Just a guess - but I suspect Win32::Daemon::Simple requires Winn32::Daemon.

Try putting a

use Win32::Daemon;

line above the

use Win32::Daemon::Simple;

Regards,

Phil Morley



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Hi,

I'm trying to use that module, and I get the following error:

Global symbol "$HKLM" requires explicit package name at
E:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/Daemon/Simple.pm line 49.

and some more of the same with just this (no code yet)

use FindBin qw($Bin $Script);
use File::Spec;
use Win32::Daemon::Simple
Service => 'IISLogs',
Name => 'fetches IIS Logs',
Version => '0.10',
Params => {
             Tick => 0,
             Talkative => 0,
             Interval => 10, # minutes
             LogFile => "Systemroot/blah",
             Description => <<'*END*',
Tick : (0/1) controls whether the service writes a "tick" message to
          the log once a minute if there's nothing to do
        Talkative : controls the amount of logging information
        Interval : how often does the service look for new or modified
files
          (in minutes)
        LogFile : the path to the log file
        ...
*END*
};

What does the error mean? Did someone use that module already and could
give
me an example on it's use?

regards, Lars
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