Hi,

I am quite new to perl. I have adapted a perl radius script to work within Solarwinds APM. (A windows program)

However Solarwinds APM requires a $WScript->Quit(x); x = either 0,1,2,3,4,5 which corresponds to a status type.

The script runs correctly without any of the WScript lines however when run it the WScript it runs with the following error.

C:\Perl Scripts\RadiusPerl-0.12\Authen-Radius-0.12>perl test5.pl Message:Success Statistic:0 Can't call method "Quit" on an undefined value at test5.pl line x.

i have seen some online references to use WScript;

But cannot find any modules with this name. Does anyone have any advice.

Regards

Miron

**************************************** 

use Authen::Radius;

$r = new Authen::Radius(Host => "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1812", Secret => "xxx
+x");

$s = $r->check_pwd("monitor", "xxxx");
if ($s == 1)
{
    print "Message:Success \n";
    print "Statistic:0 \n";

    $WScript->Quit(0);


}
else
{
    print "Message:Failure \n";
    print "Statistic:1 \n";

    $WScript->Quit(1);
}

exit 0;

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