Good Day I would like to ask if anybody here experienced Permission denied error upon the installation of perl module specifically the TemplatToolkit Module in ppm? I think the installation was successful however during the uninstallation of the temporary files the permission denied error occured Ive read some problems like this and the solution was write access was not permissible so the granting write access to the temporary directory by using chmod in Linux fixed it. However Im using Windows and the temporary directory was already given write access since Im logged in as Administrator. Does anybody here know the reason for this problem? and how can this be fixed? How come installation of other modules were successful? Thanks Chester

20040725 Edit by ysth: Change title from Perl Module Problem in Windows

In reply to ppm giving "Permission denied" error by cagaw

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