I have managed to solve this problem by using cpan instead of cpanm

I deleted perlbrew, perl-5.20.3 and all the modules installed for Moose and started again.

I re-installed perlbrew and perl-5.20.3 and used cpan to install Moose

It did not work first time, for some reason cpan just stopped and returned to the command prompt soon after starting without any error message. I executed again the command to install Moose and this time it ran all the way through to the 'success' message

There were quite a few 'module not found' messages in the output but so far they have not caused any errors.

In reply to Re^2: @INC not providing path to modules by OpenSpace
in thread @INC not providing path to modules by OpenSpace

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