For using on a website, I need to create a completely isolated Perl. Not just local::lib isolated module space. My first thought was using plenv install but it installs new Perl executable only under ${PLENV_ROOT}. What I need is to install to ~/public_html (or similar), e.g. ~/public_html/prog/env/bin/perl. And this new Perl executable would use ~/public_html/prog/env/lib as its @INC, and only that!

The web server is running in a different server and for security reasons home directories are not mounted. Whereas the web page directories are mounted to the system in which I use shell. Besides this, the web server is running a seriously limited OS and could be updated not in sync with the other system, including Perl versions. So I need to have everything the software needs in the disk with the web page.</p:

Currently this is not possible with plenv install. But could we make it so? Or is there an existing easy way? Instead of actually manually configuring and building Perl.

In reply to Truly Isolated Perl by mikkoi

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