Robert M. Free wrote:
> PPM doesn't seem to recognize that various modules have been installed.
> CGI, LWP, etc are all installed and functioning, but PPM doesn't seem to be
> aware of them.
> 
> Is installing a PPM package different from installing a perl module?

Not really - just a mechanism to do it for you.

> If so, what's the best way to upgrade my modules, such as LWP?

The verify command in PPM has an upgrade arg - try that:

verify [--location=location] [--upgrade] [--force] [package1 ... packageN]

perl ppm
PPM> verify --upgrade

should upgrade them all.

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