Thanks Perlbotics.

• Yes - the INST_FILEs really do exist with permissions 755 :)
• There are... but I'm referencing the right version (I am defaulted to 5.8.8)
• There is no PERL5LIB environment variable specified... should one always be specified?
• It turned up another file where the permission was restricted for non-root user -- /usr/lib64/perl5/5.8.8/x86_64-linux-thread-multi/perllocal.pod -- should this be corrected as well?
  And, did you mean to swap the permissions around? Looks like it's the same two find commands repeated twice(?) I can see these commands being very helpful, so thanks again :)

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