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I will summarize my experiences in a single reply here

Running catalyst without the -r worked well enough for my development purposes.

I tried the various suggestions put forth:

$self->action_namespace
$c->req->path
$c->action->attributes->{NoAuth}

They all worked but I found setting :NoAuth attribute most suitable to my needs as it gave me the precision of labelling those few actions permitted without being logged in, without the need to specify the complete path to them (which might change as I build my site).

Thanks, everyone for your help. Much appreciated

In reply to Re^4: Catalyst controller comparison fails in Root controller auto() by smallvaluesof2
in thread Catalyst controller comparison fails in Root controller auto() by smallvaluesof2

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