Greetings, bangor.

What shell area you using? Like sh, bash, csh, tcsh, zsh, etc. Chances are you should be able to simply open your terminal app, and do 

$PATH

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This will likely emit a long string. Which will contain all the directories within your search %PATH. Are any of the directories that you indicate your failed install(s) are complaining about, in the string of directories $PATH told you about?

You do know that perlbrew messes with your {ENV}vironment, don't you? You should already have a "system" Perl installed -- that which the OS installed, as part of it's base. Your ENV determines which Perl is used, whenever you type "perl" in your terminal.

At this point, I can't help but think your ENV is hosed. Not that it can't be corrected. But you will need to know which Perl you're running under. Because it makes all the difference, when using Perl, and when, and where to install Modules, and their dependencies.

HTH

--Chris

Yes. What say about me, is true.

In reply to Re^3: Installing external libraries for perlbrew perl by taint
in thread Installing external libraries for perlbrew perl by bangor

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