I haven't done it, but allegedly, you can compile it in a different directory.
My perl on my box is in /usr/local/bin/perl. Perhaps you want to compile yours to either somewhere in /usr/local and then adjust your scripts.
I have glanced thru several books and not seen anything regarding this, however we just installed a new mail server that bundled an older version of perl in it.
They placed it in the home directory for the mail account i.e. /opt/users/mail/bin/perl.
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I tried to build perl in separate dir, everything goes smooth
it displays msgs like
sh Configure - ok,
make - everything is uptodate, "make test" to run test suite,
make test - All tests successful,
make install - Installation complete.
Then, when tried to run perl program, it says "solaris
patch required to load this module for this version of Java runtime".
I checked the required patches by Java which are already
installed.
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which perl
Double-check that you are picking up the version of Perl
that you just created and not a system-wide default... | [reply]
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Now I tried to complie it on the same box but in different dir. Earlier I was getting an error "You must install a Solaris patch to run this version of the Java Runtime". I got some info for this error in README in jpl dir, I followed the instructions, But now I am getting an error, when I am trying to compile JPL & JNI modules manualy.
The error says (while "make test" in JNI dir) "make: *** test_dynamic Error 134".
What is this error 134 means ? Is there any clue ?
Thanks in advance
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