----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Wilhelm" > > $ perl -e 'use Inline; print Inline->VERSION, "\n";' > 0.44 > > $ PERL_INLINE_DIRECTORY='/tmp/inline test' perl inline_use.pl > Can't open /tmp/inline/config for output. > No such file or directory >
Interesting that Robert was getting "permission denied". Still - it sounds like the same problem. If the problem persists, avoid directories with spaces and see if that makes any difference. Cheers, Rob
