"I saw this in the bash_profile some setting: /perl5.10/bin for CentOS 6."

What setting? Be specific when asking for help. How do I post a question effectively?.

"I am assuming this is where Perl executive are kept by default?"

Yes, the system perl lives there by default. Often people install their own perl elsewhere on the system and edit the PATH environment variable, so if someone had built perl in /perl5.10/bin on the 6.3 server, and edited the PATH variable giving precedence to /perl5.10/bin running which perl would show:

/perl5.10/bin/perl

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If modules are installed for this perl5.10 they won't show up under the system perl.

In reply to Re: /perl5.10/bin and linux by marto
in thread /perl5.10/bin and linux by yaklichk0719

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