use apt-cache such that:
apt-cache search DBI
apt-cache search Time ParseDate
the names are usually:
libperl-module-name
then you can use apt-get install
apt-get install libperl-module-name
or you can also use cpan in the normal way
perl -MCPAN -eshell
hope this helps some
-Bill
On Wed, 2003-08-20 at 14:05, Jim wrote:
> I need to install the below modules. What is the best way to install
> these on Debian considering I could already have some of them installed
> and do not want to create system havok.
>
> CGI.pm
> for commonly-used CGI functions
> DBI and DBD::mysql
> to allow access to the MySQL database.
> Time::ParseDate
> for date conversions.
> Time::HiRes
> to provide feedback about how long database queries take.
> More information about installing these modules is given below.
> GD::Graph
> GD::Graph::Bars
> GD::Graph::Colour
> GD::Graph::Data
> URI::Escape
>
>
>
> Jim
>
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