Hi Didar, Quoting Didar Hossain (2019-07-01 18:22:18) > I am developing a perl application to be deployed on a production > Debian Stable VM. So far, my approach has been to use the debian perl > packages (perl modules) and stay within those facilities. I am the > sole system operator and wannabe developer, there are no teams of > sysadmins or developers. > > Do you guys who run production debian stable servers use the debian > perl packages or use something like PerlBrew? I asked this question on > #perl IRC and they answered "PerlBrew/plenv/perl-build" - I want some > experienced opinions from the debian community as well. I do a bit of perl programming (am JONASS on CPAN) and am a Debian developer as well. I use cpanm occationally on my developer laptop, but on production servers I only use Debian packages. I might "cheat" and install backported packages or even unofficial .deb packages, but never "side-installed" code on production servers. Reason is that I want a single place to keep track of all code installed on the system: APT. You might consider ask your question at the debian-perl mailinglist, as you are more likely to reach Perl folks there, I guess. - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
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