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I have installed mojolicious by the following commands

$ sudo su
# curl get.mojolici.us | sh

Unfortunately, when I run morbo to test my app, I am given an error stating that the command is not found. I then ran 

cpan install Mojolicious

and it gives me the following output

Reading '/home/lucas/.cpan/Metadata'
  Database was generated on Sun, 06 Oct 2013 19:07:27 GMT
Mojolicious is up to date (4.45).

Why will morbo not work? I have tried using hypnotoad as well, but it does not work either.

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CPAN-installed binaries often end up in a different location, subject to your distribution and install method. For example, on my machine the location is:

/usr/bin/site_perl/morbo

In my .bashrc I have:

export PATH="/usr/bin/site_perl:$PATH"

If you add this and log out and back in (or type . .bashrc) you'll find that the command morbo works fine.

If it's in a different location, run updatedb (as root, if needed) and locate morbo to find out where it is, and add the appropriate path to your bash/shell config.

rjh
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  • You installed Mojolicious as root. Running `which morbo` as root (or `sudo which morbo`) might find it. – mob Oct 07 '13 at 19:22