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Hi,

I can only recommend you a linux distribution like Debian where you have the most used perl modules prepackaged and also the Apache webserver with compiled mod_perl support, and ssl, and mysql, etc... also Mason ;-)

So you only need to do a apt-get install list of packages and you can get a list of all the packages you need to satisfy the dependencies..., take a look at apt-get and dselect to get a better way to get the list of packages.

For all the rest of the perl modules that aren't prepackaged in .deb files, you can get it from CPAN and put it into a PAR, or simply ship with the other .deb files the tar.gz files from the modules sources.

Sounds easy, right?

Regards,

:-)

In reply to Re: WebApp Installation Preparation by fmerges
in thread WebApp Installation Preparation by perldragon80

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