Are you a Sys Admin? Do you hate perl? Well, For those of you out there who might not be perl hackers, and for perl hackers who have multiple perl installs, and for people who use CPAN.pm in general, this script is for you.

Usage comments in script. Invaluable for fixing module and path conflicts with multiple (or borked) perl installs.

# incdebug.pl

# usage:
# /path/to/perl/to/debug/perl incdebug.pl

# example:
# /usr/local/bin/perl incdebug.pl
# /home/joebob/bin/perl incdebug.pl

local $"=$/;
print "@INC";

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