i tried this and it did not work.

You tried what?

ro.pod 

=head1 LINKS TO SHAM BO

C<<< file:sham.html >>>
L<file:sham.html>

C<<< file:./sham.html >>>
L<file:./sham.html>

BOGUS LINKS, ABSOLUTE NOT RELATIVE ACCORDING TO FIREFOX

C<<< file://sham.html >>>
L<file://sham.html>

C<<< file://./sham.html >>>
L<file://./sham.html>


=cut

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This fails (I expected this, many bugs in pod2html)  pod2html ro.pod > ro.html

This works  perl -MPod::Simple::HTML -e Pod::Simple::HTML::go ro.pod  ro.html

This works pom2 html ro.pod > ro.html

This works :) plackup -l localhost:80 -e require(Pod::POM::Web::PSGI)

In reply to Re^3: perl pod link to anoter document by Anonymous Monk
in thread perl pod link to anoter document by vlad_tepesch

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