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Hi Jerry,<br>
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We installed v5 on my new CentOS7 server running Cpanel in
September, and we did have issues. At the time, I wondered the same
thing about whether there were modules that didn't install properly.
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I don't know everything that my admins did, although they did
reinstall MailScanner for me.<br>
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However, I do not know to what extent perl scripts may have been
involved, if at all. Sorry, but that's the best info I have.<br>
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I do know that we ended up running into a Redhat bug that prevented
logging from properly occurring in MailScanner, which also impacted
our attempts to get the MailScanner Front End working properly as
well. The folks at Configserver ultimately ended up helping us by
identifying the bug and recommending a fix. This doesn't seem
directly related to what you're seeing, but maybe it will prove
helpful to you anyway.<br>
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Walt<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/21/2016 11:49 PM, Jerry Benton
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<pre wrap="">I noticed some odd behavior on a server I was looking at today. It seems that some of the perl modules were having problems from what may be conflicts. Has anyone installed the v5 package and seen any issues on RHEL? How about CentOS? This may be related to installing missing modules via CPAN.
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