Our own merlyn has apparently come across this problem as well, as I discovered while reading an old archived message. It seems that the problem stems from a bug in earlier versions of mod_perl. Particularly, I read on this page that the problem was supposidly fixed in version 1.1.6 (not 1.1.6_01-dev, you still get those errors with this version). But then again, a yahoo groups message has a guy with a problem with mod_perl 1.24, but his case is quite different. Of course, you did not tell us what version of apache, perl, mod_perl you are running, so I can't know for sure that this is the problem. Try posting some of the versions and specifications if you want more direct help...


      C:\>shutdown -s
      >> Could not shut down computer:
      >> Microsoft is logged in remotely.
    


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