I'm experimenting now with CGI::Builder framework.

Even though

hesco@marcus2:~$ ls /home/hesco/sandbox/DistroPrsRls/lib/DistroPrsRls_
+cbf.pm -alht
-rwxr-xr-x 1 hesco hesco 48K 2006-02-12 08:44 /home/hesco/sandbox/Dist
+roPrsRls/lib/DistroPrsRls_cbf.pm

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But when I run perl -wc on the script seeking this module, I still get an error reading:
Can't locate DistroPrsRls_cbf.pm in @INC (@INC contains: '/home/hesco/
+sandbox/DistroPrsRls/lib' (etc.)

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I'm baffled. Why can't my library be found?

Updated to reflect no change given
inclusion of strict, warnings and diagnostics

The script doing the calling reads:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

use lib(qw{'/home/hesco/sandbox/DistroPrsRls/lib'});
use DistroPrsRls_cbf;
my $dpr = DistroPrsRls_cbf->new();
$dpr->process();

exit;

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-- Hugh

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