In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tassilo V. Parseval <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > On 23jan2002, on 20may2002, on 4jul2002, on 12jul2002, on 28aug2002, > > I wrote about the "Sorry, there are no modules registered belonging > > to PJB" message I was getting when I tried to "Edit Module Metadata". > No need to panic. I remember the times when it was actually hard to > register namespace for the reasons you mentioned. But in my impression > things have brightened up very much in the last weeks thanks to brian d > foy who's doing a very accurate job. *blush* Tassilo is becoming the guy that says "No worries, brian will do it" :) i don't know what the problem has been. i have some concerns: there is already a Crypt::TEA, so i suggest working with that author or extending his module CGI::Htauth makes me nervous. based on just the documentation the system doesn not seem secure, although that seems to be your intent. Htauth has a different meaning for most people, too, since the apache ht* files use another scheme. i might register this under a different name if the security issues could be worked out. Term::Clui needs a better name, i think I've registered Math::Evol. what actually happens when you "register a namespace" is: * PAUSE send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] * maybe one of the admins registers it right away, or maybe they have questions * if they have questions, you respond to those on [EMAIL PROTECTED] * an admin registers it, or it fades away typically things only happen if one of the admins makes a positive decision about the module. since we're a loose collective, no one is really pushing for decisions on all of the module submissions. sometimes no one steps forward with anything to say and it slips through the cracks. -- brian d foy (one of many PAUSE admins), http://pause.perl.org please send all messages back to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
