The first question is: Do you have a shell account on the remote server?
if so you can bould the module with perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/where/you/can/put/it
as someone other suggested
I you just have an ftp account you should build and install on your machine, setting PREFIX accordingly and then ftp the whole directory tree on the server.

if you are lucky (eg. the module is a pure perl one or you compile it on the same architecture) it should work (provided you put 

use lib "/directory/where/module/is";

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before 
use Your::Brand::NewModule;

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)

In reply to Re: Using uninstalled modules by cianoz
in thread Using uninstalled modules by Anonymous Monk

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