It seems that a plain pp call, even with the -x flag, does not trigger all of the libraries, but packing works under pp_autolink.

You could also add these lines to the script, assuming in your case you always want to use them anyway: 

BEGIN {
    use Net::SSLeay;
    use IO::Socket::SSL;
    IO::Socket::SSL->start_SSL($SERVER, SSL_version => 'TLSv1_2', SSL_
+verify_mode => 0 );
}

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When I run the exe I can get the usage information.

However, I have not tested if sending emails actually works, and that might be the next point of failure, leading to your other reply in 11131180.

In reply to Re^3: 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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