| gg_ | jjore, yes. Jmax-, apparently, there's an ebuild for compress-zlib in my portage tree (so I guess yes, it's handled by portage) |
| jjore | And when you run something like perl -MIO::Compress::Gzip -le 'print IO::Compress::Gzip->VERSION' you get the version you expect? |
| gg_ | nope, it says 2.001 (??) |
| jjore | Well then you didn't install the upgrade. |
| Jmax- | or cpan is installing it to a different directory than portage |
| jjore | Or it went to the wrong place. My bet is on you doing it wrong or not noticing failure. |
| Jmax- | and the portage one has more precedence |
| action | jjore forgets that other people still install and use their OS-supplied perl. |
| jjore | forgets that other people still install and use their OS-supplied perl. |
| action | jjore never, ever does. |
| jjore | never, ever does. Well, "never." |
| gg_ | /usr/bin/make install -- OK <-- this is the last line of output I got from doing an `install IO::Compress:Gzip` in the cpan shell. |
| jjore | *shrug* then it ought to be ok then. Bummer. I suppose you could/should track down the location it installed to and the directories in your @INC. |
| Caelum | http://www.bash.org/?743927 |
| gg_ | the files got installed to /usr/lib64/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8, and that directory is in @INC... |
| action | jjore supposes you could track down the Gzip.pm file and look at its $VERSION to see whether it's what you expect. |
| jjore | supposes you could track down the Gzip.pm file and look at its $VERSION to see whether it's what you expect. Or follow with strace. |
| Kiladen | anyone want to get hired to install a Cpan Module for me, get a test script to work, and then guide me afterwards so I can repeat the process |
| cfedde | Kiladen: why would you pay someone to type "cpan -i ModuleName" for you |
| Kiladen | because the module is buggy cant get it working I installed all dependencies but I still get error |
| cfedde | what module? |
| Kiladen | www::myspace |
| Jmax- | uhhh |
| cfedde | I don't think you have a pole long enough to get me to touch that. Sorry if I lead you on. |
| RiXtEr | is this how i push something into a hash? or am i doing it wrong? push(@hoststats, [$host, "up"]) |
| Jmax- | i wouldn't help him anyways -- http://mcfimortgage.com/temp/temp.txt RiXtEr: into a hash? |
| RiXtEr | yes |
| Kiladen | hey ass way to be a fag |
| Jmax- | $hash{key} = $value; |
| Kiladen | after I give u access to my server and pay u $65 |
| cfedde | RiXtEr: $hash{foo} = [$host, "up"] |
| Jmax- | yeah real nice |
| Kiladen | u piece of shit |
| RiXtEr | thanks i thought i needed push for that :) |
| Khisanth | @hoststats is an array not a hash |