Hi,
Does Net::RawIP need Net::Pcap ? If so, there is a Net::Pcap ppm package you should be able to use. Just run (while connected to the internet): 
ppm install http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm/Net-Pcap.ppd

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You might also want to read these notes, though I think you've got that part of it covered.

However, while the libpcap library is needed for Net::RawIP, I don't think Net::Pcap is needed - it's not listed as a pre-requisite in the Net::RawIP Makefile.PL. The bad news is that no-one seems to have yet built Net::RawIP for Windows, which would suggest that it might not be such a trivial task.

What happens if, having installed WinPcap, you forget about trying to build Net::Pcap, and try to build Net::RawIP ?

Also, which version of Strawberry Perl do you have ? Running perl -v will tell you.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: problem installing Net-RawIP-0.25 in strawberry perl by syphilis
in thread problem installing Net-RawIP-0.25 in strawberry perl by Tom Decaluwe

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