Maybe, you can edit the system wide perl customization file?
Run the following one liner to see if your Perl installation was compiled supporting this hook: 

 perl -MConfig -e 'print $Config{usesitecustomize} ? "yes, edit $Confi
+g{sitelib}/sitecustomize.pl" : "no luck", "\n"'

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Then, in ..../sitecustomize.pl: 

  use lib qw(/my/preferred/dir);
  print "SITECUSTOMIZE: INC: @INC\n" if $ENV{DEBUG_SITECUSTOMIZE}; # j
+ust for fun

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However, users can prevent loading this file using the -f switch (see perlrun). If this is not acceptable, you need to compile your own perl executable as other monks already suggested.

In reply to Re: Add directry to @INC system wide by Perlbotics
in thread Add directry to @INC system wide by myforwik

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