Yes, it definitely could be. I had the same problem once and fixed it by
upgrading to 5.8
-Matt
>I've had the same problem using qx too. Could it be that I'm using
PERL >5.6?
>Chris
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I have seen this before and was able to proceed by using PPM3 to add
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/ as a repository and installing
Ctrypt::SSLeay from there. Afterwards, the makefiles that needed
crypt::ssleay worked fine.
-M
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From: "Jim Keenan" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
How about
$ftp = NET::FTP->new("$ftp_server_name", Debug => 1)
It does sound like a name resolution issue.
Ping it from a machine that works and get its IP. Then connect to the ip and
not the server name. If it works you definitely have a DNS issue.
-Matt
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If it works ok in a console but not via cgi could it be a permissions or
environment issue? If you are using apache what account does it run under. I
have had mixed results running some processes under cgi. Why not just create
a batch on the fly and/or grab Russinovich's psexec.exe and use it to
e
>Hi all,
>I'm using fork() and waitpid(0
and am having trouble reaping my dead children when processing a CGI. I can run
similar >code from the command line and it works fine... but for some
reason, when the CGI is processing... the first child is >reaped... but all
subsequent children
