You won't be able to install *every* module since some are specific to an operating system. You won't get Win32::* and Mac::Carbon on the same machine for instance. But, that's a bit niggling.
What are you going to do after you install the modules? :)
@briandfoy I have to work on a dev server sometimes where we have to file tickets to get CPAN modules installed. I figured I'd just file one ticket to get all of them installed :)
There is Bundle::Everything, but it's a bit out of date and not complete anyway. It has a lot of stuff in it, though.
Yes, Bundle-Everything.
Sounds like you want to make a CPAN mirror. http://www.cpan.org/misc/how-to-mirror.html
Also look at CPAN::Mini, it might help
I wonder how long that would take.
You won't be able to install *every* module since some are specific to an operating system. You won't get Win32::* and Mac::Carbon on the same machine for instance. But, that's a bit niggling.
What are you going to do after you install the modules? :)
Use them to calculate all the decimals of pi.
Because sometimes some just isn't enough.
To tony@here.and.now
I can definitively inform you that all the decimals of pi match /[0-9]+/.
No need to thank me.
Cheers
Ron
@briandfoy I have to work on a dev server sometimes where we have to file tickets to get CPAN modules installed. I figured I'd just file one ticket to get all of them installed :)
CPAN::Mini