I've changed this question from "where is it" to how to use it.

I've downloaded the package and unzipped it. I thought:

pushd(@INC,`cd`);

would include the package from a local directory and then I could use it. But it doesn't.

(Original content below, restored by Arunbear)

Does anyone have a copy of the Win32::Daemon package I can use to install. I can't seem to get a copy from Roth.net, either because my company's system are so restrictive or it just isn't there anymore.

Any other suggestions welcome. I'm gonna try and download it via linux tonight also.

>:-/

ACTUALLY DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, I GOT IT. STRAIGHT AFTER I WROTE THIS.

In reply to Win32::Daemon et al by OzVegan

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