Re: [ic] Raq4i and Interchange

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Brad,

1) Maybe, I stopped it too soon when I did the MCPAN . . .  Does it pause and
ask for a confirmation before the it wants to update perl?

2) I assume then that the location that you used for your server was at
www.domainname.com and not www.domainname.com/~username ?

John



Bradley Caricofe wrote:

> Did you install the Interchange Bundle from CPAN?  At the command line,
> try this:
>
> perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Interchange'
> (someone correct me if I'm wrong, it's been awhile)
>
> Monitor the installation of this bundle, you'll need to stop it before it
> tries to upgrade your Perl.  I did use the cross-platform tarball for my
> installs and they seem to be working very well.  I don't think the
> location of the install is all that important, I installed mine to
> /usr/local/interchange and then keep my catalog files in
> /home/sites/site?/catalogs.
>
> good luck,
> -Brad
>
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