The problem is that linux (RedHat9.0) think that my perl version is 5.8.7 and he is write. 
root@vega [~]# perl -v

This is perl, v5.8.7 built for i686-linux

Copyright 1987-2005, Larry Wall

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But, WebHostManager (Cpanel) still saying me, that I'm using perl 5.8.1. And the costomers of that server still using perl-5.8.1 I suppose.

I think, that after upgrading perl in write directory Cpanel will understand that my perl version is 5.8.7. Or not? May be I should find some spetial modules for the Cpanel to make it understand which version of perl am I using?

If I'll make now this sym link what does it gives to me? Linux already knows that my perl had upgreted

One more quetion about /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl. After upgrading there was only one empty directory /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux. Is this normal? I suppose that I shouldn't copying all the files there from /usr/local/lib/perl5/5.8.7 ? Schould I remove them now from i686-linux/ and from 5.8.7/ ?
This helps U to understand me: 
root@vega [/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7]# ls
./          Config/     FreezeThaw.pm  LWP/         Module/          T
+ext/
../         DBIx/       Hook/          lwpcook.pod  Net/             T
+ime/
Algorithm/  Devel/      HTML/          LWP.pm       Number/          T
+ree/
Apache/     Error.pm    HTTP/          lwptut.pod   prefork.pm       U
+RI/
auto/       Exception/  i686-linux/    Mail/        Regexp/          U
+RI.pm
Bundle/     ExtUtils/   IO/            MIME/        set-version.pl*  W
+WW/
Cache/      File/       Locale/        MLDBM/       Sub/             X
+ML/
Class/      Font/       Log/           MLDBM.pm     Test/

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root@vega [/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux]# ls
./       Attribute/  Compress/  DBI.pm   Mysql/     Roadmap.pod       
+ Want.pm
../      auto/       DBD/       Digest/  Mysql.pm*  RT_SiteConfig.pm* 
+ Win32/
Apache/  Bundle/     DBI/       HTML/    Params/    Term/             
+ XML/

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I think that I'll better reinstall perl. I have all chnses now to delete something important. So I decided to remove all the files from /usr/local/lib/perl5/ and reinstall perl again. Stop me plz. if I wrong.
-- wbr damian

In reply to Re^2: Upgrading Perl by dam1an
in thread DBD::MySQL by dam1an

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