Ok well I would suggest you take a look a CPAN and search for LDAP, specficlly Net::LDAP. Then I think we need to address your needs quote "I need to verify that these are same as that of ldap credentials", this should be simple to do with the use of the LDAP PM just take the values that are given from the auth prompt and pass those to the module and attempt to bind as that user if your return a true then you are golden else we know the user doesn't exsist. This is very simple to do and there are plenty of examples on this site just SuperSearch it.
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In reply to Re: verifification of LDAP credentials by sunadmn
in thread verifification of LDAP credentials by kamesh3183

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