I am looking for the modules that provide the SSL functionality for LWP and NET::LDAPS (e.g. Net-SSLeay, IO-Socket-SSL etc.). I have previously been able to install the packages using PPM and the ActiveState repository. Unfortunately, this message makes it clear that Activestate have withdrawn these crypto packages from their ppm server.

I have been able to use an alternate repository (of which there are many) for Win32 builds but I still am still looking for a ppm repository that has a Solaris compatible package. Can anyone help me?

The obvious option is for me to build the package myself from CPAN. Unfortunately I do not have access to a Solaris server on which I can install a compiler (nor indeed would I know what to do with one even if I did!).

Many thanks in advance.

inman


In reply to Finding Net_SSLeay PPM package for Solaris by inman

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