ActivePerl v5.8.8 build 822 on both the server and the development machine where I generated the DLLs. Though it is possible that some module is in a different version. I had to recompile all the DLLs after I updated from 5.8.7 some time ago. With the new perl and old DLLs either the OLE objects failed to get created in the ASPs or the perl scripts refused to run. But they refused to run even if they contained just a single print statement.

Besides I successfully loaded all those DLLs into a Perl script on that server and still was able to load additional modules.

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