Nobody said it wasn't dependent on anything else. It was only said that it didn't depend on things not inside the Perl core. And the error message tells us that the stuff from the Perl core is even there, but you're not allowed to get at it:

Can't load 'd:/perl/lib/auto/IO/IO.dll' for module IO: load_file:Acces
+s is denied at d:/perl/lib/XSLoader.pm line 64.
 at d:/perl/lib/IO.pm line 11
Compilation failed in require at d:/perl/lib/IO/Handle.pm

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This means that your web hoster is running a broken setup and basically Perl will be mostly unusable on the hoster you have. Either tell their tech support to fix it or find a new hoster.

As an explanation, the module IO::Handle is part of the Perl core and tries to load the file IO.dll which contains compiled parts needed for IO::Handle to work. IO::Handle is distributed with Perl, just as the IO.dll (or IO.so) part. Until your hosting support gives the web server user the permission to load these files, the Perl setup of that host will be broken.

In reply to Re^5: Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Corion
in thread Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Stoney

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