If you don't have write permissions in the perl folders, you'll need to get your sysadmin to do it. I suspect HTML::Parser is not a core module. Check out CPAN for corelist; it doesn't show up as a core module (under ActiveState reinstalled.

Alternatively, you can try adding the path to HTML::Parser module with 

use lib /path_with_HTML::Parser/;
use HTML::Parser;

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but this won't work if the person running the program doesn't have access to the /path_with_HTML_Parser.

My first suggestion would be to have your sysadmin install HTML::Parser.

emc

" When in doubt, use brute force." — Ken Thompson

In reply to Re: Problems after Perl was updated on FreeBSD. by swampyankee
in thread Problems after Perl was updated on FreeBSD. by techcode

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