Does anyone know anything about this error?

Based on your description and the error message that you posted, it looks like the pp utility attempted to delete a temporary file and ran into an issue. Have you tried creating the executable again to see if you get a similar error message?

The real path has my full name as supposed to DANIEL~1.LEG.

Actually, that probably is the correct path, but just in DOS 8.3 format. Try searching for "Windows short file name" for more informatin.

When I execute C:\>pp -o packed.exe hw.pl...

I'd recommend getting into the habit of using -x and/or -c options so that the pp utility will "determine additonal run-time dependencies" of the script and include them in the stand alone executable that it makes.

In reply to Re: PAR::Packer error by dasgar
in thread PAR::Packer error by drli611

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