Hello all, I am having an issue sending data over a perl socket. I am using Storable. I am using IO::SOCKET to setup the client server connection. Here is the issue. I nfreeze a hash of hashes and send it over the socket and thaw it. When I thaw it on the server side, the structure looks as it should. When i thaw it on the client side, it says the structure is undef; I can not figure out why this is. Here is a code snippet

#server Side
$dirStructure{'FOLDER'} = {'dirs' => \@dirResults };
$send_data = nfreeze(\%dirStructure);
$client_socket->send($send_data);

#client Side
my $ref = thaw ( $recv_data );
print Dumper $ref;


I'm using data::dumper to view the structure and it says for the output on the client side "$VAR1 = undef; " Anyone have any ideas on this one? Thank you very much for your time

In reply to Perl Storable problem (i Think) by kernelzack

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