Perl modules that are maintained outside of the perl package must be accessed from within a perl program by a "use lib" line that indicates the directory where the module resides. This affects the below modules.
Table 1. Module Names and Required perl lines
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AFS.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/afs/libperl'; use AFS; |
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Cyrus.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/cyrus_sasl/libperl'; use Authen::SASL::Cyrus; |
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Krb4.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/krb4/libperl'; use Authen::Krb4; |
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Krb5.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/heimdal/libperl'; use Authen::Krb5; |
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Mysql.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/mysql/libperl'; use Mysql; |
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mysql.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/mysql/libperl'; use DBD::mysql; |
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Oracle.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/oracle/libperl'; use DBD::Oracle; |
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Oraperl.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/oracle/libperl'; use Oraperl; |
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Security.pm |
use lib '/afs/isis/pkg/cyrus_sasl/libperl'; use Authen::SASL::Cyrus::Security; |
Document Overview
Tags: AFS, Kerberos, OracleSubjects: AFS (H Drive)
Genre: Solution
Audience: Everyone
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