Keith Keller wrote:

> For CPAN users, you'd also want to allow /usr/lib/perl5 to be a mount
> point/symlink (or remember to mount -w before installing from CPAN).

Oh, yeah, and I suppose the same is true for Python when it comes
to installing modules for that as well. I almost never use Python,
so the stock Slcakware packages are fine for me for that, but Perl I
always use a locally installed version, and so completely forget that
this would be a problem, but you're right. It needs to be considered.
(just the "site_perl" directory needs to be symlinked, right?)

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Systems and Network analyst Concordia University
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