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> You need to check the path to Perl used by IIS vs commandline.
> Also try printing out @INC from IIS and the commandline and compare.
> There may also be a permissions problem (I don't know IIS - I use Apache).
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> The path to Perl used by IIS and commandline are same:
> commandline:
> C:/Perl/lib
> C:/Perl/site/lib
> .
> IIS:
> C:/Perl/lib
> C:/Perl/site/lib
> .
> I don't understand where is the mistake!!!???
That's not the path, that's the @INC. The path to the binary
would look more like 'C:/Perl/bin/perl.exe'. What does IIS
have the path as vs commandline ?
Try dumping $ENV{PATH} in the script. Also try these two pieces
of code to make sure of things (run under IIS and commandline) :
# to find the path to Perl binary
print "$^X\n";
# and to find the path to the script you are executing:
use FindBin qw($RealScript $RealDir);
print "$::RealDir/$::RealScript\n";
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