>  I guess perhaps it is caused by privileges, apache user can not invisit the part which owner is root. 

If that's the case ...

What are the acccess rights of the directories and files in /home/phillip/perl5/lib/perl5 ?

IIRC files must be readable o+r , directories read and executable o+rx

See man chmod for details.

update

On another note: you should consider using a clean installation and not mixing system and private installations.

And please fix the missing code tag in your post

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re: Apache/CGI fcould not use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel by LanX
in thread Apache/CGI fcould not use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel by PhillipHuang

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