Hi there
I had some problems of lacking modules on the production server where Im developing a "logwatcher", Advised by Fletch I used PAR by using my laptop as a linux workstation for development and packed what I needed after I was done.
The first line of the script contains the use package line: 
use PAR 'getlogs.par';

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But when I try to run it he goes searching for the package at @INC....
# perl get.pl
Can't locate PAR.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/perl5/5.6.1/lib/sun4-so...etecetera

Im using perl v5.6.1 on Solaris 9.
Can someone hint me on this.
Generating a compiled executable its complicated for my because I would need a Solaris Sparc Server to do it which I haven't....
Thanks in advance.
Nuno A

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