no altering the servers in any way I cannot as my own
ID..
Well, you can always install into your own directories by
running 'perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/home/myhomedirectory/perl/lib', and then
making sure that the directories and files are readable by everyone, and using
'use lib qw(/home/myhomedirectory);' in all the scripts you
write (that's assuming you're doing the make/make test/make install
thing instead of using the CPAN module or downloading an
ActiveState PPM or ...?) :-)
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