Continuing with my problems in trying to get a perl script to work on localhost.

I have given up on mod_perl and am using a direct link to my strawberry in the shingig or whatever it's called.

So I did get my test.pl script to work after manually changing some things in apache and changing the shindig.

Now I am trying to get my auction site to work on localhost so I can work on it locally. It is choochooauctions.com. (Hope it is allowed to mention this. I'm not spamming just showing what I'm trying to get to work on localhost.)

I was getting an error for missing a .pm file which I think I finally fixed. Now I am getting a compilation fail message in the error log. I googled this and the closest solution I could find was possibly a missing LWF file. I found LWF files in the perl bin directory. The exact error is: AH01215: Compilation failed in require at C:/mychoo/cgi-bin/main.pl line 21.\r: C:/mychoo/cgi-bin/main.pl

Possibly this comes back to the fact that I have only changed the shindig in the main.pl file. There are many more perl files in the program. Not sure. I knew this was going to be a bear to get through.

Any thoughts? Thanks again!!!

In reply to Compilation failed in require at C:/mychoo/cg by traincity

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