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David Emanuel Santiago edited this page Feb 19, 2015 · 8 revisions

Windows

To run on windows, i recommend to use ActivePerl from ActiveState (just because it's more windows friendly, i guess, since you can install packages with the PPM).

If you know your way around perl and windows, you can use strawberry perl

##Active Perl

  1. Download the activeperl's community edition
  2. Install it (it should be next, next, next... :-) )
  3. Launch PPM (package management utility) by running "ppm" without any command line arguments or by the start menu. More info
  4. Optional step: upgrade all the upgradable packages
  5. Almost all required packages are installed by default, however some are missing. So select the following:
  • Config-Tiny
  • Data-Dumper
  • IO-Socket-SSL
  • String-CRC32
  1. Just run it:
  • running: Running on windows
  • upload finished: upload finished
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