in reply to Installing Net::LDAP module.

What robartes said, plus:

Check that root's @INC is the same as the user's @INC.

Use   perl -V to see it.

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Re: Re: Installing Net::LDAP module.
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 02, 2002 at 21:19 UTC
    They are the same. For some reasons, subdirectories created in @INC while installing modules are default executable. Can I change this? It's annoying to have to go chmod every directory manually.
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      This is getting slightly un-Perly, but have a look at umask to set default access rights on newly created directories and files. You should find it in your friendly neighbourhood manpages.

      Of course, Perl being what it is, it provides a umask function. Check out the documentation.

      CU
      Robartes-

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