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    Anyway, you can then carry dists.tar with you, at which point you can:

       $ cpanm --mirror file://$YOURPATH --mirror-only Mod1 Mod2 ...

    This command expects the target directory to exist and will complain
    otherwise.

 inject

    If you have some local distribution files, e.g. generated by yourself
    and not (yet) uploaded to CPAN, you can inject them into a local EPAN.
    The syntax is straightforward:

       epan inject \ 
          [-a|--author author-name] \
          [-t|--target dirname] File1 [File2...]

    As for many other commands, you can also set the different output
    filenames, but that would be hardly useful.

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Anyway, you can then carry dists.tar with you, at which point you can:

   $ cpanm --mirror file://$YOURPATH --mirror-only Mod1 Mod2 ...

This command expects the target directory to exist and will complain
otherwise.

=head2 C<inject>

If you have some local distribution files, e.g. generated by yourself and
not (yet) uploaded to CPAN, you can inject them into a local EPAN. The
syntax is straightforward:

   epan inject \ 
      [-a|--author author-name] \
      [-t|--target dirname] File1 [File2...]

As for many other commands, you can also set the different output
filenames, but that would be hardly useful.

=head2 C<list-actions> and C<list_actions>