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This will depend on on other settings in your Apache configuration. Under some circumstances PERL5LIB is ignored.

My personal preference for when additional library directories are required, is to define them under a different variable and incorporate that into a wrapping class. This stops me polluting the core perl variables, and it clearly shows the purpose.

-=( Graq )=-

In reply to Re: SetEnv PERL5LIB in htaccess for Apache 2.2 versus 1.3 by graq
in thread SetEnv PERL5LIB in htaccess for Apache 2.2 versus 1.3 by monkfan

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