Hi madtoperl,

As davorg mentioned, perl2exe is probably not in your path, meaning that your path probably doesn't contain the current directory ".".

You can either try calling it directly: 

./perl2exe sample.pl

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Or you can try temporarily putting the current directory "." in your path with one of the following: 

# If you use 'bash' (or similar), add '.' to the path this way
export PATH=.:$PATH
hash

# If you use 'tcsh' (or similar), add '.' to the path this way
set path = ( . $path )
rehash

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Notice that you should do the 'hash' (or 'rehash' command in tcsh) to be sure that the change to the path take immediate effect.

s''(q.S:$/9=(T1';s;(..)(..);$..=substr+crypt($1,$2),2,3;eg;print$..$/

In reply to Re: Converting perl script to exe by liverpole
in thread Converting perl script to exe by madtoperl

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