Unfortunately, I'm still at a loss. I'm thankful for all the responses and, contrary to some beliefs, I meticulously read each response. However, I'm using CGI (not mod_perl) and Linux (not Windows) so neither Apache::NTML (requires mod_perl) nor the mod_auth_sspi (requires Windows) will work.

I've tried to understand with documentation for Authen::NTLM but can't make any sense of it. If anyone else has suggestions, I would certainly welcome them.


...I'm sorry if I have reposted this question, but the question I posted a month earlier had the same issues explained above.

Thank you for everyone's input,
Daniel

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