Why would you need IT to install it on your PC? Just install Perl in your home directory and you can install all the CPAN modules you want. No root permissions required.

It's easy enough, just use Perlbrew

Generally, it's not a good idea to use the system perl for user tasks anyway (the same goes for python, nodejs, etc...), because then you and your system will be fighting over which module version is the "correct" version and you might break your system. Use a perl installation in your home directory.

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