Hello,
i am developing a Perl program that i would like to be able to run on several Virtual Machines (with VirtualBox).
I want to run exactly the same program on all machines.

Question about Perl installation :
- Do i have to install Perl on each of the virtual machines?
- Or can i just install it once on the host machine, and then use it on all the virtual machines ?
- Would i have to install Perl in a shared folder?

And about my program :
- Will i have to copy it to every virtual machine every time i change it ? - Or is there any hope to have it in only one place (a shared folder) and run it from each machine?

Last question: I don't need to run it at the same time on several machines, but am wondering if it would be possible.

Thank you :o)

In reply to VirtualBox and Perl installation(s) by mascip

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