Personally I think it is not a good idea to follow this upgrade advice and I have made a new clean install and added the modules I needed so they appeared in the perl/site/lib directory.

Indeed modules in perl/site/lib will mask modules in perl/lib. Given the chance that some modules in my (old) perl/site/lib were less recent than in the (new) perl/lib I did not take any risks here.

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to Re^5: [Inconsequential] Strawberry Perl and MM_Win32.pm by CountZero
in thread [Inconsequential] Strawberry Perl and MM_Win32.pm by syphilis

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