How did you install PAR::Packer?

Whatever version of PAR PAR::Packer you're using you should upgrade -- it works for me 

$ cat test.pl
use Data::Dump;
dd {
    ARGV =>\@ARGV,
    INC =>\@INC,
    PPENV => { map {$_=>$ENV{$_} } grep /par|perl/i, keys%ENV },
};
$ pp test.pl -o shabba.exe

$ shabba.exe
{
  ARGV  => [],
  INC   => [
             "...par..cache-acab98b7b1961d92a7500944d1d5827b00b29169\\
+inc\\lib",
             "...par..cache-acab98b7b1961d92a7500944d1d5827b00b29169\\
+inc",
             sub { ... },
             sub { ... },
           ],
  PPENV => {
             PAR_0           => "...par..cache-acab98b7b1961d92a750094
+4d1d5827b00b29169
\\98ca9bd6.pl",
             PAR_ARGC        => 1,
             PAR_ARGV_0      => "shabba.exe",
             PAR_INITIALIZED => 2,
             PAR_PROGNAME    => "...shabba.exe",
             PAR_SPAWNED     => 1,
             PAR_TEMP        => "...par..cache-acab98b7b1961d92a750094
+4d1d5827b00b29169
",
           },
}


$ pp --version
PAR Packager, version 1.014 (PAR version 1.007)
...

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Also, you should use the -x option

In reply to Re: PAR: pp No Perl script found in input (upgrade) by Anonymous Monk
in thread PAR: pp No Perl script found in input by mkmal

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