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Old April 29th, 2008, 08:11 PM
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Install module from Linux command line
I need to SSH into my server and install a module. Looking at the attached image, could someone tell me where I want my shell access when I log in so I can use perl -MCPAN -e shell?

The only things I can find say the "bash" shell, but that only narrows it down a little for me. I will forbid shell access when I'm finished.
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Presuming it's a linux box your attaching to it's most likely to be "/bin/bash".
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Oh sorry.. yes, it's a Linux server. Here's what I get from your suggestion, which I thought was what I did before:


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-bash-3.00$ perl -MCPAN -e shell

Permission denied at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.6/CPAN.pm line 1258

-bash-3.00$


Oh well.. I could swear that I've used CPAN on this server before.
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Why don't you just install using the cpan interface (just type cpan at the command line prompt), then type "install <modulename>"<CR> Presuming you have root/admin access to do this.
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[QUOTE=stonyt10]Oh sorry.. yes, it's a Linux server. Here's what I get from your suggestion, which I thought was what I did before:
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Doesn't look like you're logged in as root.
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Yeah.. it seems like no matter what access I give myself I still don't have permission. I will consult a Plesk/Linux forum because this does not seem to be a Perl install issue anymore.

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I got help from the Linux forum and got it working again. I was totally forgetting to log in as superuser. Here was the solution in case anyone is interested:

- Set remote access to /bin/sh
- At the prompt type su [enter]
- Enter your password
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I got help from the Linux forum and got it working again. I was totally forgetting to log in as superuser. Here was the solution in case anyone is interested:

- Set remote access to /bin/sh
- At the prompt type su [enter]
- Enter your password
- Enjoy!

That's exactly what I said . root is the superuser account. Glad you got your issue fixed.
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If you would have just mentioned the su command..

I haven't used Linux since college and I'm s..l..o..w
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