I have written a sample program using Mason and my own pm file. I am having problems with things not being found, any clues please.
The html code is; 
<%init>
use strict;
# path to modules
use lib "usr/local/www/apache/htdocs/TEST";
# modules to use
use check;
</%init>
<html>
<body>
<h1>hello there</h1>
% my $test1 = check::one();
% if ($test1 eq 'yes') {
<h3>test 1 ok</h3>
% }
% my $test2 = check::two();
% if ($test2 eq 'two') {
<h3>test 2 ok</h3>
% }
% my $test3 = check::three();
% if ($test3 eq 'three') {
<h3>test 3 ok</h3>
% }
% my $test4 = check::four();
% if ($test4 eq 'four') {
<h3>test 4 ok</h3>
% }
% my $test5 = check::five();
% if ($test5 eq 'five') {
<h3>test 5 ok</h3>
% }
% my $test6 = check::six();
% if ($test6 eq 'six' ) {
<h3>test 6 ok</h3>
% }

<h4>Version is: <% $check::VERSION %>.</h4>
</body>
</html>

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Perl mod code is; 
package     check;
use strict;
require Exporter;
our @ISA = ('Exporter');
our @EXPORT =   ( 'one','two', 'three', 'four', 'five', 'six' );
our $VERSION=1.10;

sub one
{
  return 'yes';
}

sub two
{
  return 'two';
}

sub three
{
  return 'three';
}

sub four
{
  return 'four';
}

sub five
{
  return 'five';
}

sub six
{
  return 'six';
}

1;

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Error message from browser is;
line 49: Undefined subroutine &check::six called context:
...
45: if ($test5 eq 'five') {
46: $_out->('

test 5 ok


47: ');
48: }
49: my $test6 = check::six();
50: if ($test6 eq 'six' ) {
51: $_out->('

test 6 ok


52: ');
53: }
...

Thank you in advance.

In reply to Mason problems by rooneyl

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