Hi there

When I try to run a run a sample srcript with Win32:Dirsize call I get the error: Can't locate Win32/DirSize.pm in @INC

I use: Windows 2008- 64 bits and Perl 5.20.1.1-32bit

I did run cmd as administrator and used the commands

cpan
install Win32::DirSize

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Output: 
cpan> install Win32::DirSize.pm
Running install for module 'Win32::DirSize'
  ARICH/Win32-DirSize-1.13.tar.gz
  Has already been unwrapped into directory C:\STRAWB~1\cpan\build\Win
+32-DirSize-1.13-UTo9oV
  ARICH/Win32-DirSize-1.13.tar.gz
  Has already been prepared
  ARICH/Win32-DirSize-1.13.tar.gz
  Has already been made
  ARICH/Win32-DirSize-1.13.tar.gz
  Has already been tested successfully
  ARICH/Win32-DirSize-1.13.tar.gz
  Already done

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Code used

use strict;  
use Win32::DirSize;
 
my $Result = dir_size(
  "C:\\TEMP",
  my $DirInfo, # this stores the directory information
);

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What seems to be the problem?

In reply to Can't locate Win32/DirSize.pm in @INC by gepebril69

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