I'm trying to get Net::SSLeay installed with Strawberry Perl and running into some issues. First, I have OpenSSL 0.9.8g installed in C:\openssl. I try and run install Net::SSLeay and it grabs all the necessary packages, but bombs during compilation. Here is the program output: 
Cannot determine perl version info from lib/Net/SSLeay.pm
Cannot determine license info from lib/Net/SSLeay.pm
*** Found OpenSSL-0.9.8g installed in C:\OpenSSL

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Then it spews a bunch of errors from SSLeay.c and I get the following: 
dmake.EXE Error code 129, while making SSLeay.o

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Has anyone tried Net::SSLeay with Strawberry perl and found it to work? Milling around other help forums, I see a lot of comments, but no solutions.

Any help would be appreciated. Can anyone point me to a page that has a step by step process outlined? Or better, explain the process here?

Thanks.

In reply to Net::SSLeay and Strawberry Perl by luminosity

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