On 5/31/07, Kelly Corbin <kcorbin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm the sysadmin, not the developer so I don't have all the details at
the moment (I'm waiting to hear back from him), but here's his quote to me:
"perl-5.8.8 has an outdated Test::Builder that's accidentally allowing
an error to propagate outside of its code -- this is triggering the
__DIE__ handler"
An updated perl-Test-Simple-0.70-1.noarch.rpm package we made with
cpan2rpm solved the issue for us, but of course had to be installed with
--replacefiles.
I'll post as soon as I know more.
Hmm... What's the @INC directory scan order in our perl? I was under
the impression it went site, vendor, core; that way you should be able
to override something in core by installing it in either of the other
two places (so perl finds it first).
...or am I missing something here? Disambiguation invited :)
-Chris
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Chris Weyl
Ex astris, scientia
