in reply to Can't locate in @INC

Things to check:

  1. There's definitely a file called $dir/lesenfantsterribles.pm for some $dir that's in your @INC. Can you confirm this?

  2. The case matches your use statement. use Foo will load Foo.pm but use fOO will load fOO.pm... unless you're on a case-insensitive filesystem, which you are probably not.

  3. Let's say the module is /usr/share/perl5/lesenfantsterribles.pm. Then check /usr/share/perl5/lesenfantsterribles.pm is readable by whatever user the web server is running under. Also check /usr/share/perl5/, /usr/share/, /usr/, and / are readable and executable by that same user. Even if the permissions look right, check they can actually be read. Try using cat or less to view the file contents.

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Re^2: Can't locate in @INC
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 31, 2023 at 11:50 UTC
    Thank you. I can definitely confirm querstions 1 and 2. This error has occurred on all 8 sites running on that host - not just one and the modules all have lower case names to avoid spelling mistakes - and some have been running over 10 years. I don't see how they can't be useable/readable as both the directories and the modules have 0755. I know almopst nothing of unix and as far as I know there is no "command line" anywhere. I think I'll write a snippet to read the module as a file to check
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