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in thread How do you distribute your Perl application to your customers?

You've still not detailed any problems you've had using pp. Unless you tell us what is going wrong, we can't advise beyond suggesting reading the pp documentation and the website. We'd rather not have to guess or extract the information from you piecemeal. See How do I post a question effectively?.

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Re^5: How do you distribute your Perl application to your customers?
by kg (Acolyte) on Jan 12, 2010 at 13:32 UTC
    Since I am posting to the par mailing list, asking there about details, I didn't want to bug you with the same problems and questions. Therefore the general "what would you do" approach. Please tell me what you think about this.
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      While I've used pp for several years I don't follow the par mailing list, so am unable to help you there. How do I post a question effectively? suggests that if posting here, you provide operating system/Perl distrubution and version numbers (some of this you've already provided), example code (or a minimal example which recreates your problem), any example data (perhaps not pertinant in this case) and any errors you recieve.

      Ideally you'd post an example script, the pp command you use you create the exe and the error(s) which occur.

      General "what would you do" style questions are fine, however in cases where there is a specific issue it's always better to make it easier for people to help you by giving them the information they need to make an informed reply.

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        You are right, and I will do so in the future for a specific question or problem.

        With this node I wanted to know other ways to achieve what I had in mind and not be stuck with pp in case I couldn't make it work at all.

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