Okay, what can you make of this, the only variant info from the BSOD screen;

Perhaps http://zapp5.staticworld.net/howto/graphics/215201-0110-bsod_original.jpg will help you see other useful information on your bluescreen.

I'm not sure how running "the debugger" (Perl or other) will help since all useful information will be obliterated by the BSOD?

If you use the debugger to single-step through your script, then I presume that you'll be able to narrow down the source of the problem to a single Perl statement, unless the bluescreen also obliterates your own memories. (Or it may only tell you that the bluescreen doesn't happen when your script is run with the debugger enabled, of course.)

Meanwhile, I'll see if I can spot anything suspicious in the code, which I haven't had a chance to study yet.

- tye        

In reply to Re^3: [OT]ish: HTTP/HTML/IO::Socket sanity check. (steps) by tye
in thread [OT]ish: HTTP/HTML/IO::Socket sanity check. by BrowserUk

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