That's correct, the module appears to not be installed. This leaves you with two courses of action:

1. Ask your ISP if they will install it for you. Many ISPs are willing to do this, but many more are not. So ask very nicely.

2. Since, AFAIK, this is a pure perl module, you could download it from CPAN, unzip it, and FTP the entire lib directory into the directory you're running your scripts from, most likely the cgi-bin.

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In reply to Re^3: CGI::Session isn't installed? by EvanK
in thread CGI::Session isn't installed? by mwhiting

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