Hi all you venerable people ,

I've found many postings regarding the identification of the determination of installed modules on a system (using perlmodlib et al), but I can't find anything that seems to address the problem I have whereby I have been tasked with establishing the as-installed core perl configuration (a complete list of the core modules and their versions) for a vanilla version of an old perl (5.10.1) running on a remote, inaccessible machine but I don't have sufficient access to any of the available machines to be able to download and build the source.

Would anyone know if there are such listings (of core modules and versions) available on the interweb or alternatively, have any ideas as to how I might achieve this singular goal ?

TIA & best rgds to all ,

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to perlmodlib - with a difference ? by Bloodnok

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