Respected Monks,

I have installed Strawberry Perl 5.16.3 on my personal laptop and therefore installing a module is not a problem. However, I am planning to install Strawberry Perl on a few management servers. I just need a few modules, such as Net:SSH2, Excel::Writer::XLSX, MIME::Lite and a couple more.

I can copy the modules on the server and install them, but if these modules list out dependencies, then I'll have to do the same for the dependencies as well.

Is there a way that I can simply "copy" or "replicate" what I have on my laptop onto the Servers?

My plan is, to install all the required modules on my laptop, install Strawberry Perl on the servers and then move a few directories from my laptop to the servers so that I can use the modules.

Is this possible?

Perlpetually Indebted To PerlMonks

In reply to "Copying" Strawberry Perl Modules from my laptop to Servers. by perl514

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