I have a FC10 development environment running perl 5.10.0

Generating packages for deployment via: pp -F Bleach -C -P -d - o pname pname.pl

results in an executable that works fine on the dev system but moving it to a ubuntu 10.10 production system causes problems.

To be sure, I have removed the native perl 5.10.1 from ubuntu and replaced it with 5.10.0 and updated all the cpan packages against it Nevertheless, running the any module (ie pname) results in the error:

./pname: symbol lookup error: /tmp/par-me/temp-20999/xxxxxxxxxx.so undefined symbol: Perl_Istack_sp_ptr

I really need to avoid recreating the dev system as its too much work (thats the point of using pp)

What is going on?

All help gratefully received

Update:

a simple hello world program works but placing a 'use DBI' above it causes the same error.

Using other modules results in the same or similar errors

Using Parallel::Pvm results in a undefined symbol: Perl_Gthr_key_ptr

In reply to Error: perl_istack_sp_ptr Undefined from migrated PAR by Vlad, the IM-perler

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