I'm not using debian linux, I guess the reason I do not have apt-get.

What does UTSL stand for?

Where would I set the environment variable TEMP or TMP? How do I adjust which /tmp directory PAR uses? I do not see anything in Makefile.PL.

Update: I looked into the code and found PAR_TEMP. Trying to set that now.

Shite. Its not working. I've set PAR_TEMP with declare -x PAR_TEMP=/home/andrew/tmp but it doesn't seem to pick it up. It is still trying to write to /tmp exactly as before. It looks like that code was just touched by the author in the last revision, maybe it is still broken? Or maybe I am doing something wrong?

Update 2: OK, I've finally got it recoginizing the temp directory. Now its passing at least some tests. Still failing 23 of the t/2-pp.t tests.

Update 3: I've isolated the first failing test here: 

OUTPUT FROM make test TEST_VERBOSE=1
# [420]sub pp_hello_1 cannot open a pipe for  ./a.out 2>&1 |

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The code for that is here: 

  if (!(open (CMD_STDOUT_AND_STDERR, "$cmd 2>&1 |"))){
    close(PIPE_LOGFILE);
        $$message_ref = "\n\[420\]sub $test_name_string cannot " .
                        "open a pipe for $cmd 2>&1 |\n";
        return (EXIT_FAILURE);
  }

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Added a dump of $! to $$message_ref error string. Gave me 

# [420]sub pp_hello_1 cannot open a pipe for  ./a.out 2>&1 |
# ($! = Permission denied)
#

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Permission denied? Why would you get a permission denied from the open command? -Andrew.

Andrew Tomazos  |  andrew@tomazos.com  |  www.tomazos.com

In reply to Re^2: PAR::Heavy failed to map segment by tomazos
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