Esteemed Monday Morning Monks,

Is there any other poor benighted person out there using (pretty old) Mozilla::LDAP to access directories instead of the Net::LDAP which comes in the Active State repository? I am asking here because the general Mozilla area of mailing lists and news groups seems to be still in chaos after the move away from the 'Netscape' hierarchy and there doesn't seem to be any activity in the directories area.

If you are out there, please wave a hand (or point me towards a more focussed active area for debate). I would appreciate some help with a current problem.

I am unable due to time and budget constraints to currently contemplate swapping out the old for the new.

TIA

Dave R.

Nothing succeeds like a budgie with no teeth.

2006-09-26 Retitled by Corion, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Mozilla::LDAP'

In reply to Using Mozilla::LDAP instead of Net::LDAP by LittleGreyCat

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