> Unfortunately we're still running Solaris on this specific Server which makes everything about Perl-Modules a nightmare

Does this mean you're using the Solaris-supplied version of Perl rather than building your own? I strongly agree with Fletch on this one:

If you're doing anything serious with Perl you DO NOT want to use the OS' perl as that way lies much pain. Doing so couples you tightly to the OS' upgrade schedule for both the language and (if you're using its package manager for them) CPAN modules.

-- Fletch in Re: Prefer Pure Perl Core Modules

See also: Re: Replicate Perl setup (Building and Installing Perl References)

In reply to Re^5: Storable - File empties itself? by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Storable - File empties itself? by feumw

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