Hm, okay. Was this a change from an earlier version of Perl? I seem to remember having to put a Makefile.PL at every level when I wrote an app in 5.005. And it works on my laptop, which tells me that this might not be the root of the problem.

However, removing lib/Makefile.PL did work -- sort of. At least it's installing something. It's now doing this for every module: 
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/RE
+ADME
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/Ma
+kefile.PL
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/pm
+_to_blib
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/MA
+NIFEST
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/Ma
+kefile
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/Au
+toQuote.pm
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/Ch
+anges
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/t/
+02_test.t
Installing /usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker-AutoQuote/t/
+01_load.t

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In other words, it's installing the entire directory. What it should be installing instead is 
/usr/local/apache/cgi-lib/policymaker/PolMaker/AutoQuote.pm

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... so I'm clearly still going wrong somewhere. Ideas?

In reply to Re: Re: MakeMaker not installing any modules by janjan
in thread MakeMaker not installing any modules by janjan

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