Thanks, but no. I'm invoking this application from a browser pointed at a file reading:

#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
use lib(qw{/home/hesco/sandbox/DistroPrsRls/lib});
use DistroPrsRls;
BEGIN { print STDERR "\@INC includes:  \n", join("\n", @INC), "\n"; }
my $dpr  = DistroPrsRls->new();
$dpr->run();
exit;
1;

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I'm not sure where this 'start' value is coming from.

-- Hugh

In reply to Re^2: Seeking help with CGI::Application, please. by hesco
in thread Seeking help with CGI::Application, please. by hesco

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