And this is just great, for my stuff for the browser, I am stuck with 5.8.8; but on the command line of my web host, I have 5.24.2. That's so not fair! (And not a PM problem.)
This is actually something that you can probably fix.
On the command line, run which perl to get the path to the perl binary that you're using there. Now modify the shebang line at the top of your web script to match (e.g., if which perl says /home/aleena/perlbin/perl, then, in your web script, change #!/usr/bin/perl to #!/home/aleena/perlbin/perl) and your web script should now run in the same version of Perl as you get on the command line, and with the same compile-time settings, including the default value of @INC.
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