Seems a little less desirable this way.

Updated! However that may not be the case! There is a module called NDiff 0.02 - see info here http://www.vinecorp.com/ndiff/ which is used for security work of some type.

The same module name is used by an early version of DBIx::DB02, if you consult the changes DOC you will see it mentioned back in 1997 or 1998, but it is not in the current manifest for that package.

You may need to do a little detective work to see what module you have installed that is requiring datastore.pm /end update

jdtoronto

The same module name is used by an early version of DBIx::DB02...

Yes, but not with that capitalization. (I'm the author, and I don't think the module in question was ever written as "DataStore.pm", although it has been a few years... More recent versions of this package now use DBIx::SQLEngine instead.)

perl -e'shell;' -MCPAN

cpan> install DataStore

## lots of install stuff ##

cpan> exit

Your CGI should then work.

--Rhys

Hi Rhys,
Nice try, but you should of checked that DataStore existed before offering that advice ;)

Warning: Cannot install DataStore, don't know what it is.
Try the command

    i /DataStore/

to find objects with matching identifiers.

cpan> i /DataStore/
No objects found of any type for argument /DataStore/
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My guess is that DataStore.pm is a hand rolled module created by someone other than the OP and that the script in question that is breaking was not originally written by the OP.

Therefore, you should actually look for DataStore.pm in your file system:

find / -name DataStore.pm
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@INC always looks in '.' too, so check out the directory the CGI script is in, you may see it in there.

But your other problem may be a typo problem, the module needed may very well be in the @INC, but slightly misnamed..it doesnt seem likely since 'DataStore' IS spelt correctly, but the module may have vowels missing or summat: 'DataStr.pm etc.

Maybe try

find / -name \*.pm
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If all else fails, google for it, or contact previous owners of the CGI directory.

Cheers
Sam

Weeks later, I've happened to find something that might be what the user is looking for at Extropia.com, formerly known as the Selena Sol archive... No obvious place to download it, but if you download one of the applications, like the Project Tracker, you'll find it in the Modules directory.