Perhaps, you could try to install them with ppm or the module CPAN by a cgi-script. But there are several problems to solve:

• For installation of most modules, you probably need root access. Perhaps, you could do so with sudo or the like (don't know about).
• Then do try to execute some commands, e.g.:
  

    unless (open (PPM, "ppm install My::Module 2>&1 |")){
      print "Error in executing ppm: $!\n";
    }
    else {
      print "The result was: <HR>\n";
      print <PPM>;
      close (PPM);
    }
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  or use perl -MCPAN -e "install My::Module" instead of the ppm install - line. But you may get problems if you have to enter something. Maybe you could use the module Expect instead of the simple pipe-open...
• Take care that nobody else can execute this cgi-script (e.g. with .htaccess)

But I have never tried to do it this way.

Best regards,
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