It appears that the use of Net::SSLeay and IO::Socket::SSL are not detected by Module::Scandeps when it is called by PAR::Packer.

Net::SSLeay in turn has DLL dependencies that need to be packed.

If you edit the script to explicitly use Net::SSLeay then pp-autolink detects dependencies of libcrypto, libssl and zlib.

pp_autolink -o sendemail.exe sendemail.pl
DLL check iter: 1
DLL check iter: 2
DLL check iter: 3
No alien system dlls detected

Detected link list: --link c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/libcrypto-
+1_1-x64__.dll --link c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/libssl-1_1-x64_
+_.dll --link c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/zlib1__.dll
CMD: pp --link c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/libcrypto-1_1-x64__.dl
+l --link c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/libssl-1_1-x64__.dll --link
+ c:\berrybrew\5.28.0_64_pdl\c\bin/zlib1__.dll -o sendemail.exe sendem
+ail.pl

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In reply to Re: pp generated executable can't find or load libraries by swl
in thread pp generated executable can't find or load libraries by vexed

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