Encode object version 2.68 does not match bootstrap parameter 2.87

Version 2.87 of Encode.pm is being found ok, but the Encode.dll for version 2.87 is not being found.
If version 2.87 of Encode.pm is in the "..\lib_ext" folder, then its Encode.dll should be found in the ..\lib_ext\auto\Encode folder.

That dll is not part of the Encode source distribution. It gets created when you build the Encode module by running "perl Makefile.PL", then "make test". (It would then normally be installed into the correct location when you run "make install".)
If you haven't done the build, then the required Encode.dll won't even exist and Encode will be unusable.
You need to build that dll, and get it placed in the correct location.

UPDATE: I assumed that the server running the Perl CGI scripts was on a Windows system. On re-reading the original post I now realize that might not be so. Is the server running on MicroSoft Windows ?

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: Using a different module version than the one installed by syphilis
in thread Using a different module version than the one installed by soso_ynak

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