Why registerNs when you don't have to? 
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::LibXML;
use Data::Dump qw/ dd pp /;

Main( @ARGV );
exit( 0 );

sub Main {
    my $dom = XML::LibXML->new(
        qw/ recover 2 /
    )->load_xml(
        location => shift || q{ravi06-05.xml},
    );
    
    print $_->nodePath,"\n" for $dom->findnodes(q{//@xlink:href});
    print $_->nodePath,"\n" for $dom->findnodes(q{//book:locator/@xlin
+k:href});
}
__END__
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[1]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[2]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[3]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:meta/book:author/book:a
+ffiliation/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:meta/book:affiliation/b
+ook:locator/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[1]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[2]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:locator[3]/@xlink:href
/book:bookResource/book:book/book:chapter/book:meta/book:affiliation/b
+ook:locator/@xlink:href

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In reply to Re^2: Not able to register namespace in XML::LibXML on Linux. (or die) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Not able to register namespace in XML::LibXML on Linux. by ravi06

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