03) Install Perl Modules

If there is any missing perl module which is required by bounceHammer (the configure scirpt reported), Use the ./Modules.PL script (places in the top directory of source distribution) to list missing module names.

/usr/local/bin/perl Modules.PL

You can check missing module names by using the ./Modules.PL script (it is called from running configure script) without running the configure script.

*[ NG ] Perl6::Slurp
 [ OK ] List::Util VERSION = 1.18
*[ NG ] Email::AddressParser
 [ OK ] Errno VERSION = 1.0901
 [ OK ] File::Copy VERSION = 2.09
*[WARN] Switch VERSION = 2.1001 is older than 2.13
...

*[ NG ] Perl6::Slurp
*[ NG ] Email::AddressParser
*[ NG ] DBIx::Skinny
...
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cpan Module::Name

Update: 2011/06/21 If you want to install perl modules using cpanm command, please refer Install perl modules using cpanm command .
If there is any missing perl module, you should install all of the missing modules (marked *[NG]) by using the cpan command or the perl command.

Old version module

If there is any module name begin with *[WARN], that is an installed module but is old version. The newer version module is required to run bounceHammer properly. Please upgrade to the latest version if you possible.

Module for database

If you use a database (Most people may use a database to storing data), you should install perl module for the database which you will use. The perl module for the database is NOT checked by the Modules.PL script (and the configure script).

After you have installed required perl modules, Run the configure script AGAIN. If there is no error on running configure script, proceed to make && make install page.