I would dearly like to get POPFile working on some Mac OS9 machines. MacPerl is installed and working just fine as far as I can tell, but the popfile.pl dies when launched, at line 331 which is: 
$components{core}{config}->load_configuration();

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with the following error: 
# Can't call method "initialize" on unblessed reference.

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I must admit I'm a bit baffled following the trail of modules that it's loading at that point -- can someone give me a push in the right direction and tell me what's failing in what module?

I guess it's attempting to start its own mail proxy at that point?

TIA 


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In reply to POPFile on OS 9, Anyone? by Cody Pendant

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