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Try running just that test file on its own and looking at the failures - you could try
perl t/astress.t
though you may need to check your various paths (PERL5LIB, LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc) are all OK first.

Then check the test failures, and if it still isnt clear, post the results here - maybe someone in the monastery can help from the information in there.

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In reply to Re: Installing XML::Parser by leriksen
in thread Installing XML::Parser by Anonymous Monk

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