Hello!
We use embedded Perl (5.8.2) into the RADIUS server (using persistent
interpreter as described in perlembed). The problem is if the Perl code
uses some module, which is not available on the local system (e.g.
Crypt::CBC) the evaluation fails with "panic: top_env" message and the
whole process exits... Any ideas or suggestions how it can be avoided -
that instead of this we would just get error, catchable in eval {...}?
WBR, Andrew
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Andrew Zhilenko
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so my address should be andrew (at) ti dot cz
We use embedded Perl (5.8.2) into the RADIUS server (using persistent
interpreter as described in perlembed). The problem is if the Perl code
uses some module, which is not available on the local system (e.g.
Crypt::CBC) the evaluation fails with "panic: top_env" message and the
whole process exits... Any ideas or suggestions how it can be avoided -
that instead of this we would just get error, catchable in eval {...}?
WBR, Andrew
--
Andrew Zhilenko
Please remove "hide-email." from my email address when replying,
so my address should be andrew (at) ti dot cz