Is Moose installed? You may need to determine what modules you must have in a library path local to your application, and install those along with your application. See local::lib as a possible mechanism to do this. Alternatively, you can ask your vendor to install Moose (and every other module you want to use) for your application.

Once you have taken care of getting all necessary libraries available to your application, you will want to mull on whether or not you really want to tie your application to your OS's version of Perl. The OS version of Perl is tied to the OS's expectations. Changes to the OS version of perl to benefit your application can break the OS tools, and changes to the OS version of perl to benefit the OS tools can break your application. Decoupling your application from the OS is (at least in my opinion) a big win for anything larger than a toy script.

Your OS is also running a very old version of Perl. Some commonly used libraries do not even target anything below 5.10. You may want to ask your vendor if there is another version of Perl on this platform.

--MidLifeXis

In reply to Re^11: Module Path Problem by MidLifeXis
in thread Module Path Problem by bigup401

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