Hi,

I can't seem to get CGI::Session to work. I've perl v5.10.0 installed. Both CGI and CGI::Session are installed as follows:

name        ¦ version ¦ area
CGI         ¦ 3.41    ¦ perl
CGI-Session ¦ 4.38    ¦ site

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My script contains the two lines below to try and use CGI::Session: 
use CGI::Session;

my $session = new CGI::Session("driver:File", undef, {Directory=>'F:/w
+eb/sessions'}) or bail_out(CGI::Session->errstr);

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The error message I got is (printed via bail_out):

new(): failed: couldn\'t load CGI::Session::Serialize::default: Bareword "full_opset" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at C:/perl/lib/Opcode.pm line 45. Compilation failed in require at C:/perl/lib/Safe.pm line 35. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:/perl/lib/Safe.pm line 35. Compilation failed in require at C:/perl/site/lib/CGI/Session/Serialize/default.pm line 6. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:/perl/site/lib/CGI/Session/Serialize/default.pm line 6. Compilation failed in require at (eval 9) line 3.

I'm pretty lost here. Do I have to install other modules that CGI::Session depend on to get it to work?

Please help and thanks in advance.

In reply to CGI Session help by Anonymous Monk

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