Most welcome.
Please let us know how it goes. It'd be nice to get feedback from a cPanel user, as we usually don't hear back after there's been advice given.
I've been writing my own modules lately that rely deeply on knowing about both dependencies and reverse dependencies, so if you have any further questions or issues, you know what to do (it may press me to dig deeper for my own purposes ;)
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Thanks for the offer, Steve.
Currently I'm just trying to get the webhost to install some of those core modules as System Modules. They've done a couple but there are more that I have in my code.
A few more issues are:
1. Have you ever seen the problem with cPanel where you install a module (using cPanel), but then it doesn't appear in the list of modules that cPanel shows as being installed under your account? This is what's happening, and I saw the same thing years ago with a previous migration. One implication is that I can't uninstall such modules via cPanel, because I can't see them in cPanel.
2. The modules I've tried installing under my account after the migration are not being picked up by my code. I usually use this line to update @INC so it can find modules I've installed:
use lib '/home/myusername/perl5/lib/perl5';
but it looks as if I now have to add another line:
use lib '/home/myusername/perl/usr/share/perl5'
It's getting messy. Is this what people usually have to do (i.e. multiple 'use lib' lines)? Any suggestions? Would uninstalling and reinstalling the modules I installed before the migration help (i.e. would they all be installed in the same location)?
3. I also note that some modules (e.g. LWP) are installed in the system areas (i.e. not under my account), but are NOT displaying when I click "Show System Modules" in cPanel. Have you seen that before? Any ideas how this happens?
Thanks again.
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