Re: Unable to enable - trying to add repositories to PPM (ActivePerl 5.12)

[elef]

This limits what I can do with perl quite severely... I don't want to install modules manually if I can avoid it. Should I uninstall activeperl 5.12 and install an earlier version?
Any tips on how to get this to work? It's a bone stock Win7 install on a brand new computer and the newest ActivePerl - there is no reason for it not to work, but it just doesn't.

[Anonymous Monk]

Have you contacted ActiveState for help?

[elef]

No... I was hoping this would be a matter of some simple setting. Now I've tried disabling my antivirus and setting up a connection without a firewall... no change.
If there's no answer here, I'll post in the activestate forum, perhaps they will have a solution.

[syphilis]

If there's no answer here, I'll post in the activestate forum, perhaps they will have a solution

It's not a very active forum any more - but worth a try. I'm certainly out of ideas.

The bribes repo is *still* down, btw.

Cheers,
Rob