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<node id="998806" title="Re^4: &quot;deinistall&quot; DateTime" created="2012-10-12 20:58:04" updated="2012-10-12 20:58:04">
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bart</author>
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There are some tricks one could use the see what modules are installed most recently. 

&lt;p&gt;You can check the "ctime" of those module files. Unless you did something funky to your filesystem, this should be quite a reliable source for candidate modules to uninstall.

&lt;p&gt;And &lt;c&gt;perldoc perllocal&lt;/c&gt; lists the contents of &lt;c&gt;perllocal.pod&lt;/c&gt;, which ought to be updated with new module additions, including date of installation, with every installation using [doc://CPAN], and hopefully, with replacements of [doc://CPAN], too. (I think I recall that that PPM, (originally) ActiveState's alternative module installer for Windows, doesn't update it.)</field>
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