If you get a nice packaged solution post it!

Hey, I just updated my post above with the issue. It turns out matching the ./Configure flags to the system Perl was indeed the solution. The problem was that I was improperly testing the new build with a script that was pointing to an older, faulty build of Perl. Pointing the script to the new build with all of the ./Configure flags properly done corrected all of the issues.

Also, I appreciate the sympathy for lack of Internet. Lots of people simply reply "That's a dumb solution, why aren't you doing this and this instead" without taking into consideration the limitations that the programmer is forced to deal with as part of the job.

In reply to Re^2: Can I re-use modules compiled with a different build of Perl, but with the same version number on the same machine? by neuty
in thread Can I re-use modules compiled with a different build of Perl, but with the same version number on the same machine? by neuty

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