If you can justify the need for it and the importance thereof, surely your Linux/Unix Admin can install it for you or provide you with the necessary sudo access so you can do it yourself. That probably depends on various factors, ie if that's a production system, if change control needs to take place, if the security policy allows it etc etc...
Otherwise you will need to localise things to your account using local:lib Good luck On 16 August 2011 18:02, universe sheep <xydh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Without a root permission, I can't install perl module through normal way > such as CPAN. But I have to use this module(XML::Quote). > I have tried to copy the .pm file to my own lib directory directly, but it > says "can't locate loadable perl module ". > > Is there any other way to install perl modules without a root authority? > > Thanks. >
