On Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 12:55:51PM +0200, Andreas J. Koenig wrote:
> >>>>> On Fri, 16 Jun 2000 15:38:57 +1000, Bron Gondwana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> 
>  > I'm currently doing most of the development of 
>  > Geert Josten and Egon Willighagen's XML-XSLT 
>  > module (under PAUSE id 'JOSTEN') and will be
>  > handling module builds from the Sourceforge
>  > repository where it's currently stored.
>  > (discussed on xml-xslt list)
> 
> If you will upload these under your name, please let me know which
> namespaces are affected, so I can adjust permissions.

It will be XML::XSLT - current version is 0.21 on PAUSE,
latest "release" from Sourceforge is 0.22.

>  > Other modules I'm interested in include:
>  > Net::VNC - interface to VNC remote frame buffer
>  >            protocol from ORL. (status: drawingboard)
>  >       (not discussed publically yet)
> 
> OK

Guess I should tar up what I have and stick it under 0.01 or
something - it's little more than negotiation at this stage.

>  > XML::XPath - may be trying to merge with XML::XSLT
>  >            in the future.  (status: owned MSERGEANT)
>  >       (discussed on xml-xslt list)
> 
> XML namespace is so big that we leave the coordination to the
> appropriate XML mailing lists. Cf.
> http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/XML/perl-xml-modules.html

I'll check myself into that tomorrow when I'm back at work.

>  > Linux::IPChains - a hack I put together at college
>  >            to handle IPChains updates from multiple
>  >       authentication mechanisms with automatic
>  >       perl-user byte-counts and locking.
> 
> Please check
> 
> IPChains          RdcO Create and Manipulate ipchains               JESSICAQ
> IPChains::
> ::PortFW          bdpO Interface to ipmasqadm portfw command        FRAJULAC

Yeah, I should check how they're going.  I tossed that in as
the only other thing I have that's project-worthy.  Last time
I looked that was just a direct replacement for the command
line tool, while mine provided locking and user control too.

Then again, mine is full of yucky "magic" stuff for the
network I wrote it on.

Thanks for your prompt response!

Bron.





-- 
andreas


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