Gentle chrrutgers

The question is – is the file not being found because @INC isn't looking in the right place? Or because the file isn't on your system?

Do you know where bin/mozilla/login.pl is? If you don't know, do you know how to use the unix find command to find the file?

If the file is actually there, check the permissions. (not likely the problem, but still.)

Is the file in one of the directories in @INC? Probably not. If so, you can add a line to your file 

  use lib "/the/path/where/the/darn/thing/is/actually";

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or where ever you found it.

Or you could move the file into one of the places @INC is searching.

throop

In reply to Re: Error Can't locate bin/mozilla/login.pl in @INC by throop
in thread Error Can't locate bin/mozilla/login.pl in @INC by chrrutgers

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