Can't locate lib.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /volumes/v1/qedms/opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.14.1/sun4-solaris /volumes/v1/qedms/opt/perl/lib/site_perl/5.14.1 /volumes/v1/qedms/opt/perl/lib/5.14.1/sun4-solaris /volumes/v1/qedms/opt/perl/lib/5.14.1 .)

You'll be getting that error whenever you run a script that tries to load the lib.pm module.
Now, lib.pm ships as standard with perl, so I can think of only two reasons that this error might occur:
1) @INC is no longer correctly set;
2) lib.pm has been removed from its original location.

I would guess that the problem is 2), not 1) ... but there's no way I can be sure about that.
One would expect that lib.pm would *not* have originally been installed in any path that contains "site_perl", as such paths are usually reserved for *non-standard* modules ... so, we're left to guess that lib.pm would have been originally in one of the other @INC locations.

The good news is that, AFAIK, lib.pm is a pure perl module - so just grab it from anywhere and stick it in any one of the @INC locations, and all should be fine. (It doesn't really matter which @INC directory it's put in.)

The bad news is "what else went missing ??" ;-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: error about INC by syphilis
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