Hi,

Is this the only script where you are noticing this issue? Try creating another script only with the LibXML module and see if it dumps core. Also, more importantly, use the  use warnings and  use strict at the beginning of the script. This could give you some warnings while you try to run the script that may give you some direction.

Also go through this article  http://fixunix.com/bsd/544140-perl-dbi-coredump-postgresql-database.html which may help you.

I am in the process of installing FreeBSD 9.0 on my personal laptop (Been toying around with a few Linux flavours but now thinking of FreeBSD) and would try out your script on that once done, but till then, please try out my suggestions

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