in reply to running Perl 6 from a network share?

If all your server and workstations run compatible versions of Windows, you could give that share a drive-letter and for all purposes every server and workstation would think the shared-drive is part of its own system. So there is no reason why it would not work.

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(OT) Re^2: running Perl 6 from a network share?
by Argel (Prior) on Mar 21, 2007 at 01:16 UTC
    Technically speaking, mapped drives are not transparent to the application and some will complain about using a network share. If you you need to fool an application then the 'subst' command usually works. I do not think it matters in this case but I did not want anyone to get the wrong impression.
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