Hi JAPH win32 masters,

Analyzed some perl's that are already installed on servers within the network, which already have the modules pre-installed within the embedded version. I was wondering if I can copy the perl modules file structure from the server and put them on my local machine without having to run dmake, cpan install or ppm at all?

I already wrote code that works in this environment, but need to transport it to my localmachine so I can put it on my task scheduler and automate these mundane ldap/sql extract csv reports ASAP

Sad to report I find myself with my hands cuffed behind my back and my shoe laces tied together, as one can imagine typing with my nose isn't fun. Don't have administrative rights on my local machine and this product bit9 is installed on my Windows7 localmachine. I've managed to get approval to have active state perl and komodo installed locally, but when I run a "cpan install Net::LDAP::LDIF" for example (even as administrator) it gets blocked by bit9 when running dmake. Working to have dmake whitelisted and was looking into using mklink /j on windows to make a junction to network share on c:\perl\site\lib\auto\dmake to a network path unless there's a simpler way.

Thanks Monks, you never disappoint!!
your knowledge sharing and support has always set me free!

Thank You!
- 3dbc

In reply to perl module install as non admin w/ bit9 blocking dmake by 3dbc

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