In Mac OS X: Click Applications -> Utilities -> Keychain Access -> Certificates -> (expand with V button below) -> System Roots -> (Unlock, top left) -> Double-click the cert -> Trust -> When using this Certificate -> Never Trust.
Instead of removing CNNIC certificates from your system, we should mark them as "untrusted". This way, when your system updates its cerficates, they will not slip in. As a precaution, you might need to form the habit of checking the trusted certficates installed in your system periodically.
I tried to install this module WWW::Curl via cpan, but failed on both Centos 4 and Centos 5. Instead of digging for the fix, I just enabled rpmforge repository, and installed through yum:
Mozilla and Microsoft have added CNNIC root CA to the browser's Authorities and CA directory. Chinese users are in a rush removing them from their computers. Here is a post on how to do it (in Chinese).
You could download the source package from http://www.erlang.org/download.html, then follow the README in the package and install. You will need at least these packages: ncurses-devel, openssl-devel, unixODBC, java-1.xx-openjdk-devel.
Or, you could use the pre-packaged ones. On CentOS 5, you can install the fedora repos, and then yum install the Erlang from there:
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