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Hi to all,

We are currently trying to install a membership script that requires several Perl modules to be installed on our server. We are actually buying the script and even though all of the perl modules are installed correctly CGI::Carp is not.
The company that we bought the script from demands 45 pounds to install the module. So the question is obvious I think. How can we install the module?

Any help is greatly appreciated
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Login as root and type command

Code:
perl -MCPAN -e 'shell'
Next type command:
Code:
install CGI::Carp
Run as root
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dear nixcraft thank you very much for replying. I know it may sound silly but when I access plesk in order to allow shell access I get several options like for example:

/bin/sh
/bin/bash
/sbin/nologin
/bin/zsh
/bin/bash (chrooted)
/bin/rbash

Any ideas?

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OK I enabled access to /bin/sh but when I tried the first command I got a ''permission denied'' message
. I would really appreciate your help with this
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Use /bin/bash and login as root user. The ssh command to login

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ssh root@your-server.com
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ssh root@ip-address
It may be possible that root access is disabled to make system more secure, in that case first login as normal user and use su - command to login as root user.
Code:
su -
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Nixcraft thank you very much for your reply. We've managed to deal with the problem and all Perl modules have been installed successfully. The membership script is working finally. I would like to thank you for devoting some of your time to respond. I really appreciate it

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