Can I suggest that you post this to the PAR list; I know that the people there would be most interested.

Problem #1

This looks like a build problem with pp. Use unzip -l (or winzip on windows) to list out the contents of the PAR "executable". All modules that you need at run time should be there. You need to add explicitly any that are omitted as "-M" options to pp.

Problem(s) # 2

This kind of intermiitent stuff looks like a caching problem. At a cost of a slower crank-up time, try running with $ENV{PAR_CLEAN} set to 1.

Hope this helps.

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In reply to Re: PARoblems by rinceWind
in thread PARoblems (problems with PAR) by Dr. Mu

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