I'm not sure what the exact problem is, but I did notice something odd in your client:

my $s = SOAP::Lite
   ->uri('World')
   ->proxy('http://localhost/soap/soapserver.cgi')
# vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
   ->GoodBye("Bad world")
   ->on_debug(sub{print@_});
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
print $s->result();

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The method call to the server GoodBye() returns a SOAP::SOM object (a response of sorts), and not the SOAP object (which is a link to the server), so you probably won't get debugging output from the call. I'd suggest instead using something like the following

my $soap = SOAP::Lite
   ->uri('World')
   ->proxy('http://localhost/soap/soapserver.cgi')
   ->on_debug(sub{warn @_});
$som = $soap ->GoodBye("Bad world");
if ( $som->fault ) {
   warn $som->faultcode() ||'', " : ", $som->faultstring()||'',
      " : ",$som->faultdetail()||'',"\n";
} else {
   print $som->result();
}

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With debugging on, you should get both the HTTP headers that are sent, and the XML payload of the request and response.

In reply to Re: Error while receiving SOAP envelope from client by jhourcle
in thread Error while receiving SOAP envelope from client by chanakya

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