Accessing SharePoint from Perl is not super trivial, but as this is something that interests me, I have found a few resources:

• Talking to SharePoint Lists with Perl
• The SharePoint Perl Connection Part 1
• How to upload a document to SharePoint with Perl
• If you don't want to use the web, there's always the database Accessing SharePoint List Data Directly with Perl

And to resolve the issue, the OP is probably confused about whether it's LDAP or NTLM because SharePoint is implemented in an environment where users are within an Active Directory Domain. Just to be explicit, the authentication is NTLM. Where LDAP comes into the picture is that Active Directory can be accessed using LDAP.

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