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after an upgrade to Slackware64 14.2 my cgi perl scripts no longer run. The Apache error log shows: AH01215: Can't locate CGI.pm in @INC (you may need to install the CGI module)
This (CGI.pm) used to be included, where can I get it?
One upside to using cpan(1) or cpanm(1) is that they install dependencies for you.
I prefer to install from CPAN first, and use the Slackware packages only if problems arise in testing. That's a little backwards to normal procedure, but has worked better for me in practice (in part because if a Slackware package is a dependency of a module installed from CPAN, cpan[m] will update the package anyway, so this way helps avoid surprising side-effects).
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