I've written a Windows service using PerlSvc 9.5.1. When the complied exe is placed in a directory on the c: drive of a Windows 32 bit server, SEP flags the exe as a virus and quarantines the module. If I disable SEP before placing the exe on the system, I can successfully start the service, but when SEP is restarted, it flags and quarantines the exe. All the service does it opens up a listening SSL protected socket on a port which accepts socket connections. Does support have any suggestions on why this is happening? The same perl code, when compiled on a 64 bit windows system with PerlSvc and placed on a Windows 64 based system does not get flagged by SEP.
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