It might well be worth contacting the author of the module on this. If you check out the CPAN tester reports it has *never* been tested on Win32, let alone passed. If you read the documentation you will note that there are issues if Berkeley DB is included in the compiled binary of Perl. Although this is no longer the case for vanilla perl it may be an issue with the Active State binary. Active State do not have a PPM which is often a good indication that a module does not compile *easily* at least IMHO. It may be worth trying a different compiler ie gcc and a decent version of make (nmake is typical M$ - vaguely functional) You may well have to compile Perl yourself to as this looks like an issue with the AS distribution to me.

cheers

tachyon

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