Back on 9/16, I installed on Win2k the Tk version of shendal's perlmonks chat and was able to get it to work. I'm not sure what happened, but a few days ago up till the present, every time I do an Update->Username&Password and authenticate, instead of authenticating as slojuggler, this is what happens:

1)I get the following message "Logged in as Anonymous Monk"

2)the Userlist blanks out

3)I repeatedly get the message "ERROR: Ack! Noone's logged in!"


Also, I don't recall if this has been doing it since day 1, but I notice in the "cmd" window that I ran the command line from the following message:

Could not find in at

F:/Perl/site/lib/PerlMonks/NewestNodes.pm line 680


However, the above path does exist.

I don't recall installing anything goofy, and I've rebooted my machine.

Any ideas on this weirdness? Many thanks in advance.

In reply to Perlmonks chat problem by slojuggler

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