Hoping someone could help me here ... (I really should run a linux box again at home like I did a few years ago!).

I have some 'untidy' entries in my @inc statement - directories that don't exist, from a CPAN install that went wrong.

How can I edit the @inc to properly reflect the paths that should be there? (Redhat Enterprise)


Thanks,


Clint.
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I'm not linux guru, but IMO you should likely set your path list.

Try this:
http://www.linuxheadquarters.com/howto/basic/path.shtml

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Webmaster33

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Hi,

Are these because perl was not built properly? Does perl -V show paths in @INC that don't exist? If so, the best solution is to reinstall/recompile perl so it doesn't do this.

Cheers,

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