Editing of FreeNAS configure file is not possible from the FreeNAS shell.
To modify the configuration - Eg., /etc/fstab on FreeNAS
share /etc directory using NFS / CIFS share - ( Make sure its not a read only share)
mount /etc share on linux partition.
Use vi tool to modify the configuration file and save the configuration.
:) done.
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perl module checks & installation
[root@mail ~]# instmodsh
Available commands are:
l - List all installed modules
m - Select a module
q - Quit the program
perldoc perllocal - Will display all additional modules that were installed.
perldoc perlmodlib - Will display all modules that are installed along with the standard perl packagesperldoc perllocal - Will display all additional modules that were installed.
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To install perl modules - (Make sure your system is connected to internet)
perl -MCPAN -e shell
cpan> o conf - will display the configurations
cpan> o conf init - Will reinitiate the configuration.
cpan> install Bundle::cpan --- Sample command to install modules.
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