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Net::Amazon::S3 is the standard perl module to interact with Amazon S3 service using perl scripts. If you ever tried to install it, you may well aware about its gigantic dependecies on other modules which must be installed correctly. If anything goes wrong, you’ll be in mess because you have check around 66 different modules.

Here is a single command which will install the module and all of its dependecies (known upto the date of this article). I’ve tested this several times in CentOS 5.x boxes but I dont guarantee that it’ll also work seamlessly for you as well:

Given the tight timeline to configure subversion with httpd access having multiple users, I found that it’s not a big deal. Although, as there’s excellent reference available online for subversion, this quick howto will be helpful to point out just the essential statements.

What I want:
A subversion server having multiple repository in /svn directory and accessible through http url like http://svn.example.com. You can not browse svn repositories without supplying a valid username/password. All users have read only access to all repositories while only one user ‘svnadmin’ have read/write (commit,update etc.) access to svn.