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Are you using SELinux? If so, remember to make the necessary changes for this CGI to run and access the library.
trend.cgi doesnt try as hard as routers2.cgi to find the RRDs modules - it expects them fully in the site_perl path, whereas MRTG and routers2 try a bit more magic to find them in other locations. Make sure its installed properly in site_perl, and not somewhere else as well. To test this, use 'perl -e "use RRDs;"' and see if it gives any error messages.
Finally, check your web server error log - there might be some more helpful information in there as to why the RRDs load is failing in the CGI. It certainly seems to be checking the path you mention, but there may be additional issues.
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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning... -- Isaiah 5:11
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