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2005-03-25       - By Josh Kelley

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Steve Caster wrote:

> on the rh website I found out  that packages perl-CGI
> perl-DB_File
> Perl-Net-DNS
> and Perl-CPAN
> were removed...
> Now I am wondering, are they really removed, or simply embedded in the
> regular perl package?

perl-Net-DNS is available for RHEL4.  At least, it's listed when I log
into RHN.  (According to the release notes for RHEL 4, it was both added
to and removed from RHEL 4.  How odd.)

The others have been embedded into the regular perl package.

To see for yourself:
Download perl-5.8.5-12.1.i386.rpm (RHEL 4's version of perl) from RHN.
Run "rpm -qpl perl-5.8.5-12.1.i386.rpm | less" to see what files are
included.  Confirm that CPAN.pm, DB_File.pm, and CGI.pm are listed.
OR
Run "rpm -qp --obsoletes perl-5.8.5-12.1.i386.rpm" to see what packages
are now included in perl that used to be separate.

Josh Kelley

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