I realised it might help to run it again with warnings on and got this: 
POPFile Engine v0.19.1 loading
# No such signal: SIGQUIT.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 243
# No such signal: SIGABRT.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 244
# No such signal: SIGKILL.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 245
# No such signal: SIGSTOP.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 246
# No such signal: SIGCHLD.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 253

    Loading... 
         {core:} 
         {classifier:} 
         {interface:} 
         {proxy:} 

POPFile Engine v0.19.1 starting

    Initializing... 
         {interface:} 
         {proxy:# Can't call method "load_configuration" on an undefin
+ed value.
File 'HD::popfile-0.19.1 Folder:popfile.pl'; Line 331
}

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Does that help at all? 


($_='kkvvttuubbooppuuiiffssqqffssmmiibbddllffss')
 =~y~b-v~a-z~s;                             print

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In reply to Re: POPFile on OS 9, Anyone? by Cody Pendant
in thread POPFile on OS 9, Anyone? by Cody Pendant

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