I was attempting to synchronize my development/test environment with the actual production environment and the autobundle option in the CPAN.pm module wasn't working the way I thought it would.

Here is the setup:
We have a development network (1 server, 4 workstations) that has had many Perl modules installed to facilitate our system. I was using the CPAN.pm module to do all admining of said modules. Well... I was under the impression I could take the snapshot file created bycpan> autobundleand place it into the production network ( 40 workstations ) and runperl -MCPAN 'install Bundle::Snapshot_2000_05_30_00'But it doesn't work completely. I had to install a few by hand. So I pose the question:
Does anyone have some wisdom to share regarding keeping the modlist sync'd between dev and production environments?

TIA

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