Hello again,
Thanks for your help.

Seems I posted my reply in the wrong place. : (

I am testing at the command prompt. I do not find the error page apache is spitting out to be very informative :)

So far I have the following results.

The application is running fine in source form on Perl 5.6.1

when encoded with Acme::Eyedrops however the application is giving up before the complete HTML is generated just before the final </html>


It is giving the following error: 
<input type='submit' Value='Send'></form>
</p>
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

[download]

I am still trying to isolate the panic: pad_free error on perl 5.8.1 but so far it seems to me that error is due to redhat 7.3 and perl combined and seems to be an installation problem.

Any ideas about how to solve the Acme::EyeDrops problem?

If the problem is due to Acme::Eyedrops itself, is there any other quick way to hide or hopefully objuscate the code?


Thanks : )

Hedgy

In reply to Re: panic: pad_free by hedgehog_p
in thread panic: pad_free by hedgehog_p

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