Re: [vps-mail] Installing new Perl modules

["Arizona 1 Net" <info@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Both of those lists have VPS B's. The difference is going to be when the
server account was acquired. I believe the VPS2 has been around for about 1
year or so. If you've had your server account longer than that, you'd likely
want to use the iserver@ mail list.

You should be able to tell from your backoffice, too. Look for the Account
Platform/Datacenter: line on your account. If there is an (Upgrade to VPS
v2) link on that line, you are on the earlier VPS (iserver list). If your
account has just VPS v2  on that line, you are on the VPS2 servers.

Happy Holidays!

Regards,
Karen Boyle

----- Original Message ----- 
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: [vps-mail] Installing new Perl modules


> At 22:53 2003-12-21, Karen Boyle wrote:
> >http://providertalk.com/
> >
> >Hello Marjolein,
> >
> >You would probably have better luck getting feedback on the CPAN modules
by
> >visiting the above address and registering for the mailing list that
> >discusses your particular server type. This mail list is for email
technical
> >questions/feedback.
>
> That looks like a very useful resource. However, I'm not quite sure which
> server type to pick: I'm hosted on a VPS B server (my host is a Verio
> reseller).  Either iserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or vps2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx might
> apply - which would be best or "closest"?
>
> >That said, I believe you need to be using a relative path instead of a
full
> >path to install the module. ~/usr/local/lib/perl5.... instead of
> >/usr/local/lib/perl5.
>
> It seems vcpan takes care of that, no problem there. (Even cpan had no
> problem with that, only the permission needed was a problem.)
>
> I'm going ahead (tomorrow) and try to install WP.cgi first; if I get stuck
> getting it running, I'll try one of those lists but it would help if I
knew
> which the most appropriate one is for VPS B.
>
> Thanks for the reference!
>
>
> --
> Marjolein Katsma
>
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