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CPAN: using only wget to d/l modules?
Is there a way to tell CPAN not to use Net::Ftp and the ftp binary? I want to only use wget to download perl modules.
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Not sure about Net::FTP. I guess it will always be tried if the module exists anyway. But if you do not configure the relevant program path in CPAN config, I think cpan should bypass that method. Say, see if it helps by typing
o conf ftp "" on your CPAN shell. Then try fetching. If it works, then just o conf commit to save the setting.
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