Re^2: Simulating --keep-session-cookies wget option with LWP ?

Debian keeps clean the system, it allow you to uninstall packages

Seems like installing cpan modules could not do that, because you have not any "universal" method to uninstall modules like apt does.

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Re^3: Simulating --keep-session-cookies wget option with LWP ? by Anonymous Monk on Sep 29, 2011 at 07:30 UTC
Seems like installing cpan modules could not do that That is the worst reason not to install cpan modules -- `cpanp u Module::Name` -- Yes, even you can use CPAN	[reply] [d/l]
Re^4: Simulating --keep-session-cookies wget option with LWP ? by i5513 (Monk) on Sep 29, 2011 at 12:36 UTC
If that is a clean solution, it should be showed at howto uninstall a package/module, see Re^3: howto uninstall a package/module where tell about it is not always the perfect way to go. I think having an uninstall command should be mandatory in systems like cpan	[reply]
Re^3: Simulating --keep-session-cookies wget option with LWP ? by armstd (Friar) on Sep 29, 2011 at 17:53 UTC
Nothing stops you from installing the large majority of modules into custom paths you set up yourself, even without cpan. Most modules have pretty straightforward build systems that make that job easy. You can distribute any dependencies you want with the stuff you're writing as well, and use relative "use lib" paths. --Dave	[reply]