WinNT perl scripts - adding modules on all machines

[Saadat Saeed]

Just a question or doubt I had. Now using
activestate's activeperl.... if I deploy it on all
machines on my network. And I have certain scripts for
those machines. If I release a new script that depends
on a perl module not on the activeperl distribution by
default.... how can I distrubute the module without
actually have to go onto each and every machine and
running ppm?

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[Dj Meyer]

"Saadat Saeed" <saadat_saeed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Just a question or doubt I had. Now using
> activestate's activeperl.... if I deploy it on all
> machines on my network. And I have certain scripts for
> those machines. If I release a new script that depends
> on a perl module not on the activeperl distribution by
> default.... how can I distrubute the module without
> actually have to go onto each and every machine and
> running ppm?
>
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[Luke Bakken]

> Just a question or doubt I had. Now using

> activestate's activeperl.... if I deploy it on all
> machines on my network. And I have certain scripts for
> those machines. If I release a new script that depends
> on a perl module not on the activeperl distribution by
> default.... how can I distrubute the module without
> actually have to go onto each and every machine and
> running ppm?

One solution would be to have a 'master' Perl install somewhere. Share
this install via rsync (you can use Cygwin) and have a daily task on all
workstations sync with the master.