#ACTIVEPERL 5.8.3.809 MSWIN32 X86 MSI INSTALL#
'clean slate' - uninstall 809 and delete the c:\perl\ directory - reboot ( if you're using IIS ) - install the MSI for 810 2. > - Craig > Jeff Griffiths wrote: > fresh! tasty! more secure! > Highlights for this version include various buffer overflow fixes > including the now infamous win32_stat bug. Craig Cardimon wrote: > Is there a basic tutorial around somewhere for upgrading from Perl > 5.8.3.809 Good point. I know this release is not up to day but I dont care at this time. > Jeff, > Is there a basic tutorial around somewhere for upgrading from Perl > 5.8.3.809? > The symbols.zip file, the *.msi file, and the *.zip file are a bit > confusing. My PERL release is 5.00503 and located at C. lessmsi (formerly known as Less Msirables) is a free utility with a graphical user interface and a command line interface used for viewing and extracting the contents of a Windows Installer (. MSVC environment - most users will never need or want this either. Tool to view and extract contents of a Windows Installer (.msi) file.
#ACTIVEPERL 5.8.3.809 MSWIN32 X86 MSI ARCHIVE#
The debug symbols archive is actually for debugging our builds in the People working in environments where they prefer a simpler installer. We provide the zipped 'AS package' mostlyįor NT users who don't want to install the MSI installer technology, or You should in almost all cases use the MSI, especially if you are usingĪ recent version of Windows. ( yes the root of c, it automatically installs to c:\apache2 or u can install to another directory like c:\xxx\apache2 ) Create the c:\apache2\htdocs\cacti directory. With ActiveState, you can install Perl and the State Tool directly on the command line, or you can use our Windows executable or MSI installer for ActivePerl 5.28. uninstall 809 and delete everything inside c:\perl *except* the (U can install it where u want ) Install Apache to the c:\ directory. of gregmisc on Windows: Runtime Requirements: ActiveState perl in the PATH.
'I have modules installed I want to keep' uninstall 809 and delete the c:\perl\ directoryĢ. Is there a basic tutorial around somewhere for upgrading from Perl > 5.8.3.809?
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