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I am trying to run this perl script which has a "require MD5" line in the script. However, when it ran from the browser, I got a "500 Internal Server Error" and when I looked into the error log in Apache, I saw the line - "Can't locate MD5.pm in @INC (@INC contains.....).
Q1. Do you know how do I find out what @INC is pointing and how could I modify the path in @INC?
Q2. Can I modify the directory when MD5 is compiled so that I could point to @INC?
You need to make sure the MD5 perl module is installed, for starters. You can check the contents of @INC via:
> perl -e 'print join(":",@INC)'
for a nice, PATH-ish look Basically, @INC includes the list of directories perl will search to find your module. If you are sure the module is installed, but perhaps not in this path, just add the new directory to the @INC array.
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can't locate module in @INC
Basically, @INC includes the list of directories perl will search to find your module. If you are sure the module is installed, but perhaps not in this path, just add the new directory to the @INC array.
