I'm havign problems with the SSL libraries(NET_SSLeay,Crypt::SSLeay,IO::Socket::SSL). It seems that it can't load the 'SSLeay.dll'. (note: IIS 6, W2K3) Now I think its a permissions problem, but not as simple as file permissions. See when I set myself as adminsitrator and access the web or run it in dos mode. It is fine, but a ISS user can't access it. Now I tried making a new user group with full control over C: and all thats in it equal to that of adminsitrator and logged on using that user. Unfortunatly that doesn't seem to help. I also tried metabase permissions and etc. IIS doesn't have a htaccess file like Apache so I'm in quiet a bind here :/. I know its a permissions issue but the question is where is the source. Here si the error below: Can't load 'C:/Perl/site/lib/auto/Net/SSLeay/SSLeay.dll' for module Net::SSLeay: load_file:Access is denied at C:/Perl/lib/DynaLoader.pm line 230. All them module alternatives give similar errors. and yes that fiel does exists in that path. Thanks in advanced

In reply to Can't load load_file:Access is denied by Anonymous Monk

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