E:\freddie>perl -e "use Win32::Daemon;print $/,$Win32::Daemon::VERSION
+,$/;"

20030617

E:\freddie>scandeps -V -e "use Win32::Daemon;print $/,$Win32::Daemon::
+VERSION,$/
;"
# AutoLoader.pm [module]
Can't use an undefined value as a HASH reference at E:\Perl\bin\scande
+ps.bat lin
e 78.

E:\freddie>pp -e "use Win32::Daemon;print $/,$Win32::Daemon::VERSION,$
+/;"

E:\freddie>

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If it doesn't work for you (and you're on win32:), you're not using the latest and the greatest PAR (and its dependencies).

Well, it does work, sort of... I am not sure if it is what should be expected. And, I am not sure whether on not I have the latest and greatest PAR. I installed it using ppm.

Interestingly, roth.net lists the latest version of Win32::Daemon as 20020606. I get 20030617 above, which, I am assuming, should be more recent (lookslikeadatetome).

In reply to Re^5: Perl script to EXE to Windows Service by punkish
in thread Perl script to EXE to Windows Service by punkish

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