I'm not getting on well these days. I need to install a PPM module (wxPerl) on a Win2k system where I do not have administrator priveleges. PPM attempts to install it into the standard directory, but of course, it fails with a permmission denied error. So, I need to install the module into a directory where I have read/write permissions.

I've looked at the Activestate PPM documentation but it hasn't answered my question. I searched Google and found a document explaining how to alter the 'sitelib' path, but this isn't much help either since I have to edit Config.pm for this. (And won't have permission for that either!)

Any help would be appreciated.

In reply to Install PPM packages to a specific directory by SuperCruncher

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