perldoc -l Template
That should do it but be aware that your CGI environment might use a
different lib order so it only apply to the user running the command
in the environment it's run.
-Ashley
On Jul 23, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Matt DeLeon wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to find the working copy of TT on my server. I didn't
install it, so I am unsure exactly where it is located. I have run
a few command line searches (i.e. # Locate Template.pm) to try to
find it, and I have found 3 copies of the TT source code on my
server. To find which one was the copy actually being used, I
simply renamed the Template.pm file to something else to see if an
error would be produced when reloading my web page. I did so with
all three Template.pm's and an error was never produced. So I'm
left wondering how to find the working copy so I can make a few
changes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
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