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If you have version 1.13+, you can copy it in, and use berrybrew register to register it. If you don't have that version, copy the directory, then edit the data/perls_custom.json file in the berrybrew installation directory, and make it look something like (where ver: is the actual version number as downloaded):

[
  {
    "name": "whatever_you_want",
    "url": "",
    "file": "",
    "csum": "",
    "ver": "5.22.3"
  }
]
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If you have existing custom perls, then that needs to be appended to the others. This new version will then be considered a legit "custom" version.

In reply to Re^3: berrybrew installation by stevieb
in thread berrybrew installation by Cow1337killr

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