Hi all !

I've wrote a SOAP::Lite - Server in Perl with several modules. One module is kind of "executing" - module and executes the commands given by the params of the module.

I send my SOAP call to the server and the server executes it and sends me the response of the call. Now I have a problem regarding the translation of double quotes.

The request I send to the server looks like this:

/bin/bash -c 'echo "$(echo "paramter" | program )"'

but when it arrives at the server it looks like this:

/bin/bash -c 'echo "$(echo "paramter" | program )"'

I don't know why the quotes are not translated, because I ran the command on another machine and there it works fine.

Any ideas what the problem could be ? Maybe a wrong version of perl libs ?

Thanks for your help

Edited by planetscape - added code tags

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