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PERL can't locate module in @ INC

Hi, recently when I'm trying to install some linux daemon in CentOS 7 I have encountered a PERL issue, indicating that some module are missing e.g.

Can't locate sys/syslog.pm in @INC

It means it can't find the pear-sys-syslog. So I have to install this daemon to continue my installation. In my case its syslog.pm but you may encounter different than this. I mean the module name is different, but the error code is same. You need to search that package and install it. In my case I have just used this module

root@localhost#yum install -y perl-sys-syslog

Now the installation has been working. 
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  1. UnknownFebruary 17, 2017 at 8:43 PM

    Thanks a lot - this is helpful. Just minor change regarding title case:

    yum install -y perl-Sys-Syslog

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