Strawberry perl makes my test code run fine, so that's solved. But my app does not because the Tkx libraries are not included (it's a GUI app). My simple attempt to install them using "cpan Tkx" failed because Tcl wouldn't install for some reason. Trying "cpan Tcl" also failed, apparently because it calls tclsh, which doesn't exist.

For additional fun, I reinstalled ActivePerl and tried "cpan Net::SSLeay" which failed because it said it couldn't find OpenSSL. "cpan OpenSSL" failed because it couldn't find the namespace. I would seem to be stuck until ActiveState updates their code.

Lars

In reply to Re^3: Net-SSLeay problem in perl for Windows by lbrandewie
in thread Net-SSLeay problem in perl for Windows by lbrandewie

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