Hi Folks,

I have a Perl NT login script that runs fine on a few machines (Perl
installed), but I can't get the script to run if the client doesn't have Perl
installed locally.   I'm attempting to have the client machines attach to the
Perl share on the server and run the script, but it seems to have a problem
trying sorting out the "Use Win32;" line in the script.  I've mapped the Perl
share to  drive letter, P:, then modified the path statement for the client
machines to include P:\bin, P:\lib and it still can't locate Win32.pm.  Any
idea what gives?   Thanks in advance.

-- Mark

Put:

BEGIN {

at the start of your script.

--
Jaime Metcher

Normally you would use unshift here, because most likely you want
those directories to appear before the other ones.

In that case just use the lib pragma, which was specifically created
for this:

use lib qw( p:/bin p:/lib );

Martien
--
Martien Verbruggen                  |
Interactive Media Division          | I think there is a world market for
Commercial Dynamics Pty. Ltd.       | maybe five computers. --Thomas Watson,
NSW, Australia                      | chairman IBM, 1943

Yes.

Maybe.  If the perl executable isn't sitting on top of its libraries it
won't find lib.pm either.  I wonder if perl.exe is in P:\?  And what

--
Jaime Metcher