Setting Up PCs For Training
Richard Huxton
dev at archonet.com
Mon Jun 25 18:12:47 BST 2012
On 25/06/12 13:53, Dave Cross wrote:
>
> I know next to nothing about Strawberry Perl. But there must be a way to
> take an installation from one machine and copy it onto another. Even if
> it's a low-tech as copying the CPAN library directory.
There's a portable version that you can just drop into any directory you
like. It has a clickable shell (well, Dos cmd-prompt) which sets all the
paths properly. I've moved it + packages between machines just by
copying, but that presumably won't work between 32/64-bit machines.
Had to do some fiddling once to set up the right env-vars for a HTTP
proxy once too. Remember it as being straightforward enough once I
realised that was the problem and did some googling.
Oh, if you go the portable (or even if not) route chuck Notepad++ in too
- best light Windows editor I've used.
You could even get a bunch of 2GB usb sticks and let the class take
their installations home with them.
--
Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd
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