but the libraries did not change... does that sound reasonable?
Well, MIME::Base64 has definitely changed - and the change has been only half-implemented. From perl-5.8.0 onwards (I think), MIME::Base64 has been part of core perl so re-compiling perl, as suggested by the admins, would fix the problem.
Another way to fix this particular problem would be to simply rebuild and reinstall MIME::Base64 (from CPAN source). But if there are a large number of other core perl modules that have been similarly affected then rebuilding perl might be the better option.
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how would i check to see what other modules have changed? not a sys admin or a perl person so i am trying to feel my way here.
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how would i check to see what other modules have changed?
It doesn't matter that a module might have changed, so long as the change was implemented correctly.
You can check for this specific problem by simply trying to "use" a module. In a script:
use MIME::Base64;
or from the command line:
perl -MMIME::Base64 -le 1
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