Why do I want to do it? I have three systems running here:
  1. a production (external) web server, with Apache, mod_perl, EmbPerl and similar stuff.
  2. A production (internal) system, with a number of Perl applications and our intranet server
  3. My development box
The development box now has a number of modules on it that I put on, kicked around with, and decided not to make use of. However, we try to keep all three systems in sync as far as versions, software installed and so on. I want to make sure that the development server can have stuff removed that I don't wish to run in production.

In reply to Re: Re: Removing Modules by Maclir
in thread Removing Modules by Maclir

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