Hmm, you're probably run into issues with userelocatableinc . It was enabled by default for perl version >= 5.15.5 and worked fine on Mac/Linux, but apparently it has issues on other platforms.

For now you may try to re-install perl-5.16.1 again by doing 

PERLBREW_CONFIGURE_FLAGS="-de" perlbrew install perl-5.16.1

[download]

(After a `perlbrew uninstall perl-5.16.1` -- that essentially rm -rf the directory.)

However I believe if you put full path shebang in your programs it should be good to run. It's just the perlbrew switching function that does not work well.

In reply to Re^3: Trouble getting perlbrew working on Solaris machine by gugod
in thread Trouble getting perlbrew working on Solaris machine by mje

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