On 4 Apr 2014, at 6:05 pm, Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com> wrote:

> I see four choices for you:
> 
> 1. upgrade perl - in case of nix I recommend to compile it (Perl 5.18.2) 
> from source with a given {prefix} - and to set the Perl-path for the assp 
> user to the given {prefix} folder
>    so, your system will use the old perl , assp will use the new one
>   To install perl under a custom 'prefix', just run Configure with e.g. 
> -Dprefix=/usr/local/perl-5.18.2/ (read the install instructions)
>   after installing Perl 5.18.2 this way - use CPAN to bring the 
> installation up to date  and use the assp module installer to install the 
> required modules
>   This way you have both Perl versions available and you can switch back 
> in case of problems.
> 2. disable 'SignalLog'
> 3. ignore the warning
> 4. enable the rebuild debugging (create the file assp/rebuilddebug.txt) - 
> search for the timestamp in this file and remove the files processed at 
> this time
>    if this happens for reported files, maillog.txt will give you the 
> filename 

Hi Thomas.

I’ll take the risk and go with option 1.

Should I use assp.mod.zip or mod_inst.pl.1.76.zip?

Thanks,

James.
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