in reply to Issue with @INC

Take a look at perl lost its modules!, and specifically the reply Re: perl lost its modules!.

cpan Manip.pm

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You want:

cpan Date::Manip

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or better if you have cpanm:

cpanm Date::Manip

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Re^2: Issue with @INC
by sidmuchrock (Novice) on Oct 14, 2019 at 19:24 UTC

    That was indeed my first stop. However I'm not making the connection. I've got no PERL5LIB.

    [SiDMBP2:~] urinine% echo $PERL5LIB
PERL5LIB: Undefined variable.

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    I'm just not sure where the @INC gets set, and the examples on that site such as:

    $ PERL5LIB=/tmp/foo perl -M-lib=/tmp/foo -le 'print for @INC'

    will remove the offender temporarily, but 5 seconds later a print of @INC shows its back.

    I appreciate your help. Thanks.
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      I've not used MacOS since it was called OS X, this is perhaps out of date, my gut says it probably is. For your perl related problem I'd suggest leaving the system perl alone, install your own perl elsewhere on the system. perlbrew or just INSTALL giving it a prefix.

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