OKĢ distributions installed Install missing Perl modules using distribution's package manager $ curl -L -o cpanmĪfter installing cpanm, you can install any Perl modul, for example Net::DNS, by running the following command from your Terminal: $ sudo cpanm Net::DNSīuilding and testing Digest-HMAC-1.03.
#INSTALL PERL MODULE DOWNLOAD#
On CentOS: $ sudo yum install perl-App-cpanminusĪlternatively, you can manually download latest cpanm binary and put it in your $PATH like below. On Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint: $ sudo apt install cpanminus To install cpanminus on Arch Linux and its variants, run: $ sudo pacman -S cpanminus This command will install cpanm system-wide and install cpanm binary to your bin directory like /usr/local/bin.Ĭpanm is also available in the default repositories of several Linux distributions. To install latest cpanm version on your Linux system, just run: $ curl -L | perl -sudo App::cpanminus
Many experienced Perl developers prefer cpanm over cpan. It is a standalone, dependency-free script that requires zero-configuration. You can also directly install the module from the Terminal using command: $ sudo cpan Net::DNS Install Perl modules using CpanminusĬpanminus or cpanm is a cpan client to get, unpack, build and install modules from CPAN repository. Once the module is installed, type 'exit' to return back to your shell. To install a Perl module, for example Net::DNS, enter into cpan shell using command: $ sudo cpanĪnd type the following command from cpan prompt to install the module: install Net::DNS Install Perl modules using cpanĬpan is a command line client for CPAN repository and is distributed with all Perl editions by default. Let us go ahead and install perl modules. On SUSE/openSUSE: $ sudo zypper install make On R HEL, CentOS: $ sudo yum install make On Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint: $ sudo apt install make To install 'make' on Arch Linux and its variants, run: $ sudo pacman -S make 'make' package is available in the default repositories most Linux distributions. If you don't install 'make', you might encountered with an error something like below: Can't configure the distribution. 'make' is an essential tool for building perl Modules. Please ensure that you have installed 'make' package on your Linux distribution.
It is worth mentioning that Many modules on CPAN requires the recent version of Perl version 5.8 or above. We are going to try two tools namely cpan and cpanm. There are many tools available to install and Perl modules.
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