You raise some very good points: I completely failed to run make realclean (or indeed, make steps to find out that I'd need to do that!)

Math::Pari that's built for ActivePerl won't work at all with Cygwin's perl.

Indeed: I was going to just switch to using ActivePerl entirely, if it was going to get things working and otherwise function identically; this is for a few small scripts at work, so I'm not too fussed about the environment (yet), though keeping things in Cygwin is preferable for homogeneity's sake.

Using Net::OpenSSH or Net::SSH2 sounds like a much better idea! I had only scratched the surface of the SSH modules, it seems. :)

Thanks!

Anne

In reply to Re^2: Fun (pain) installing Math::Pari on cygwin. by anneli
in thread Fun (pain) installing Math::Pari on cygwin. by anneli

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