I am reading the O'Reilly book: Practical Internet Groupware by John Udell and am having problems with the httpd server on Win32, particularly the following line: 
if (defined &{$fn})    
        { &{$fn}($args); }
    else
        { $main::debug && print STDERR "(engine) undefined function $f
+n"; }
    }

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The script prints out the debug message about not being able to find the function &Engine::PubUtils:do_engine_serve_file but it is there all right and I can access it from the command like like so: 
perl -e "use Engine::PubUtils; Engine::PubUtils::Engine::PubUtils:do_e
+ngine_serve_file;"

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Anyone else having problems like this on Win32?

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