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How to update perl5?
Well,there are two perl5 in my solairs mechine.
The defualt is perl5,v5.003 and another is perl5,v5.6.1
My question is how can I change the defualt perl5 from v5.003 to v5.6.1?

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Le Sandy Sun
08-07-04 01:55 PM


Re: How to update perl5?
On Sat, 07 Aug 2004 17:29:34 +0800
Le Sandy Sun <Sandy.Sun@Sun.COM> wrote:

> Well,there are two perl5 in my solairs mechine.
> The defualt is perl5,v5.003 and another is perl5,v5.6.1
> My question is how can I change the defualt perl5 from v5.003 to v5.6.1?


You will probably find a symbolic link from /usr/bin/perl5-003 to /usr/bin/p
erl

Delete that and make a new link from /usr/bin/perl5.6.1 to /usr/bin/perl

Look around, may be it is in /usr/local/bin


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Owen



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Owen
08-07-04 01:55 PM


Re: How to update perl5?
I think there is some problem.Because I can not change anything in
/usr/dist.That is the point.The perl5 file and the perl5 profile.So that
I get there ,but can do nothing.

Owen wrote:

>On Sat, 07 Aug 2004 17:29:34 +0800
>Le Sandy Sun <Sandy.Sun@Sun.COM> wrote:
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>You will probably find a symbolic link from /usr/bin/perl5-003 to /usr/bin/
perl
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>Delete that and make a new link from /usr/bin/perl5.6.1 to /usr/bin/perl
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>Look around, may be it is in /usr/local/bin
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