Sudo settings are determined by heuristics, but you can override them.
From the default shell you can type:
s program sudo
s save
And it will unset the sudo option for you and save the settings.
Even though I've set LIB and INSTALLMAN{1,3}DIR to locations within my home
directory, it still wants to install in a dir I don't have permission for. E.g.
This is an ExtUtils::MakeMaker issue. The option you haven't set is
for script files: INSTALLBIN. See 'perldoc ExtUtils::MakeMaker' for
details on all the options it takes.
And then it fails when installing zlib:
That's probably something best brought up in the IO::Zlib forums. It doesn't
appear to be related to CPANPLUS.
Good luck,
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