Use the pinto installer instead of running cpanm directly

[thaljef]

Rather than directly using cpanm to install Pinto, I suggest calling the install script like this:

curl -L http://getpinto.stratopan.com | bash

That will insulate you from changes in where I host the repository that supplies the modules for Pinto. However, this commits you to installing Pinto as a stand-alone application (rather than dumping it into PERL5LIB). For your purposes, I think that is probably the right thing to do.

[melezhik]

To install like this is ok. But there are some dependencies missed for now - Time::HiRes, CGI, Module::CoreList. Could you please add them into your pinto repository? Then l will able to rely totaly upon your install script, without installing any other cpan modules in my cookbook explicitly.

[thaljef]

The repository should have sufficient modules for perls 5.8.9 or newer. What version are you trying to use?

Did you see the note from @miyagawa that cpanm does not support older perls?

[melezhik]

This modules lack has been appear, on fresh perls, I will give you more details later, do not have pc with environment by my hand. Yes I have read the issue you meant.

[melezhik]

Concerning Module::CoreList see my comment on another issue - thaljef/Pinto#67 (comment)

[melezhik]

done in version 0.1.4, but see centOS workaround ...