Hello!
name : Marino Andrès.
mail address : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
preferred user-ID on CPAN : igrec
I create this module to manage my icecast server!
Name : Net::Icecast
DSLI :
Development : the module is finished, and compressed in a
NetIcecast.tar.gz file
Language used : perl
Description : A perl module. This oriented object program permit
you to
use lot off the icecast commands in your
perl programm,
and configure your icecast server.
Exemple of what you can do whtih this module :
my $session =
Net::Icecast->new("icecast.computer.host",$port?,"ADMIN_Password");
$session->set_oper("OPER_Password\n");
my %sources = $session->sources;
print "Sources:\n";
foreach $key (keys %sources)
{
#If you want you print the IP address, the song title, mount point...
print "Id : $key, host : $sources{$key}->{host}\n";
}
my %clients = $session->listeners;
print "Clients:\n";
foreach $key (keys %clients)
{
#If you want you print the source id, the mount point...
print "Id : $key, host : $clients{$key}->{host}\n";
}
#And if you want to change the admin_password or client_password:
$session->set("admin_password my_new_password");
$session->set("client_password secret_password");
#And you can test the other functions in the same way that you test this
one!
#Isn't it very simple to use it :).
Application for a developer registration
I hereby apply for a developer registration. NAME: Anders Sonderberg Mortensen EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL:http://www.indexdata.dk LOGIN: SONDBERG PLAN: The company I represent is developing open source implementations of the Z3950 protocol. This is a client/server based protocol maintained by the Library of Congress intended mostly for exchange of bibliographic information. Until now, the server specific issues have been developed in terms of the YAZ toolkit based on C. However, our company has repeatedly received recommendations of developing a Perl API for this YAZ toolkit. Therefore, we have just programmed and released an alpha test version of this new Perl wrapper. And it seems to be a success. Our customers and cooperators are very happy with this new easy approach to the Z3950 protocol. After a concluded test phase, we like to publish the Perl YAZ API on CPAN. Therefore, we wish to reserve the name space Z3950:: for this purpose. Many thanx in advance! Cheers, Anders Sønderberg Mortensen -- Anders Sønderberg Mortensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.indexdata.dk Index Data Ph.: +45 3341 0105 Fax: +45 3341 0101
User update for DELTA
(This Mail was generated by the server http://p11.speedlink.de/pause/authenquery;ACTION=edit_cred automatically) Record update in the PAUSE users database: userid: [DELTA] fullname: [Christian Lackas] email: [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] homepage: [http://www.clackas.de/] cpan_mail_alias: [secr] was [publ] Data were entered by DELTA (Christian Lackas). Please check if they are correct. Thanks, The Pause
Module update for IO::AtomicFile
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [IO::AtomicFile] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [Write a file which is updated atomically] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [21] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for IO::Lines
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [IO::Lines] statd: [R] was [b] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [I/O handle to read/write to array of lines] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [21] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for IO::WrapTie
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [IO::WrapTie] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [Tie your handles & retain full OO interface] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [21] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Decoder
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Decoder] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [OO interface for decoding MIME messages] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Entity
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Entity] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [An extracted and decoded MIME entity] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Head
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Head] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [A parsed MIME header] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::IO
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::IO] statd: [?] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [DEPRECATED: now part of IO::] was [Simple I/O handles for filehandles/scalars] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for Convert::BinHex
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [Convert::BinHex] statd: [a] was [c] stats: [n] was [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [Convert to/from RFC1741 HQX7 (Mac BinHex)] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [17] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Latin1
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Latin1] statd: [?] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [DEPRECATED and removed] was [Encoding 8-bit Latin-1 as 7-bit ASCII] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Parser
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Parser] statd: [R] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [Parses streams to create MIME entities] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::ParserBase
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::ParserBase] statd: [?] was [a] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [O] description: [REMOVED: folded into MIME::Parser] was [For building your own MIME parser] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Module update for MIME::Words
Record update in the PAUSE modules database: modid: [MIME::Words] statd: [R] was [c] stats: [d] statl: [p] stati: [f] description: [Encode/decode RFC1522-escaped header strings] userid: [ERYQ] chapterid: [15] Data entered by Eryq (ERYQ). Please check if they are correct. The Pause
Re: Changing author space for Chart-Graph.pm
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 03:40:24PM -0700, Edouard Lagache wrote: > Dear CPAN Module Maintainers, > > About 18 months ago, a student intern working for CAIDA Michel Young > (MHYOUNG) submitted to you a module he developed for us: > Chart-Graph.pm. Since then, he has moved on and we continued to work > on the module. We would like to submit the revised module and set up > a new author's area with CPAN for all CAIDA projects to simplify your > life and ours! > > Could you please advise us on how to create a new CAIDA author's area > within CPAN and how we can transfer Chart-Graph.pm to that area for > version 2.0 that we are close to releasing? Edouard, I'm delighted that CAIDA will be represented on CPAN. You can create an area by registering a new account: http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/04pause.html#registering You won't need to do anything special to be able to upload Chart-Graph 2.0 to your area, as long as it has a unique filename. Peace, * Kurt Starsinic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- Senior Network Engineer * | `The term `Internet' has the meaning given that term in | | section 230(f)(1) of the Communications Act of 1934.' | | -- H.R. 3028, Trademark Cyberpiracy Prevention Act |
Welcome new user Benjamin Trott
Welcome Benjamin Trott, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: BTROTT Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Benjamin Trott email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://rhumba.pair.com/ben/ enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Thomas Pfau
Welcome Thomas Pfau, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: PFAUT Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Thomas Pfau email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://www.eclipse.net/~pfau/ enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Michael Fross
Welcome Michael Fross, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: FROSTY Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Michael Fross email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://fross.org/ enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Geoff Russell
Welcome Geoff Russell, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: GJRUSSEL Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Geoff Russell email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Ilya Verlinsky
Welcome Ilya Verlinsky, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: ILYAVERL Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Ilya Verlinsky email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Albert N. Micheev
Welcome Albert N. Micheev, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: AMICHAUER Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Albert N. Micheev email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Marino Andrès
Welcome Marino Andrès, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: IGREC Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Marino Andrès email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Welcome new user Anders Sonderberg Mortensen
Welcome Anders Sonderberg Mortensen, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload Server, has a userid for you: SONDBERG Once you've gone through the procedure of password approval (see the separate mail you should receive about right now), this userid will be the one that you can use to upload your work or edit your credentials in the PAUSE database. This is what we have stored in the database now: Name: Anders Sonderberg Mortensen email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://www.indexdata.dk/ enteredby: Kurt D. Starsinic Please note that your email address is exposed in various listings and database dumps. You can register with both a public and a secret email if you want to protect yourself from SPAM. If you want to do this, please visit https://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred or http://pause.kbx.de/pause/authenquery?ACTION=edit_cred If you need any further information, please visit $CPAN/modules/04pause.html. If this doesn't answer your questions, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for your prospective contributions, The Pause Team
Namespace Registration - Unix::Sysadmin::
This is a followup to my earlier post soliciting feedback on the right namespace for my object oriented Unix system administration framework. I've thought about the issues some more, and I've revised the names of the modules I've written. The PAUSE document states that "You need not wait for a response. Generally a lack of response can be taken as acceptance of the module name being proposed." Now, my previous proposal was so crappy, I can't take that statement too seriously. 8). Upon reflection it seems obvious that such a framework should live under Unix::Sysadmin or something like that. Accordingly, I'd like to announce that I intend to upload modules in development under the following names: Unix::Sysadmin::Ainf; # Automount map entry class Unix::Sysadmin::Ginf; # Unix group entry class Unix::Sysadmin::Hinf; # Unix host entry class Unix::Sysadmin::Nginf; # Netgroup class Unix::Sysadmin::Uinf; # Unix user entry class Unix::Sysadmin::List; # Abstract list class ::Ainf; # Automount map ::Ginf; # Group list ::Hinf; # Host list ::Nginf; # Netgroup list ::Uinf; # User list Unix::Sysadmin::Cmds; # Unix commands base class ::FreeBSD; # FreeBSD platform specific commands ::Linux;# Linux platform specific commands ::SunOS;# Solaris platform specific commands Unix::Sysadmin::Files; # Unix file paths base class ::FreeBSD; # FreeBSD platform specific files ::Linux;# Linux platform specific files ::SunOS;# Solaris platform specific files Unix::Sysadmin::Config; # Framework-wide configuration class Unix::Sysadmin::Utility; # Framework-wide utility class I'm about 90% finished designing, 80% finished documenting and 75% finished coding this puppy. (What? You're supposed to do those in sequence? Bah!) I'll wait a month or so to digest any feedback, or simmer in resentment over beeing ignored. Just kidding about the last part. 8) Here follows the toplevel Pod. Thanks for your attention and keep on saving the world! NAME Unix::Sysadmin - Object Oriented Framework for Unix System Administration SYNOPSIS use Unix::Sysadmin::Ainf; # Automount maps class use Unix::Sysadmin::Ginf; # Unix groups class use Unix::Sysadmin::Hinf; # Unix hosts class use Unix::Sysadmin::Nginf; # Netgroup class use Unix::Sysadmin::Uinf; # Unix user class use Unix::Sysadmin::List:: # Lists of the above use Unix::Sysadmin::Cmds:: # Platform specific commands classes use Unix::Sysadmin::Files:: # Platform specific files classes use Unix::Sysadmin::Config # Framework-wide configuration class use Unix::Sysadmin::Utility # Framework-wide utility class DESCRIPTION Unix::Sysadmin is an object oriented Perl framework for Unix system administration. It's main features are platform independence (at least among FreeBSD, Linux and Solaris), secure transport and a peer-to-peer management model that is in tune with many Unix networks we've seen. This framework does much of what NIS does, but uses a secure transport based on ssh. The trust model is therefore closely patterned on ssh1. It's cross platform (across FreeBSD, Linux and SunOS) and hides architectural differences from the user, so one can update passwd, group and automount information to a heterogeneous groups of hosts without regard to their OSen, or your own for that matter. Any host on the network can manage any number of other hosts provided that the managing host has the ssh key that enables root access on the managed hosts, and also has access to the database of managed hosts and users. Users may be granted access to one, some or all hosts on the network. Automount maps work transparently with amd or autofs, and particular keys may be distributed in the same way as users. Groups work similarly. Though managed users, hosts, groups and amd maps may be distributed selectively, the framework provides a place to keep these objects globally unique. Entity Classes Unix::Sysadmin provides several classes that represent entities that are frequently the target of Unix system administration activity. Of particular interest are the Hinf and Uinf classes, which represent hosts and users respectively. These are treated in detail in the section on "The Hinf Classes" and the section on "The Uinf Class" below. Other classes that represent manageable entities are the Ainf class for automount maps (either amd or autofs), the Ginf class for Unix groups and the Nginf class for "netgroups", an idea stolen from but not orthogonal with NIS. Support Classes
Re: Mail::Procmail
Any progress with the Mail::Procmail category? -- Johan [Quoting Johan Vromans, on August 9 2000, 11:02, in "Mail::Procmail"] > I've uploaded Mail-Procmail-0.02.tar.gz (module Mail::Procmail) to PAUSE. > ... -- Johan
