Installing PERL CPAN modules in local directory

i have a 1and1 hosting account and would like to install some Perl CPAN modules that are not part of the standard host package. Is it possible to install modules without ROOT access? If so, how do i do that? Thanks for the pointers in advance.

How do I install CPAN modules?

To install Perl modules using CPAN, you need to use the cpan command-line utility. You can either run cpan with arguments from the command-line interface, for example, to install a module (e.g Geo::IP) use the -i flag as shown.

This is an excellent article about installing perl modules as a regular (non-root) user:

Installing Perl Modules as a Non-Root User

As already said: local::lib

cpanm  --local-lib=~/Program/Perl/Lib Tk

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