in reply to Perl module installation as NON-ROOT

HPUX is problematic in my experience. Anything you want to do that has a standard approach on other *nix systems, has to be dealt with differently on HPUX. I don't know why you are seeing the problem you describe, but a quick google search using these parameters "installing perl modules on HPUX" pointed to some spots you may want to check out.

Based on the version of Perl that is being reported in the warning you posted, I am guessing that you are running an older version of HPUX. You might also want to talk to the sys admin (assuming it is not you) and see if there is a binary install available from one of the depots out there... . I know it is not much, but hope this little bit helps.

Good luck :-)

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Re^2: Perl module installation as NON-ROOT
by MidLifeXis (Monsignor) on Apr 24, 2007 at 18:01 UTC

    I work with HP-UX exclusively for my $employer. I have a custom Perl installation, and commonly specify PREFIX=/foo/bar on the Makefile.PL invocation.

    ~, IIRC, is a shell meta character, and does not get expanded in the middle of a line. Use /home/foo instead of ~foo when calling the Makefile.PL file.

    --MidLifeXis