Yes, okay. But still I'm stuck with "installing" modules either manual or with 
the CPAN tool, where things suppose to go well acording to documentation.
Passing the parameter PREFIX= to Makefile.PL. That's how you suppose to
install modules as an user. And after doing a make test with the parameter
PREFIX passed before to Makefile.PL you'll get errors.



> you can put perl modules in any directory you want.  perl 
> automatically will check the current directory for modules.
> 
> if you want to have something like the following
> somedir/perl_mods
> somedir/perl_scripts
> 
>  then you will need to use the 'use lib' command in perl (assuming 
> perl >= 5.6.x) as follows
> 
> $ cat somedir/perl_scripts/foo.pl
> #!/path/to/perl
> ...
>  use lib '../perl_mods'; #syntax is use lib '/path/to/perl_include_directory'; 
> ...
> 
>  This will append the path to the end (beginning?) of the @INC 
> array and the module search path.
> 
> --joe
> 
> On Friday 25 April 2003 05:48 pm, Raketnet wrote:
> 
> > After reading documentation, it's suppose to get modules installed passing
> > the argument PREFIX=/directory/with/permissions or
> > LIB=/directory/with/permissions, as an user to Makefile.PL. But either I
> > use the CPAN module or do manualy installs from modules, I can't get them
> > to install. After all make test there always seem to be errors like no
> > shared object  xxx found.This only happens as user, root installs fine.
> >
> > Anyone who installs perl modules as a dedicate user in his own directory,
> > can tell me if I have to pass more arguments to get things working well?
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