I'm still getting an error and I'm a little confused. Please tell me if I'm doing this correct. I used the link to go to cpan.org and I clicked on the Source link, copied, and saved it to a file as  lib.pm. I then uploaded it to the top of the directory in the server. I then created a sub-dir from the top-level-dir called lib and a sub-dir in this called CGI where I put the source file Session.pm. I then tried to access the script I was using it for and got a server error. I included the file as 
use lib '\lib';

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Then I tried  use lib '/lib' and use lib 'lib'; I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here or missing and I know the script works b/c when I take out the use lib... part it runs fine. Please help. Thanks

In reply to Re^3: Porting from cgi::session to using built in activeperl management by shaolindoman
in thread Porting from cgi::session to using built in activeperl management by shaolindoman

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