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I'm using CentOS 6.6 and install Perl, cpanm, and Perlbrew to it. But when I try to run Perlbrew (to install specific Perl version) or cpanm with sudoer permission, a "not found error" comes out:

sudo: cpanm: command not found
sudo: perlbrew: command not found

It's OK when running without sudoers permission or root permission. How can I fix this?

Peter Mortensen
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Use the --sudo option for cpanm

cpanm --sudo some::package

or run sudo with -E to preserve environment, and pass PATH

sudo -E PATH="$PATH" cpanm some::package

This works if you have a perlbrew-ed Perl

Chris Hutchinson
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Possible duplicate of Command mvn and error message “command not found” when using sudo (cross-site).

sudo does not invoke a login shell, so it doesn't install any of your (modified) PATH's. Add the path of rakudobrew/bin to the secure_path in /etc/sudoers.

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