The perl that gets executed from Apache is CGI. It sits in a cgi directory,
and gets executed like a cgi would. Hence, it's a cgi. So, with that in
mind,
without Net::LDAPapi installed, you will not be able to execute these cgis.
Perl will exit saying it can't find the module you are trying to include.
Puzzles me how you dont have a file with that name.
[root@web1 cgi-bin]# grep Net *
RAServer:use Net::LDAPapi;
RAServer: if( ($ldap = new Net::LDAPapi($LDAP_Server,$LDAP_Port))
== -1) {
RAServer: if( ($ldap = new Net::LDAPapi($LDAP_Server,$LDAP_Port))
== -1) {
RAServer: if( ($ldap = new Net::LDAPapi($LDAP_Server,$LDAP_Port))
== -1) {
-Kevin Elliott
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Subject: Re: [Openca-Users] No Net::LDAPapi necessary
Kevin Elliott wrote:
>
> Michael,
>
> Thanks for the clarification. Although, the cgi still requires
Net::LDAPapi
> so I'm assuming you have sub/includes still?
I can't find Net::LDAPapi on my machine (I search via find / -name
"*LDAP*" -print). What do you mean with "the cgi"?
Cheers,
Michael
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