Hi Monks.. I am a beginner in perl. I am trying to install perl modules from CPAN by downloading tar files (coz CPAN command methos causing me permission denied probles on my ubuntu machine even with the sudo command.) now I am successfully able to install the modules using tar files but issue is that they are installed not on the correct path, means it is not being considered by @INC array. so what I have to do, is to add those paths using BEGIN & unshift for each and every module.. something like below 

BEGIN {
unshift (@INC, "/home/eankuls/.cpan/build/Net-SSH-Perl-1.37-KSvjy6/bli
+b/lib");
unshift (@INC, "/home/eankuls/.cpan/build/Math-Pari-2.01080607-oiJwzq/
+blib/lib");
unshift (@INC, "/home/eankuls/.cpan/build/Math-Pari-2.01080607-oiJwzq/
+blib/lib");
unshift (@INC, "/home/eankuls/.cpan/build/Crypt-DH-0.07-B70AtC/blib/li
+b");
unshift (@INC, "/home/eankuls/.cpan/build/Digest-SHA1-2.13-lHIaOb/blib
+/lib");
}

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so is there any way so that they can install at the correct path? please let me know if you need more info. as I am new in perl and might be missing some necessary info. thanx

In reply to How to install (download) CPAN module on the correct path. by Anonymous Monk

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