Thank you. That's a little bit over my head though. I'm guessing it has something to do with making sure the environment is right for cron. Which I've been doing by adding libs.

The enviroment is a variable, in perl you access it through %ENV.

I think the problem might actually be that the XS version of Scalar::Util somehow needs to be run through the C compiler. Which cron can't get to. I think.

No, not at all. Once a module is installed, its available. When installing it might need a compiler, like Scalar::Util, but after it is installed, compiler isn't involved.

In reply to Re^3: Getting Moose &/or Net::Twitter to work from cron. by Anonymous Monk
in thread Getting Moose &/or Net::Twitter to work from cron. by Zeno Izen

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