Hi all, today I had some runtime problem with perl, I don't remember exactly the message/warning anyway I searched a bit and I discover it was caused by a version mismath between perl and his compiled libraries, it was certainly feasible because my os was upgrade and I had installed some libraries with CPAN. Anyway I searched a bit on internet and without deeping further I tried to recompile the dynamic libraries with cpan -r It had compiled against a lot of libraries (I discover after launching the command it was reading @INC to evaluate all the libraries) I run the command as a normal user (not in the wheel group and without posix capabilities set) I'm wondering if the impacted libraries was written only in my home directories ~/perl5/lib*. Now I'm experiencing some random crash of perl process. Is there a way to revert the recompilation? Is it enough to drop the libraries in my home directories? Is there any tracks of the cpan recompilation process (some log/history)? Regards Luca

In reply to dynamic module recompilation by luca31

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