Mail::internet

[Milla]

hi! I've got a problem with the installation of Mail module (MailTool
1.60). I have installed Active Perl 5.8 on my Windows xp and tried to
install Mail Module too.

Perl works properly, but, when I ask it to interpretate a script using
Mail Module, it gives me this error:

"Can't locate auto/Mail/Internet/autosplit.ix in @INC <@INC contains
c:/perl/lib c:/perl/site/lib .> at c:/perl/lib/AutoLoader.pm <line nr>
Can't locate auto/Mail/Internet/smtpsend.al in @INC <@INC contains
c:/perl/lib c:/perl/site/lib .> at <filename><line nr> <line nr>"

I have installed the module following the rules given in

[url]http://www.cpan.org/modules/INSTALL.html[/url]

for ActivePerl for Windows Users, but it don't work.

Please can you help me find a solution?
Thanks and regards - Milla

[Sisyphus]

Milla wrote:

> hi! I've got a problem with the installation of Mail module (MailTool
> 1.60). I have installed Active Perl 5.8 on my Windows xp and tried to
> install Mail Module too.
>
> Perl works properly, but, when I ask it to interpretate a script using
> Mail Module, it gives me this error:
>
> "Can't locate auto/Mail/Internet/autosplit.ix in @INC <@INC contains
> c:/perl/lib c:/perl/site/lib .> at c:/perl/lib/AutoLoader.pm <line nr>
> Can't locate auto/Mail/Internet/smtpsend.al in @INC <@INC contains
> c:/perl/lib c:/perl/site/lib .> at <filename><line nr> <line nr>"
>
> I have installed the module following the rules given in
>
> [url]http://www.cpan.org/modules/INSTALL.html[/url]
>
> for ActivePerl for Windows Users, but it don't work.
>
> Please can you help me find a solution?
> Thanks and regards - Milla

That would be 11 '.pm' files you've had to manually copy into the right
place. There's always a chance that you'll make an error and I think
that's what's happening here :-)

If you get 'nmake' from
[url]http://download.microsoft.com/download/vc15/Patch/1.52/W95/EN-US/Nmake15.exe[/url]
you'll be able to install such modules by running, in turn, 'perl
makefile.pl', 'nmake test' and 'nmake install'.

When you download Nmake15.exe, run it, and have it install 'nmake' to
one of the directories that is in your path.

Alternatively, you might be able to install MailTools by simply running
(while connected to the web):
ppm install MailTools

Hth.

Cheers,
Rob

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