setting provread to use a specific perl not in usr path, it will fail
eg
in user path /usr/bin/perl is 5.8
and we install proovread to use #!/some/where/perl perl > 5.10
proovread will handle an incorrect perl version in his calls due to the way RealPerl is determined
my $RealPerl = "perl -I${RealLib} $RealBin";
should be
my $RealPerl = ""$^X -I${RealLib} $RealBin";
in order to get the perl it is run with
regards
Eric
setting provread to use a specific perl not in usr path, it will fail
eg
in user path /usr/bin/perl is 5.8
and we install proovread to use #!/some/where/perl perl > 5.10
proovread will handle an incorrect perl version in his calls due to the way RealPerl is determined
my $RealPerl = "perl -I${RealLib} $RealBin";should be
my $RealPerl = ""$^X -I${RealLib} $RealBin";in order to get the perl it is run with
regards
Eric