05-04-2009
looks like a perl error.
There may be a mistake in ftptail.
It may be calling a CPAN module that hasn't been installed.
You might try coding it:
perl ftptail -f .... etc...
You might check the path and the PERL5LIB environ variable to
verify that it's getting set properly and properly exported into the ftptail script.
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dhmakeperl::utils
DhMakePerl::Utils(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation DhMakePerl::Utils(3pm)
NAME
DhMakePerl::Utils - helper routined for dh-make-perl and alike
SYNOPSIS
use DhMakePerl::Utils qw(is_core_module);
my $v = is_core_module('Test::More', '1.002');
my $v = nice_perl_ver('5.010001');
FUNCTIONS
None of he following functions is exported by default.
find_cpan_module
Returns CPAN::Module object that corresponds to the supplied argument. Returns undef if no module is found by CPAN.
If the CPAN module needs to be configured in some way, that should be done before calling this function.
find_cpan_distribution
Returns CPAN::Distribution object that corresponds to the supplied argument. Returns undef if no distribution is found by CPAN.
If the CPAN module needs to be configured in some way, that should be done before calling this function.
is_core_module module, version
Returns the version of the "perl" package containing the given module (at least version version).
Returns "undef" if module is not a core module.
nice_perl_ver version_string
Reformats perl version to match Debian's perl package versions.
For example 5.010 (and 5.01) is converted to 5.10.
core_module_perls module[, min-version]
Returns a list of Perl versions that have module. If min-version is given, the list contains only Perl versions containing module at
least version min-version.
find_core_perl_dependency( $module[, $version] )
return a dependency on perl containing the required module version. If the module is not available in any perl released by Debian,
return undef.
split_version_relation string
Splits the string, typicaly found in dependency fields' values in CPAN META into relation and version. If no relation is found in the
string, ">=" is assumed.
Returns a list of relation and version. The relation is suitable for using in debian package dependency version requirements.
For example
split_version_relation('0.45') returns ( '>=', '0.45' )
split_version_relation('< 0.56') returns ( '<<', '0.56' )
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