Hi Thomas,
first thanks to Peter Eisengrein and another user (that name i dont
know). With their Methods some scripts run now.
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I recompile perl on Solaris machines all the time, with no problems.
What do you mean by the programs "don't start"? What's the output of perl
-V? Can you execute your old programs by typing "perl progname"?
- Mark.
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Can you install the new version somewhere else and then have two versions?
If so, you should be able to change the shebang appropriately, i.e.:
#!/usr/bin/perl ### old scripts
#!/usr/bin/newperl/perl ### new scripts
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Tom,
You have to put /usr/local/bin in your path before /usr/bin
PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
export PATH
I typically set this in the /etc/profile and have not had any adverse
effects from doing so.
Also, you can specifically path your perl scripts by doing
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
-Original Me
Hi all,
i have the following Problem. Solaris has a Perl Version (5.6.1)
installed. But this Version was not compiled with gcc so i decided to
install an own Version of Perl. The Problem now is, that older Programms
look at /usr/bin/perl (which is now linked to the newer Version) and
don't st
