I have created my own module and placed it in /home/kcella/lib but cannot get perl to find it. The path has been added to @INC, spellig is correct, the use statement is present and permissions are 755. What else could I be missing? Output from execution: 
Can't locate Config/CronJob.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/cygwin/home/
+kcella/bin/../lib C:\Program Files\ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 6.0\lib\ 
+c:/Perl/site/lib c:/Perl/lib .) at C:\cygwin\home\kcella\bin\cronjobm
+an.pl line 16.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:\cygwin\home\kcella\bin\cronjob
+man.pl line 16.

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Output from ls on my module: 
$ ls -l /home/kcella/lib/Config/CronJob/CronJob.pm 
-rwxr-xr-x 1 kcella None 1259 Jan  7 21:26 /home/kcella/lib/Config/Cro
+nJob/CronJob.pm

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Yes, I know I am using Activestate perl on cygwin. There is only one copy of the interpreter and I have already dealt with the issues for path conversion. Another odd thing, if I copy the module to c:/Perl/site/lib it works without any errors.

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