I am having a problem with retrieving a cookie. I set the cookie then try and get the value back and for some reason the $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} is not being set. The cookie, however, is being sent. When I run it from the browser I get the cookie notice with the correct content. The %cookie_values variable I try to fetch to just remains empty. I am using the following code. 
    $permissions = new $cgi->cookie(-name=>'test', 
                    -value=>[%info], 
                    -expires=>'+1D');    
    print header(-cookie=>$permissions);
    %cookie_values = fetch CGI::Cookie;
    $val = $cookie_values{'test'}->value;
    print $cgi->start_html(
                   -title=>'Admin Script',
                   -bgcolor=>'blue',
                   );

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