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#4 Re: Apache/perl package install and testing (e.g. mod-perl and Mason) Posted by mwarnock (66.87.xx.xx) on Wed 17 Aug 2005 at 16:42 Thanks for a very helpful post. I have (and have read and used) the mod_perl book, but as you say, it is pretty 1.x-specific. Your "finding packages with apt-cache search" was just what the doctor ordered for a long frustration as a debian newbie. Thank you. I also was not aware aptitude could be used with command-line arguments. I find the curses interface big, clunky and awkward, with too many modes with inconsistent nav keys. Maybe I just need more time with it, but command line use looks good right now. Looks like I need to spend more time browsing around this site, it seems just full of gems. Thanks for a great source of Debian help.

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