Well, first of all, you have outcommented the print statement, so I wouldn't expect any output at all. Furthermore, even if the print statement wasn't outcommented, the program does not send an HTTP header, just some HTML. The poor browser expects HTTP, and will hence think the server went bananas. You also never check for errors; you assume every call you make succeeds. I don't know much about Win32; I can't recall that I ever used it. I heard it doesn't have much security, but is the security that bad that a web server can access a users control panel? If not, then that might be your problem.

-- Abigail

In reply to Re: Win32::TieRegistry by Abigail
in thread Win32::TieRegistry, command-line vs. Web page by X_Bones

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