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I use sudo cpanm to test and install Perl dependencies.

I am stuck on the line 

building and testing HTTP-Proxy-0.304

but I cannot continue the compilation.

Of course I made a Perl Makefile.pl to see the dependencies that are missing. I also tried a cpan install HTTP-Proxy and I also have a cpanm error

Failed test '302 => 302 Server

I also commented out the proxy line in the Makefile.pl the cpanm turn on but the compilation make and make test crashes.

Where does this message blocking on the proxy come from and how can I install this dependency via cpanm or cpan?

In both cases use of sudo cpanm and cpan install ... I get a timeout or it gets stuck on this step that's all. He does not go further

Borodin
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    "I can not continue then." is not an adequate description of the problem. – ikegami Jun 07 '18 at 09:58
  • *"Of course I made a Perl `Makefile.pl` to see the dependencies"* You shouldn't have to do that; the correct `Makefile.PL` is packaged with the distribution of the module. *"Where does this message blocking on the proxy come from"* what message blocking? – Borodin Jun 07 '18 at 12:27
  • *"I also tried a `cpan install HTTP-Proxy`"* `cpan` and `cpanm` expect the name of the *module*, not the name of the distribution. – Borodin Jun 07 '18 at 12:28
  • I'm sorry: I meant to explain that the module in the `HTTP-Proxy` distribution is `HTTP::Proxy`, so `cpan HTTP::Proxy` should work. – Borodin Jun 07 '18 at 13:00
  • The full error message is `Failed test '302 => 302 Server closed connection without sending any data back'` which is much more helpful. Take a look at [Bug #123067 for HTTP-Proxy: t/90httpstatus.t started to fail](https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=123067). And please don't cut error messages short like that when you're asking for help. – Borodin Jun 07 '18 at 13:06
  • Copy and paste your complete build log using `cpan` – Borodin Jun 07 '18 at 13:58

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the problem referenced on the website like rt.cpan.org and others show that the HTTP service: Proxy blocks the continuation of the programs. The solution I found is to run the command

sudo sudo cpanm . -v --notest then a sudo cpanm . -v

and with this everything works. We avoid to pass in the tests and then we launch the standard command. It's ok so

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