in reply to Re: File::Spec tmpdir() is behaving wrongly in Windows7
in thread [solved] File::Spec tmpdir() is behaving wrongly in Windows7
Hi sundialsvc4
To avoid confusion, I set the environment variable SET TMPDIR=C:\Temp and then ran the perl code. Still I get the wrong results.
C:\Temp is avilable with full permission to all users.
I have created perlApp (Active State based) exe and executed in other machines, I face the same isse with File::Spec.
What I understand with all the monks post is, it is File::Spec issue. I will reinstall perl freshly and try again.
Thanks & Regards,
Bakkiaraj M
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