Oh wise monks, I have created a utility that I will want to take to a customers location and run from their servers. Many customers have a problem installing perl modules, mostly due to firewall constraints. What is the best way for me to package the modules I need so that they can be installed from media I bring with me? I'm especially interested in figuring out how to download all the dependencies, it occurs to me that cpanm must put them somewhere, but I'm not sure if they get left around anywhere. The modules I need are

• DBD::CSV
• XML::Simple
• File::Slurp
• Moose

If I can package up all the tar files for these and their dependent modules I think I can figure out the install process from there, just not sure if this is the best way to address this issue, or how to go about finding all the dependencies. Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

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