I know I'm going to get a lot of flack for using Windows, but in the real world you don't have a choice sometimes.

So I'm in a super secure environment on this server, and I'm trying to develop an internal website that will use some perl modules, like template toolkit. I'm relatively new to Perl, and I'm really not a great programmer, I just have this project to do so I have to pretend.

What I can do is transfer files to this server from my desktop computer.

Is there anything I can do to successfully install modules? The main module I'm looking to install right now is Template::Toolkit and dependencies, but I'd like a more universal soultion if possible.

In reply to Installing Perl Modules on W2K3 Server x64 without Internet access by was1984

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