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Re^2: Listing all of the perl modules installed

by Anonymous Monk
on Aug 25, 2015 at 11:06 UTC ( [id://1139816]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Listing all of the perl modules installed
in thread Listing all of the perl modules installed

Have you tried it on debian?

It relies on .packlist files, and IIRC, debian (or some other distro) removes these files, thus instmodsh doesn't work

These tool could do it
which_pm / Module::Which
pm_which / Module::Util
pmlist / App::PMUtils
App::Module::Lister

These also help

App::pmuninstall/pm-uninstall

cpan-outdated/ App::cpanoutdated

cpanm/ App::cpanminus

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Re^3: Listing all of the perl modules installed
by PerlPundit (Initiate) on Aug 25, 2015 at 11:17 UTC
    Thanks for the info Anon: I haven't tried it on debian yet. What about lsmod ?- I think this can be used in debian.

      lsmod is for listing the loaded kernel modules. Nothing to do with perl at all.

      What about lsmod ?- I think this can be used in debian.

      I don't know what that is :) Also I don't have a debian, I learned about instmodsh/.packlists because it came up on a post here on perlmonks

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