How to build Perl module rpm file with cpanspec on RHEL/CentOS Linux

To build a Perl module RPM file with cpanspec on RHEL or CentOS Linux, you can follow these steps:

1. Install the cpanspec tool:

sudo yum install cpanspec

2. Install any dependencies for the Perl module you want to build:

sudo yum install perl-devel

3. Fetch the source code for the Perl module using cpan:

cpan Module::Name

4. Generate the RPM spec file for the Perl module using cpanspec:

cpanspec Module::Name

This will generate a file called Module-Name.spec in the current directory.

5. Build the RPM package using the rpmbuild tool:

rpmbuild -ba Module-Name.spec

This will build the RPM package and place it in the ~/rpmbuild/RPMS directory.

Keep in mind that these are just basic instructions for building a Perl module RPM package with cpanspec. You may need to adjust the steps depending on your specific module and system. For more information on using cpanspec and rpmbuild, you can consult the documentation or seek guidance from the Linux community.