Haukex - silly question but which folder do the two Perl scripts that you reference reside in once get_iplayer is installed? I see the files in my users folder however I'm not certain that these are the ones that are executed when I type get_iplayer in the terminal.

One further question. The app that I actually want to run is the web pvr manager for get_iplayer which is initialized by typing get_iplayer_web_pvr in the terminal. This brings up the web pvr in Safari. Are there any Perl scripts associated with the get_iplayer_web_pvr command that require to be modified to use the system version of Perl?

Thanks again for your help.

In reply to Re^2: Two Versions of Perl... (updated) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Two Versions of Perl...... by Anonymous Monk

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