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There is a program called 'cpan' which acts as an installer for perl modules. You will need to run this as root.
The first time that you run it, cpan will do a bunch of initialization. Follow the prompts, and you'll be ok.
When things finally settle down, you'll get a cpan prompt:
Code:
cpan>
At the prompt, type 'install' then the name of the module that you're installing, e.g.
Code:
cpan> install Term::ANSIColor
The install may take a few minutes, especially if there are dependencies which need to be resolved, but eventually, you should get your module installed.
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