Esteemed Monks,

In this node, I was helped to find an issue with the version of a module my hosting company provides. I have installed the latest and greatest version of the problem module (CGI::Session) in my local lib, and set use lib to the correct path.

The issue now is that the hosting company has a problematic install of the module, but their module directory has precedence in @INC. Their module is discovered and called first each time. Is it possible to change this, or am I over a barrel until the issue is fixed on the server side? I assume not, after all, perl makes the impossible things possible, (or something like that)

As always, thanks for your wisdom
digger

In reply to Precedence in @INC by digger

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