Could be down to different installations of Perl, under different
locations.
Try doing (on *nix cmd line) :-

find /usr/lib/perl -name missing_filename.pm

...for every file it requires.

This will (should) give you a list of paths for those files, which you
could 
append to the @INC array with either:-

push @INC, qw(/path /path2);
or 
use lib qw(/path /path2);

And there's also another way in which you can permanently change the
PERL5LIB value to
accomodate this. But I can't remember how exactly : ) 
Anyone?

Sparkle Williams wrote:
> 
> Hey!
> I'm trying to install a filter like filter::util::call or filter::simple,
> however when I do, both come up with a significant amount of files missing.
> I do not believe that it's my computer however. I was wondering if anyone
> knew of anyone other filters that perform the same function, or some ideas
> about how I might have misplaced the missing files in the previous module.
> Many thanks!
> Sparkle
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