Anyone know where my problem could be

You've copied site/lib/Sub/Name.pm across ok, but you haven't copied site/lib/auto/Sub/Name/Name.dll (the "loadable object" that cannot be located) across.

Anyone know the most reliable way of downloading modules and their dependencies on ActiveState perl without PPM?

If you have an internet connection, you should be able to get PPM working. Otherwise the best way is to get a compiler (eg the freely available MinGW) and a make utility (eg the freely available dmake) and build and install the modules from CPAN source - but you'll still need to be able to download the CPAN source.

UPDATE: Follow jand's advice instead of the link I provided below.

You can also download PPM packages to your machine without using PPM itself, then perform a local PPM install. For the 5.8.x packages, go here - I don't have a link to the 5.10 packages but it shouldn't be hard to find.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: ActiveState Module Install Without PPM by syphilis
in thread ActiveState Module Install Without PPM by ~~David~~

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