Re: Perl windows to linux conversion

The only problem I've had with porting Windows Perl to Linux Perl is
the bash line. I've learned that oftentimes if you have ActivePerl
installed on Windows, the bash line isn't critical, unless you're
running stand alone CGI scripts on your trusty Win32 machine. One
trick I've read is that you should install Perl on a perl/user/bin
folder, or however your Linux server has it, so that when you transfer
your scripts you don't have to fiddle with the bash line.

Are there any specific problems you are having?

#!/perl/bin/

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