Well I tried to put the Socket6.pm in the same location as INET6.pm, which I added in a similar manner as Socket6.pm, and its having no problems being found. It's the call to Socket6.pm from INET6.pm that is generating the issue.

Tried your paths and it didn't work, but I don't have the auto directory and the SO file since this is a distro that gets moved around, its not a Perl install on the machine. I actually added this into my own ../Perl/Lib directory with the same package info as my own modules that are found without issue, and it generates the "can't load loadable object for module..." error.

Not even sure where I can go with this unless I try and install the module locally then move the files to my own distro and see if that works.

In reply to Re^2: can't locate object method bootstrap by gokuraku
in thread can't locate object method bootstrap by gokuraku

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