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Looks like it's just a bug in a unit test. If you're using the cpan utility to install these, then you can try "notest install HTTP::Message" or "force install HTTP::Message". If you still run into issues, try installing an older version of the module (see what version of the module you have successfully installed in the past, on other machines), or unpacking the module's tarball into a directory and running "perl Makefile.PL && make" in it yourself. Sometimes running it manually will reveal the sources of problems the cpan utility hides from the user (like a missing library dependency).
I have to go to bed now, else I'd write more detailed help. Please post here the results of what you try, and I or someone else will work through this with you.
Are you building this manually or are you using the slackbuild queue files? I've had a similar issue and in order to resolve it I had to add perl-IO-HTML as a dependency of perl-http-messag. Have a read through my thread because it sounds awfully similar. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...cy-4175460305/
Are you building this manually or are you using the slackbuild queue files? I've had a similar issue and in order to resolve it I had to add perl-IO-HTML as a dependency of perl-http-messag. Have a read through my thread because it sounds awfully similar. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...cy-4175460305/
Hope this helps.
Indeed, that was the case. I was using quefiles with sbopkg and it was missing a dependency (perl-IO-HTML). I should have paid more attention because that it is indeed listed as a dependency on the website. I shouldn't have done this when lacking sleep.
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