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Check your license. Chances are you can distribute the Perl. If yes, make an installer (or use the one of Perl) to install Perl as your 'Runtime';-)
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Re: Re: How can I share PERL scripts ...
by andreychek (Parson) on Jun 27, 2001 at 22:44 UTC
    Distributing Perl would definitely be a good idea, as it is free, and then they have the opportunity to change the scripts and run them as necessary.

    Depending on the nature of your scripts though, it is always a possibility to make them available to your coworkers via a web browser. Linux comes with Apache, and you can easily set up PWS or IIS on a Windows box, and just make your scripts accessible that way. They could just fire up their browser, and browse out to the perl scripts on your computer. Have fun,
    -Eric