missing CGI::Carp ?

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EMDE

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Hello,
If I'm correct, DirectAdmin is running Perl 5.8.0 but is missing CGI::Carp. This is a standard module that is included in the Perl core. _If it is missing it means that DirectAdmin has an incomplete/broken Perl installation. Because this is missing, I can't get an e-card application to work.

Is it up to me to fix this, or is this up to DirectAdmin?

thank you
 
It ain't standard, but you can install it with the following commands from SSH:

perl -MCPAN -e shell

install CGI::Carp


And that's it ;)
 
Sorry, but I only have experience using SSH on the application Terminal on Mac to connect to servers in my network to change rwx-permissions.

How do I connect to the DirectAdmin server?
Something like ssh root@?????

thx
 
I have only Mac, so can't download and execute exe-files. But can't I use my Terminal-application to connect to the DirectAdmin server?

I guess I should type something like?
ssh root@ip-adres?

Thing is: in the details DirectAdmin sent me via mail, there's one line that syas SSH Access: OFF.

So I think it's not possible?
 
er it sounds like you are hosted on a shared server run by someone else. If this is true, contact them about this.
 
Hello,
Indeed, this was a shared server. Now I have tried to access via the application Terminal via the following code:

ssh port2222:ip-adres [email protected]

But no luck: this is what I get:
No address associated with nodename

What am I doing wrong?

thx
 
btw: after I found out this was a shared server, I've asked the webmaster to put the SSH access "ON". Can I somehow check that this has actually been done?
 
EMDE,

I can't yet understand your issue.

Are you a webhosting company running DirectAdmin? Or a webhosting company with a reseller ac**** on a DirectAdmin server?

Or are you hosting a domain with a company that uses DirectAdmin?

The responses to your questions depend on your answer to this question.

If you're a webhosting company with your own server, then you're responsible for running your server, including turning on SSH for yourself.

If you're a reseller, then the company you buy your reseller account from is responsible for managing the server and setting up what you need within their guidelines.

If you're hosting a domain with a company that uses DirectAdmin the only way you're going to get your issues resolved is from the company you buy your hosting from, as they're the only ones who can log on to your server.

You'll know if SSH access is on when you can log in using SSH.

Jeff
 
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