Error loading some perl modules on spamassassin

[Julian Field]

To change @INC completely requires you to recompile Perl, it is hard- 
coded. However, to add things to it for 1 or 2 scripts is easy, you  
can add the -I options in the #!/usr/bin/perl line at the top of the  
script, so it looks like

#!/usr/bin/perl -I/usr/local/perl/lib

for example.
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong!

On 26 Jun 2006, at 15:31, Rafael Vallejo wrote:

> Thaks it seems to be that the solution is closer to me, where do I  
> edit the @INC path in order to add a new path?
>
>
> Rafael
>
>
>
> Julian Field escribi¢:
>
>> There isn't any "registration" system for modules, you just have  
>> to  make sure the relevant *.pm files appear in the @INC path  
>> somewhere.  Do a "perl -V" and it will show you the @INC path so  
>> you know where  to look.
>> "perl -v" prints the version number and a little info, "perl -V"   
>> prints a whole lot more info.
>>
>> On Sat24 Jun 06, at 00:29, Rafael Vallejo wrote:
>>
>>> Julian and Logan,
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for the respnse unfortunatelly I can not just simply use   
>>> CPAN or any script like yours Julian because I'm embeeding this  
>>> on  a system that does not have a shell prompt son on the target  
>>> system  I can not install things this way,m on a normal Linux  
>>> system I  successfully installed spamassassin, nut I have to copy  
>>> to this  device spamassassin file by file manually, so something  
>>> is missing  there and need to identify it.
>>>
>>> Julian you made an installation program, so I guess you know how  
>>> to  make it low level what does it need to register copy or what  
>>> ever  those moules so it knows they exists.
>>>
>>> Hope to hear from you soon
>>>
>>> Rafael
>>>
>>> Julian Field escribi¢:
>>>
>>>> If you install SpamAssassin from my easy-to-install ClamAV+SA   
>>>> package  available from www.mailscanner.info (the downloads  
>>>> page)  then it will  take care of installing all the required  
>>>> modules for  you, as well as  lots of setup tweaks you need to  
>>>> do to make it  all work properly.
>>>>
>>>> On Fri23 Jun 06, at 17:32, Rafael Vallejo wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hello list.
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a problem with spamassassin and is that some perl  
>>>>> modules  I  got messages like this
>>>>>
>>>>> [20075] dbg: diag: module not installed: LWP::UserAgent   
>>>>> ('require'  failed)
>>>>>
>>>>> UserAgent is a module among others I want to use, I installed  
>>>>> by   hand spamassasin and have no other choice, LWP and all  
>>>>> the  modules  it need is there in where it is supposed to be / 
>>>>> usr/lib/ perl5/ vendor_perl/5.8.1/LWP, but spamassasin does not  
>>>>> locate it  my guess  is that perl or spamassassin does not get  
>>>>> the path for  LWP for some  reason.
>>>>>
>>>>> Is there any file in where Perl and/or spamassasin look to  
>>>>> know   where modules are loaded?
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards
>>>>>
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