Corion/Bloodnok, Yeah, It seemed like it's all about modules gone wild. I've got the exact same code (not what I posted; I boiled it down to the fewest number of lines that still showed the problem) and version of Perl on a Windows machine with no problems there so I figured moving it over to Linux would be a breeze.

I'll try forcing an install of LWP::UserAgent, LWP::Protocol, and/or LWP::Protocol::http and see what that does for me. Is there a way from inside of cpan (ie the "perl -MCPAN -e shell") to actually uninstall an existing module or is it a manual cd-to-the-directory-and-rename sort of thing...?

Many thanks, Greg

In reply to Re^7: Protocol scheme 'http' is not supported by Anonymous Monk
in thread Protocol scheme 'http' is not supported by ggerke

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