According to [1] pp, when you use the "-B" flag, it should remove local paths from @INC just before the packaged script runs. It appears to use the default @INC during the time before the packaged script runs.
The reason this is a problem for me is that when running my packaged executable file on a specific box with perl already installed, it dies with "Can't locate List/Util/PP.pm in @INC". It only happens on this one box. I want to very specifically not ever (not even during the startup process before the packaged script runs) use any local perl or local modules, even if they're available. My app is going to be distributed on tons of computers, none of which I have control over and many that will likely have a perl installation. And some of those might be using old versions of modules or damaged/misconfigured/etc modules. Is there an existing method to prevent using any local perl and local perl modules from being used at any point in execution? If not, would you accept a patch to make it so? Thanks, Dusty [1] http://search.cpan.org/~smueller/PAR-Packer-0.991/lib/pp.pm
