Hi It's been just about 3 weeks and I haven't heard back from you folks about the module namespaces I wanted to register... Ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 04 Aug 2000. (http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/modules/2000-08/msg00028.html) Here's an updated list of modules, some already available from CPAN, others being worked on, which I would like to register: Crypt::PGP5 bdpO A comprehensive interface to PGP 5 AGUL Crypt::PGP6 cdpO A comprehensive interface to PGP 6 AGUL Crypt::PGP cdpO Wrapper around Crypt::PGP5 and Crypt::PGP5 AGUL Crypt::GPG cdpO A comprehensive interface to GPG AGUL Persistence:: ::Database::SQL bdpO Persistent objects in SQL databases AGUL ::Object::Postgres bdpO Object persistence in PostgreSQL using Pg AGUL ::Object::DBI cdpO Object persistence in DBI-able databases AGUL DBD::Recall adpO Transparent database replication w/Recall AGUL Replication:: Recall::DBServer adpO Replica module for use with DBD::Recall AGUL Mail::Folder:: ::POP adpO Mail::Folder interface for POP mailboxes AGUL ::IMAP cdpO Mail::Folder interface for POP mailboxes AGUL ::Hotmail adpO Mail::Folder interface for Hotmail AGUL ::Yahoo cdpO Mail::Folder interface for Yahoo Mail AGUL I described the Crypt:: and Persistence:: modules in my last mail. The DBD::Recall module will allow transparent replication of any DBI compatible database, using Eric Newton's 'Recall' data replication system (www.fault-tolerant.org/recall). The goal is to make it trivial to enable replication support in existing applications. Replication::Recall::DBServer will provide the services needed to implement replica servers and synchronize state between replicas. So far I've got DBD::Recall working pretty well with DBD::mysql. It seems to run slash fine, with just 2 lines of code changed. I plan to test with DBD::Pg and DBD::RAM using a few other real-world systems before releasing it. Best Hash
