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PAUSE account request

[peter]

hello! i would like to partake in the CPAN glory.
here are my details:

name:  peter forty
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
home:  http://peter.nyc.ny.us/
preferred id: FORTY
planning to contribute: Apache::SimpleTemplate

description is pasted below. for more info, the pod can
be found at: http://peter.nyc.ny.us/simpletemplate/pod.html

  Apache::SimpleTemplate is *another* Template-with-embedded-Perl package
  for mod_perl. It allows you to embed blocks of Perl code into text
  documents, such as HTML files, and have this code executed upon HTTP
  request. It is meant to be a slim and basic alternative to existing
  packages (Apache::Embperl, Apache::ASP, ...), without any added
  syntax/tags/etc and with only the bare necessities of functionality.

please let me know if you need any more information.

thanks!
peter

PAUSE ID Request - and... request for comments on naming conventions...

[Peter Popovics]

Hi PAUSE Maintainers, 

In the very close future (next week), I'll have some modules to upload: 

name : Peter Popovics
email address :[EMAIL PROTECTED]
homepage : http://www.technomat.hu
preferred user-ID: OSTRICH 

a short description: 

***
Please, if possible help me out with finding the right, non confusing
and non-conflicting namespaces for them as well...
***
  

OAI - Implements Open Archives Initiative Protocol for
 Metadata Harvesting version 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0
 client (OAI::Harvester) and server side (OAI::Repository),
 together with some base classes, like OAI::Error,
 OAI::Request, OAI::Response... 

 The namespace maybe... should be OAI::PMH?
 or OAI_PMH instead? Or?
  

XML::Record - A simple aproach for record like XML Documents.
 Does not support mixed element types, therefore it's
 much more comfortable to use than XML::Dom, and much
 faster than XML::XPath. It is used by the OAI module. 

 There is one XML::Records object, not at all the same aproach I did... 

 Maybe a good idea would be to call this Record::XML, because some
 of the earlier versions of this object allowed to import/export
 data from/to GRS-1 and MARC as well. These things are widely
 used in the Digital library area. I would be very happy to find another
 name instead of "Record"... 

  

Distributed
Distributed::SOAP
Distributed::PRPC 


 A "funny package", provides something like MS DCOM for COM objects -
 in this case for perl objects and classes. 

 I think it's easier to illustrate: 

# ---
#
# This is going to call a PRPC server, to execute
#
#  Test->new($name, other  => [$a,$b,$c]);
# 

my $t = new Distributed::Test
   (
PRPC => {Server => 'remote.host',
Port=> '',
secret  => 'password',
compress=> 1,
},
$arg1,
other  => [$a,$b,$c],
);
# As this is a class constructor, it's going to return a blessed
# reference to a Test object, which, when it's returned to the
# caller, is going to be reblessed "Distributed::Test2", and
# a special hash or array element is inserted,
# in order to hide the connection information. So $t is a
# Distributed::Test now. Then, simply call it as it would be a
# local object: 

$t->Hello; 

# This is going to transfer the object back, rebless it as Test,
# call the method, return the results...
# By default all values returned (as retval, or parameter) is
# checked for blessed references: so if the procedure call ended
# up in creating a objects server side, they are going to be returned
# with this Distributed:: prefix, disregarding the class...
#
# The same with SOAP: 

my $t = new Distributed::Test
   (
SOAP => {uri_base => 'http://soap.server.com:80/',
 proxy=> 'http://soap.server.com:80/soap',
 },
$name,
other  => [$a,$b,$c]); 


# --- 

 The Distributed class is only responsible for stealing
 the method calls, and do the preparations
 for serialization, deserialization,
 and can have multiple underlying
 communication driver, like SOAP, or PRPC (see later). 

 Please, help me to find a name for this module as well! 

 
PRPC
A Very simple RPC protocol, including PRPC::Client,
PRPC::Server, an arbitrary Data::Serializer as
serializer, and Net::Server or Apache at
server side. 

 
Combine
A V2 of Netlab's combine system - a complex web harvesting solution
with oo aproach now... The submission of this package is going to take
a while... 


That's all for now, and thanks in advance: 

P.Peter 

New Userid

[Peter Wirdemo]

Name: Peter Wirdemo
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Preferred user-ID: PWIRDEMO

Planning to do some modules around Net::SNMP.

Maybe, Net::SNMP::RMON, Net::SNMP::MIBS::System and more...

/Peter






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Registration

[Peter BARABAS]

I'd like to register as a CPAN developer with the following informations:

name: Peter BARABAS
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homepage: http://starport.artifact.hu/
user-ID: BARABAS

I'm planning to contribute Sys::Load, a module for getting the average
load.

Thanks in advance.


-- 
..---// peter barabas z0d@((topelite|script).hu|y99k.com) //---. [FLATLINE]
...
...
.. http://starport.artifact.hu/ perl -wle 'print substr+qr,-,,-3' .

TOP OF THE DAY

[PETER SADIQ]

Dear friend,

A very good day to you.

First and foremost accept this as a formal introduction of myself.  My name is Dr. 
Peter Sadiq and I currently head a six man tender board in charge of contract payments 
and evaluation in the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (N.N.P.C). 

My colleagues and I are seeking for a reliable and trustworthy overseas partner into 
whose account we transfer the sum of Thirteen Million Five Hundred United States 
Dollars ($13,500,000). These funds are a result of gross over invoicing of contract 
values by our predecessors in the N.N.P.C and are presently trapped in an escrow 
account waiting to transferred into your account once we receive an assurance of your 
willingness and capability to handle a transaction of this magnitude. Furthermore, I 
would provide you with the necessary details after you indicate your genuine wish to 
assist us in carrying out this mutually beneficial transaction.

Kindly acknowledge the receipt of this letter as soon as you receive this mail through 
the above email address. Also note that this transaction is based on mutual trust and 
because of the nature of this transaction it should be treated with utmost 
confidentiality.

I await your anticipated response.

Best Regards,

Dr. Peter Sadiq.

N/B
Send your response to my confidential email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Module submission Emboss

[Peter Ernst]

On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, _brian_d_foy wrote:

> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Perl Authors
> Upload Server <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >   modid:   Emboss
>
> > This module interfaces to the libraries of the EMBOSS package
> > http://www.emboss.org
>
> i think that this belongs in Bio::*

Agreed. So I propose Bio::Emboss

Peter

RE: Welcome new user PGUZIS

[Peter Guzis]

I did not receive an email with password information.  Also, I tried the "Forgot 
Password?" link and never received anything.  Am I missing something?

Thanks,

Peter Guzis
Web Administrator, Sr.
ENCAD, Inc.
- A Kodak Company
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.encad.com 

User PGUZIS unable to log in

[Peter Guzis]

When I registered for the PAUSE id PGUZIS, I never received an email with my password. 
 Repeated attempts to change or gain access to my password have failed.  Can anyone 
help me?  If I am posting this to the wrong list please let me know.

Thanks,

Peter Guzis

RE: User PGUZIS unable to log in

[Peter Guzis]

1. Yes, I tried the forgot password link twice.  The first time was last week and the 
second was earlier today.
2. We do filter email, but I don't believe any messages are dropped outright.  They 
should end up quarantined in different folders based on whether they are spam, virus 
infected, etc.  The messages will go away after a week in that state, but I check the 
folders daily in case any of my mailing list traffic is incorrectly categorized.

I have received the automatic replies from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and your email 
(obviously) reached me, but that is all.  What email address would the password emails 
be coming from?  Are they sent from a possibly blacklisted SMTP server?

Thanks much,

Peter

-Original Message-
From: _brian_d_foy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 8:05 PM
To: Peter Guzis
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: User PGUZIS unable to log in


In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Peter Guzis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> When I registered for the PAUSE id PGUZIS, I never received an email with my
> password.  Repeated attempts to change or gain access to my password have
> failed.  Can anyone help me?  If I am posting this to the wrong list please
> let me know.

it looks like your email address is correct in your PAUSE account.

did you try the "Forgot Password?" item in the PAUSE menu?

   http://pause.perl.org

are you filtering mail, by any chance?

-- 
brian d foy (one of many PAUSE admins), http://pause.perl.org
please send all messages back to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Request to adopt WWW::BashOrg

[Peter Mayr]

Hi,

I read at

http://blogs.perl.org/users/zoffix_znet/2016/01/modules-for-adoption-bit-rot-thursday.html

that the module WWW::BashOrg is up for adoption. This looks like a nice
project to get more familiar with CPAN therefore I would like to adopt.

Is it possible to transfer it to my pause account PMAYR?

Thanks in advance!

 Peter

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

[Peter Seibel]

Happy to hand it over. I'm quite sure I can't log into PAUSE as it's been
decades since I tried so I'll need some help there.

On Mon, May 2, 2016 at 3:50 PM, Chase Whitener  wrote:

> Hi Peter,
>
> I apologize if you're getting this for a second time.  I tried your
> sei...@organic.com email address first (the one listed on the CPAN).
> https://metacpan.org/author/PSEIBEL
>
> I was wondering if you wouldn't mind passing privileges of your Exceptions
> distribution over to me. I'd like to update it and make it more of a
> general use Exception class since many other distributions seem to be doing
> this on their own.  My PAUSE id is capoeirab.  If you have other plans for
> the distribution, please let me know and I'll look into other ideas.
>
> If you can't get into your PAUSE account or need help changing
> permissions, please let me know and I'll be happy to help.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Chase
>



-- 
Peter Seibel
http://www.gigamonkeys.com/

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

[Peter Seibel]

Option 3 it is.

On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 8:43 AM, Neil Bowers  wrote:

> Hi Peter,
>
> > Happy to hand it over. I'm quite sure I can't log into PAUSE as it's
> been decades since I tried so I'll need some help there.
>
> I’ll transfer it to Chase. You have 3 options:
>
>  1. give Chase co-maint
>  2. give Chase ownership and retain co-maint yourself (you’ll still get
> copied on bugs and the like)
>  3. give Chase total ownership, and retain nothing yourself
>
> I suspect you want option 3, but thought I’d check. Once you let me know,
> I’ll make the change and confirm back.
>
> Cheers,
> Neil
>
>


-- 
Peter Seibel
http://www.gigamonkeys.com/

Re: Padre::DocBrowser::PseudoPerldoc permissions clash

[Peter Lavender]

Thanks Neil.
On 16 Jun 2016 6:58 AM, "Neil Bowers"  wrote:

> Hi Gabor,
>
> I think it is ok to delete both.
>
> As I can see Padre::DocBrowser was renamed to Padre::Browser in version
> 0.65 of Padre.
> https://github.com/PadreIDE/Padre/blob/master/Changes#L1294
>
>
> Thank you — I’ve dropped all of those permissions, entirely removing the
> conflict.
>
> Cheers,
> Neil
>
>
>

Upcoming PAUSE permissions dispute

[Peter Rabbitson]

( as of the writing of this email no action is necessary - I am just 
making the current situation known to avoid further escalation )


Greetings PAUSE admins,

I am writing in the capacity of FIRSTCOME on the DBIx::Class 
distribution namespace ( granted to me years ago ). I have been in the 
(slower than anticipated) process of wrapping up my involvement with 
that distribution[1] and arranging for a "transfer of power" 
[2](2nd-to-last paragraph).


Matt Trout, the former project founder who all but stopped working on 
things in 2010 [3], inquired about the situation back on 2015-12-08 on 
IRC and was informed about my plans as outlined in [2]. In the same 
conversation he indicated to be content with what is about to happen.


As of the past 2 months or so, mst's stance changed, with increasing 
demands to hand maint to 5 people of his choosing (something he refers 
to as "the DBIC team", which is... perplexing to say the least). The 
harassment culminated this morning with an SMS I received at 1:40am UTC:



Please do be aware that my last email is your last chance to cooperate with 
your team, and ignoring it may push reality down another path.


I am writing to this list, as I have strong reasons to believe mst is 
about to abuse his power as PAUSE admin, preventing me from exercising 
my author rights as currently (Sep 2016) recognized by PAUSE ( outlined 
towards the middle of [4] ).


This belief is backed by antics like [5] and by mst already having 
abused his oper privileges on irc.perl.org: the irc channel #dbix-class 
was registered by me together with #sql-translator and #dbic-cabal back 
on 2014-07-21 18:00 UTC, yet with zero communication from any IRC oper 
the current stats read:



-ChanServ-  Channel: #sql-translator
-ChanServ-  Founder: ribasushi << ONLINE >>
-ChanServ-   Registered: 2 years 8 weeks (10h 29m 33s) ago
-ChanServ-Last Used: 9 hours 27 minutes 16 seconds ago
-ChanServ-  Options: Secure



-ChanServ-  Channel: #dbix-class
-ChanServ-  Founder: mst, last seen: 12 weeks 2 days (9h 22m 18s) ago
-ChanServ-   Registered: 12 weeks 2 days (9h 22m 18s) ago
-ChanServ-Last Used: 7 weeks 5 days (16h 58m 58s) ago
-ChanServ-  Options: Secure


I did not raise an alarm about this, as I avoid speaking in these 
channels lately anyway. But I did notice.


I am however not yet done with what I have to do within CPAN. As per [2] 
the end is not far - in fact I have less than 2 weeks to ship the best 
thing I can given the circumstances. After that I will do said 
permission transfers as promised in [6]. And no - it will not be 
MSTROUT, nor a member of the mythical team.


As I said in the first line of this email: as it stands there is no 
action necessary from any of the admins, and I sincerely hope it remains 
this way. I am writing this as my last response to the (silly from my 
POV) conversation with mst, doubling as "here are my intentions in case 
something unfortunate happens to my PAUSE account".


Thank you, and sorry for the noise

P.S. mst: PLONK (as per your request [7])

[1] 
http://dbix-class.35028.n2.nabble.com/Re-Traffic-pattern-changes-ahead-td7578918.html
[2] 
http://dbix-class.35028.n2.nabble.com/Re-Traffic-pattern-changes-ahead-td7578918.html#a7578965

[3] https://github.com/dbsrgits/dbix-class/graphs/contributors
[4] 
https://gist.github.com/ribasushi/74ce356123ede727e90f#file-2015-02-20-md

[5] http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.modules/2016/04/msg95014.html
[6] 
http://blogs.perl.org/users/peter_rabbitson/2015/12/suspending-efforts-on-my-riba2016-crowdfunding-campaign-looking-forward-to-my-own-xmas.html

[7] https://twitter.com/shadowcat_mst/status/773954401614589952

Re: Upcoming PAUSE permissions dispute

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 09/15/2016 04:58 AM, Peter Rabbitson wrote:


... mst already having
abused his oper privileges on irc.perl.org: the irc channel #dbix-class
was registered by me together with #sql-translator and #dbic-cabal back
on 2014-07-21 18:00 UTC, yet with zero communication from any IRC oper
the current stats read:


-ChanServ-  Channel: #sql-translator
-ChanServ-  Founder: ribasushi << ONLINE >>
-ChanServ-   Registered: 2 years 8 weeks (10h 29m 33s) ago
-ChanServ-Last Used: 9 hours 27 minutes 16 seconds ago
-ChanServ-  Options: Secure



-ChanServ-  Channel: #dbix-class
-ChanServ-  Founder: mst, last seen: 12 weeks 2 days (9h 22m 18s) ago
-ChanServ-   Registered: 12 weeks 2 days (9h 22m 18s) ago
-ChanServ-Last Used: 7 weeks 5 days (16h 58m 58s) ago
-ChanServ-  Options: Secure


...


Apparently the incident described above was an actual bug in services. I 
fully retract the quoted part of the email, with the remainder standing 
as-is.


https://github.com/perl-irc/hybserv2/issues/1#issue-47887868

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 09/22/2016 01:53 AM, David Golden wrote:

[Followup with a copy of Peter's private reply and my public response.]


Thank you for not burying this thread.

I am shortly scheduled to speak at a conference, so likely won't be able 
to write a thorough reply today.


Stay tuned.

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

unding for just this 
kind of effort [13]
17) 2015-12-06: Above attempt fails [14]. I specifically write down (and 
say [15]) "I will transfer myFIRSTCOME permissions 
<http://perladvent.org/2013/2013-12-08.html>to perl developers of my 
choosing"
18) 2015-12-07: mst approaches me on pm, with the ensuing (short, and 
from what I can tell controversy-free) conversation taking place: [16]
19) 2015-12-25: Looking over the options for the project, and realizing 
there is nothing even close to a qualified successor I commit to carry 
out some more work before placing the project in maintenance-mode. I 
detail the steps of what I am planning to do in [17]
20) Jan 2016 ~ Sep 2016: I start working down the self-imposed hitlist, 
while looking for suitable employment. The search takes way more than 
expected, and so does the implementation of the solutions to the 
hitlist. A truly surreal (in hindsight) chain of events makes it 
possible and reasonable for me to essentially dedicate nearly 9 extra 
months to the project, albeit on goals markedly different from those 
within the failed campaign plan. A part of the associated git reflog can 
be seen in [18]. The progress has been steadily documented in 
near-monthly updates at the official mailing list [19]




=== Present day

There have been several unscheduled releases since, some to fix failing 
tests due to a shifting CPAN landscape [20][21] and one intermediate 
release as recently as 3 months ago incorporating some of the work done 
so far [22].


I continue to be involved in end-user support, both on the ML and on IRC 
(though I reduced my engagement on the #dbix-class channel, and instead 
try to help folks in a less polarized forum)


The commit-activity distribution since my involvement in the project is 
the following:


~/devel/dbic$ git shortlog -sn dc7d89911 ^96e7f9ec | head -n 30
  3101Peter Rabbitson
   616Rafael Kitover
   155Arthur Axel "fREW" Schmidt
   102John Napiorkowski
78Jess Robinson
76Rob Kinyon
75Norbert Buchmuller
70Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker
67Alexander Hartmaier
66Matt S Trout
58Justin Hunter
57Robert Buels
41Nigel Metheringham
35Gordon Irving
32Luke Saunders
31Johannes Plunien
27Guillermo Roditi
27Robert Bohne
25Amiri Barksdale
21Ash Berlin
21Moritz Onken
18Karen Etheridge
16Brendan Byrd
16Jason M. Mills
16Wallace Reis
14Daniel Ruoso
13Eden Cardim
12Ton Voon
10Florian Ragwitz
 8Dan Dascalescu

Out of the top 4 (3-digit numbers of committers):

- Rafael Kitover left the project 3 years ago
- Frew Schmidt is a close friend who has neither the time nor the 
desire[23] to take over the project
- John Napiorkowski already has his hands full with Catalyst, and to the 
best of my knowledge is distancing himself from that as well


In more recent times (past ~year) the only other person on the above 
list who contributed code is Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker. Some of his work 
has already made it into mailnline, while other has been delayed ( none 
of it rejected ), due to a combination of review tuits and/or tuits 
necessary to fix sub-par sections of the submissions.




=== Future plans

As of today (Oct 1st) I am still enjoying some available time, due to an 
unexpected delay in the commencement of my employment (now hopefully Oct 
17th)


I am planning to use this available time well, just as I have 
demonstrably done so far (last substantial merge tool place just 
yesterday). The checklist introduced in [17] is nearly fully burned down 
(albeit at a cost of a bit more than 50 hours).


I am still planning to wrap up the remaining pieces, including some 
unannounced initiatives to get the project into the best shape possible 
to survive its leaderlessness.


I am still planning to remove all co-maint perms and handover the 
first-come to a yet-undisclosed person. Given no clear line of 
succession, and the incredibly high stakes wrt compatibility, the only 
responsible thing to do is to select a single spot of responsibility and 
provide all possible support and infrastructure for a proper 
project-freeze. I must stress that I am removing myself from the 
equation as well, so if the new powers that be decide to restore 
everything - I will have no tools to prevent them from doing so.


The selected person will not be announced until after the fact, in order 
to insulate him from having to deal with mst, before any permission 
transfer has taken place (or before my own work has even completed). In 
order to ease tensions I *will* share that he is a well known community 
member and was an invitee to at least one Perl5 QA Hackathon.




=== Questions to "maintainers" (addressed on CC, both as per PAUSE and 
as per a list of who mst considers "maintainers", based on an email from 
2016

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/01/2016 11:07 PM, David Golden wrote:
Hi, Peter.  Thank you for taking the time to organize and share your 
thoughts.


> It took me a considerable amount of time to put this together, I hope
> you will respect this effort by crafting a similarly thought out 
response.


Please don't confuse the speed and brevity of my response with a lack 
of consideration. I've spent many hours over the past couple weeks 
considering this situation and discussing it with other administrators.


This line was not directed at you specifically, but rather to the wider 
set of folks who might be replying to this email.




> === Question to the PAUSE admins
> To put it in the simplest terms: what is the conversation we are 
having here?


In the simplest terms:

(1) Matt appears to believe he transferred first-come permissions to 
you for administrative purposes, not to abrogate his interest in the 
direction of the project.  [I will ask him to explain this himself 
publicly, since that hasn't happened yet.]


This is correct, and happened 6 years ago. At that time both me and Matt 
were completely different people, and what's more important - the 
project was something completely different ( i.e. a rather crude proof 
of concept, compared to what it s today )


(2) You appear to believe that because first-come permissions were 
transferred to you, you can make whatever permissions changes you like 
without consultation with Matt, other maintainers or the DBIC 
community at large.


The administrative transfer *combined* with the amount of work put in by 
myself, and the utter disinterest of all other maintainers, places me 
practically, procedurally and morally in the position to unilaterally 
decide what to do with said project.




Given the conflict between these views, and given that it was raised 
to the attention of PAUSE administrators by both you and Matt, we have 
laid out the principles by which this should be resolved.


I again must stress that there has been a huge 9+ months "discussion 
period" during which nobody (besides mst) came forward expressing 
concerns regarding my plans. And I have stated unambiguously on the 
record that I am done pretending Matt has the user community interest at 
heart, nor am I longer interested what views does Matt hold, or what he 
believes. Enough is enough.




> The selected person will not be announced until after [changing 
permissions]

> [...large snip...]
> If the PAUSE admins feel [Matt's] complaints do have merit - the 
only way

> to address them would be by fiat.

As you have quoted the principles I laid out in my earlier email, I'm 
disappointed in this response.  I'm left to conclude that either you 
don't understand what we're saying or else you're choosing a defiant 
stance for your own purposes.


Given there has been a single complaint, by a problematic figure, not 
backed up by anyone else: Yes, I truly do not understand what you are 
saying.


  In the hope that it's the former, I will attempt to clarify, this 
time with less diplomacy and fewer words.


* PAUSE administrators feel the dispute has merit or we wouldn't be 
involved.


* We have already acted by fiat to instruct you not to transfer 
permissions unilaterally.


I understand your desire not to engage with Matt, but feel that's not 
in the best interests of the communities involved.


I refuse to engage with Matt because he does not represent the community 
you are so valiantly trying to protect. This has little to do with 
desires, but rather has to do with being honest at this stage.


I again plead to any of: either a recent (or not so recent, but consider 
adding why you quit) committer, or heavy users who do in fact represent 
"the community" to add their voice to this thread.


Lacking the above: this entire exchange is Matt continuing to harass me 
( this time with the help of PAUSE admins ) and me continuing to not 
cave in to his bullying.




I'd like to you to consider some scenarios:

1. You announce your successor; Matt and other co-maintainers endorse 
your choice → problem solved.


2. You announce your successor; Matt and other co-maintainers disagree 
→ argument ensues.


Imagine, hypothetically, if you announced the successor *after* 
transferring permissions:


3. Matt and other co-maintainers endorse your choice → problem solved.

4. Matt and other co-maintainers disagree → argument ensues, but you 
no longer hold permissions and the argument is left in the hands of 
your successor.


I hope you realize that scenario #4 is strictly worse for your end 
goals for DBIC than scenario #2.


I do not share this view ( that #4 is worse ), otherwise I would not 
have gone down this path. #4 is not an ideal, but a viable chance for 
the user community to come together and take responsibility for steering 
things further.


Moreover, from the standpoint of the u

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/02/2016 01:33 PM, David Golden wrote:
On Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 4:31 AM, Peter Rabbitson <mailto:ribasu...@cpan.org>> wrote:

> The administrative transfer *combined* with the amount of work put
> in by myself, and the utter disinterest of all other maintainers, places
> me practically, procedurally and morally in the position to unilaterally
> decide what to do with said project.

We repeat: by PAUSE admin fiat, this is no longer true.  Saying it 
repeatedly will not make it true.


I considered preemptively escrowing DBIC primary permissions with 
ADOPTME pending the outcome of these discussions, but felt that might 
discourage you from participating further and might show unfair bias 
against your ideas and moral authority, which is not our goal.


However – make no mistake –  unilateral transfers will be undone 
unless we feel satisfied that the principles we have established for 
an orderly resolution have been honored.


Your (the admins) position has been noted.



< snip >

> I am still planning to remove all co-maint perms and handover the first-come
> to a yet-undisclosed person. Given no clear line of succession [...]
> the only responsible thing to do is to select a single spot of
> responsibility and provide all possible support and infrastructure
> for a proper project-freeze.

That's not "I'm leaving CPAN and will be letting others take things 
forward".  That's "I'm kicking out everyone already involved and 
freezing the project."


The above is a verifiably dishonest statement. Nobody else is involved 
at this stage and has not been for years.



< snip>

We don't oppose your plan.  We oppose the lack of transparency around 
an important decision for an important CPAN project.


I explained my reasoning for the lack of transparency, and am repeating 
it here again:


The selected person will not be announced until after the fact, in 
order to insulate him from having to deal with mst, before any 
permission transfer has taken place (or before my own work has even 
completed). In order to ease tensions I *will* share that he is a well 
known community member and was an invitee to at least one Perl5 QA 
Hackathon.


If the above is not satisfactory to the PAUSE admins - then I am afraid 
your only option is to administratively prevent me from doing that, as 
outlined at the start of this email.


We, too, encourage other maintainers and/or community members to join 
the conversation.


As suggested in an earlier email: the PAUSE admins (as the only 
legitimate concerned party at this point) would likely benefit having 
this question asked in a wider forum ( the DBIC mailing list and/or 
other channels ). Essentially someone has to trigger a "vote of no 
confidence", otherwise this entire exchange is just a time consuming farce.


At this point the layout of various positions seems clear. My own plans 
remain as described earlier: I plan to continue work for a bit longer, 
and go through with my original plan of action, baring an uproar from 
the user community.


Regards
RIBASUSHI

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/02/2016 03:01 PM, David Golden wrote:

> The selected person will not be announced until after the fact, in order to
> insulate him from having to deal with mst,

Let's put aside the identity of the person for the moment. Earlier you 
said:


>#4 is not an ideal, but a viable chance for the user community to come
> together and take responsibility for steering things further.

Perhaps you could elaborate more on your thoughts about the *role* of 
the maintainer after the handover: what you see that person doing, 
what kinds of decisions you think they will face, and so on.   Also, 
elaborate on your criteria for a maintainer: what went into your 
selection process?


Remember, we're most interested in seeing your articulate what the 
DBIC community can expect for the future.  The specific person is 
merely a mechanism for that decision.


I am taking distance from the entire thing for a couple days, to figure 
out a reasonable reply to the above, and to several followups in this 
thread ( the difficulty is mainly addressing the inappropriateness of 
the question itself, rather than its substance ).


As for raising this in other forums, please show me where to join and 
start the thread. I'm happy to join and facilitate in whatever public 
forum you think best to gauge community sentiment about the specifics 
of your plans.


The only wide-reaching forum that I myself am aware of is the mailing 
list, mentioned at the expected spot in the metadata: 
https://metacpan.org/source/RIBASUSHI/DBIx-Class-0.082840/META.yml#L66



More on the rest later

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/04/2016 11:36 PM, Matt S Trout wrote:


Had I not got explicit agreement before transferring anything that all I
was doing was easing co-maint addition, I would absolutely not have gone
down this route.


Since we are digging in the past: had I not gotten an unambiguous 
legitimization of my 1st come from both Matt[1] and an even stronger one 
from David[2] ( in addition to a large swathe of the community ) I don't 
think I would have returned for additional 3 years trying to rescue this 
project from its immense architectural debt.


[1] 
https://web.archive.org/web/20161004214347/http://blogs.perl.org/users/peter_rabbitson/2013/07/crowdsourcing-self-confidence.html#comment-1129854
[2] 
https://web.archive.org/web/20161004214347/http://blogs.perl.org/users/peter_rabbitson/2013/07/crowdsourcing-self-confidence.html#comment-1130257

Re: Message from PAUSE Admins to DBIx::Class maintainers [resend]

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/05/2016 12:17 AM, Joel Berger wrote:
While yes I think it would have been helpful if the intention made at 
the time of the transfer of first-come to you were in a more public 
forum than IRC logs, I also think that comments halfway down a BPO 
posting isn't a great place to assert BDFL-ness.
I agree with most of that. However I think it is ridiculous to suggest 
that "comments halfway down a BPO posting" are somehow less credible 
than a context-less excerpt from a 6+year old pm conversation. But in 
any case - this distracts from Graham's original questions which didn't 
seem to have been entirely answered, so I'll stop here.

Re: [Dbix-class] GOVERNANCE: Aggregation and conclusion

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 10/30/2016 02:47 AM, David Golden wrote:

On Sat, Oct 29, 2016 at 3:17 PM, Matt S Trout mailto:m...@shadowcat.co.uk>> wrote:

As such, I hereby call upon the PAUSE administration to adjust the
permissions
for all namespaces within the DBIx::Class distribution in accordance
with:

http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/dbix-class/2016-October/012365.html



I'm very pleased to see how the DBIC community has engaged in honest
discussion about self-governance.  It's been a long road, but one that I
think will serve the community well going forward.


I am pleased with the discussion that took place as well: it highlighted 
unambiguously the rift between two main groups of users. Having on 
record where various participants stand, including their extended 
position is an invaluable resource to have going forward.




I'll make the changes in the next 24-48 hours and make a final
announcement when it's done.


However I find David's outlined course of action appalling. During the 
discussion advocates of a development speedup articulated multiple times 
in no uncertain terms that slavish catering to existing codebases will 
take a backseat. The certainty of this was so great that it prompted me 
to re-commit to keep working on the project in the same manner as it was 
led in the past ~4 years. There was a sizable support for this sort of 
arrangement.


Imagine my surprise when the PAUSE admins (after already having 
prevented me from taking my long-deserved retirement by scuttling my 
original plan) are informing me that my ownership of the project will be 
taken away by fiat anyway.


David, I realize that at this point you will do whatever it is you want 
to do. I am simply putting it on record that the transfer is happening 
against my will, and to a long-term (likely catastrophic) detriment of 
the existing userbase of DBIx::Class.


Additionally I believe the current group of PAUSE admins embarrassingly 
failed their first real accountability test. I strongly suggest 
revisiting your processes at the next QA Hackathon: the way you 
currently handle things "by ear" is absolutely unworkable going forward.

Re: PAUSE permissions conflict between Net::LDAP::Control::Sort and Net::LDAP::Control::sort [GBARR,MARSCHAP]

[Peter Marschall]

Hi Neil,

sorry for the long delay (real life, ...)

I am not even aware of Net::LDAP::Control::sort's existence.
It is definitely not in any version that I uploaded to PAUSE.

I concur with Graham.

Best
Peter



Am Montag, 6. März 2017, 10:56:44 CET schrieb Neil Bowers:
> Hi Peter,
> 
> Graham wrote:
> > I have not been involved in the Net::LDAP project for a while. I gave
> > co-maint to Peter on all modules so he could continue the project so I
> > will defer to Peter.
> Are you ok with me dropping permissions on Net::LDAP::Control::sort?
> 
> Cheers,
> Neil
> 
> > However, Net::LDAP::Control::sort has not existed for a long time. So I
> > would be fine with ::sort being removed from PAUSE
> > 
> > Graham.
> > 
> >> On Feb 11, 2017, at 16:13 , Neil Bowers  wrote:
> >> 
> >> Hi Graham,
> >> 
> >> I’m emailing you wearing my PAUSE admin hat.
> >> 
> >> You have first-come permissions on both Net::LDAP::Control::Sort and
> >> Net::LDAP::Control::sort. And MARSCHAP (copied on this email) has
> >> co-maint on them.
> >> 
> >> The former is in the CPAN index against
> >> M/MA/MARSCHAP/perl-ldap-0.65.tar.gz.
> >> 
> >> PAUSE now treats these package names as the same, from a permissions
> >> perspective, so given Net::LDAP::Control::sort is no longer remove I’d
> >> like to drop all permissions on that name. Are you happy for me to do
> >> this?
> >> 
> >> Cheers,
> >> Neil


-- 
Peter Marschall
pe...@adpm.de

DBIx::Class permissions update

[Peter Rabbitson]

On 12/11/2016 02:23 PM, David Golden wrote:


Having discharged this final responsibility in my role in the DBIC
dispute, I declare the matter resolved as far as PAUSE
administration is concerned.




Greetings,

As per the recent repeat-referendum[1][2] my ownership of the 
DBIx::Class namespace has been restored. Frew ( then FIRSTCOME ) made 
the initial transfers dropping his permissions, and I proceeded to 
remove the rest of the COMAINTs as per my original plans.


In the foreseeable future I do not plan to make any further changes to 
the PAUSE permissions ( baring correcting obvious omissions ). I have 
also placed my intent on record on the current mailing list [3]


In addition I have given comaint to the NOXFER meta-user, to reflect the 
same intent. The project documentation does not yet reflect any 
instructions for the PAUSE admins so here they are:
- If I am to become unresponsive, FIRSTCOME is to be transferred to user 
FREW. He would know what to do next
- In case both Frew and myself perish under suspicious circumstances: I 
authorize the PAUSE admins to hand over the project to whomever they see fit


I sincerely hope this is the last email clarifying the state of the 
DBIx::Class namespace for a very long time


Cheers!

[1] http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/dbix-class/2018-January/012740.html
[2] http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/dbix-class/2018-January/012771.html
[3] http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/dbix-class/2018-January/012774.html

RE: Module submission POE::Component::Win32::Daemon

[Peter Guzis]

I don't have a preference one way or another.  My original thought was to keep it 
consistent with the naming of the base module (Win32::Daemon) and Win32::* modules in 
general.  I'm open to suggestions.

Peter

-Original Message-
From: Autrijus Tang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 11:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Module submission POE::Component::Win32::Daemon


On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 07:38:45PM +0100, Perl Authors Upload Server wrote:
>   modid:   POE::Component::Win32::Daemon

(Cc'ing the POE people at [EMAIL PROTECTED]).

I was under the impression that POE::Component::* modules are categorized
by functionality, not by platform; so, maybe

POE::Component::Daemon::Win32

is a better choice here, so there can be POE::Component::Daemon::Unix
in the future.  What do you think?

Thanks,
/Autrijus/

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[Fwd: Re: [perl #22715] MIME Tools modules missing]

[Peter Ziobrzynski]

--
Peter Ziobrzynski, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Begin Message ---
On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 07:47:52PM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] via RT wrote:
> Noticed that MIME-Tools modules are missing in the recent list of modules in 
> 02packages.details.txt.gz.

That file is created by PAUSE, you need to report any problems to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Graham.

> 
> Automated installs with -MCPAN are not working anymore.
> The entries for MIME:Entity and others are gone.
> 
> This break installs of thins line RT, etc.
> 
> -Peter

--- End Message ---

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Re: CPAN - resolving split ownership of perl-ldap distribution

[Peter Marschall]

Hi,



Am 31. Juli 2020 21:53:18 MESZ schrieb Neil Bowers :
>I’m one of the PAUSE admins, and I’m sorting out situations where CPAN
>distributions have split ownership, as it can result in parts of
>releases not getting indexed, and then when transferring permissions,
>modules get missed. PAUSE tries to not let this happen now, but there
>are some historical cases, which I’m working through. The perl-ldap
>distribution is one such case.
>
>It appears that GBARR did releases from 1998 through 2011, and then
>MARSCHAP has done releases since then. As a result, GBARR has
>first-come permissions on most of the packages, and MARSCHAP has
>first-come on most of the rest. PLDAP has first-come on Net::LDAP, and
>you both have co-maint.
>
>It seems like there are two options here:
>
>1. Give first-come on all packages to PLDAP, and co-maint to both of
>you. Is the Perl LDAP mailing list at all active these days?
>2. Give first-come on all packages MARSCHAP, drop PLDAP, and if GBARR
>wants to have co-maint, make sure he has co-maint on everything.
>
>Option (2) looks the most likely to me, but what do you two think?

With my non-knowledge of PAUSE, I need to trust your assessment 😀.
As there is not much going on on the perl-ldap mailing list these days, I 
concur that option (2) sounds preferable.

Peter




-- 
Peter Marschall 

Adopt Dancer2::Template::Xslate

[Peter Mottram]

Since Dancer2::Template::Xslate is marked ADOPTME, could I (SYSPETE), as
a member of the Dancer2 core team, please have first-come on this one?
GH repo will move to PerlDancer and other D2 core team will be given
co-maint.

Cheers!
SysPete

Re: Adopt HTML::Tree?

[Peter Krawczyk]

I never actively placed this module in ADOPTME, and nobody's contacted me in 
several years about it.

Neil et al: can you please explain how this got placed in ADOPTME?

Robert: Can you please provide a patch for the new version such that I can 
review it?

Thanks,
-Peter K

On Tue, Aug 3, 2021, at 9:40 AM, lnation wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm interested in adopting the HTML::Tree module. If you can grant me 
> the privilege I will release the next version.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Robert Acock.
> 
> 

Re: Adopt HTML::Tree?

[Peter Krawczyk]

I will take it unless CJM explicitly asks for it.

Thanks,
-Peter K

On Tue, Aug 3, 2021, at 3:23 PM, Neil Bowers wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>> I never actively placed this [HTML::Tree] in ADOPTME, and nobody's contacted 
>> me in several years about it.
>> Neil et al: can you please explain how this got placed in ADOPTME?
> 
> The HTML-Tree distribution has quite a history over the years:
>  * It was originally released by Gisle Aas (GAAS), who did releases in 1998 
> and 1999.
>  * It was then taken over by Sean Burke (SBURKE), who did 26 releases between 
> 1999 and 2003.
>  * Andy Lester (PETDANCE) then did 5 releases in 2005 and 2006. 
>  * PETEK did 3 releases in 2006
>  * Jeff Fearn (JFEARN) then did 7 releases between 2010 and 2011
>  * Christopher Madsen (CJM) did 18 releases between 2012 and 2014
>  * Jeff Fearn did one more release in 2017
>  * The last 4 releases were done by Kent Fredric (KENTNL), in 2017.
> I suspect KENTNL was given first-come, as he had planned to continue doing 
> releases.
> 
> Kent sadly died in a tragic accident earlier this year. When a CPAN author 
> dies, any of their first-come permissions are converted to ADOPTME, and I 
> think that’s how HTML::Tree ended up this way.
> 
> Peter (PETEK) and Christopher (CJM) both have co-maint.
> 
> If one of you two want to have the first-come permission on this, you have 
> the clearest case. If not, you could let Robert take it. What say ye?
> 
> Cheers,
> Neil

New User Registration Request

[Peter Timofejew]

Hi everyone,

I'd like to become a registered module developer.

Name:   Peter Timofejew
Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Homepage:   http://timofejew.com/
Preferred ID:   PTIMOF

Proposed contribution:

The module I've written is an XS wrapper for decoding and encoding MPEG
audio (a.k.a. MP3) files, with a detailed level of control
(decoding/encoding returns back to Perl execution space after every MP3
frame to allow all sorts of interesting applications). It's an interface
into the MAD (MPEG Audio Decoder) and LAME (Lame Ain't MP3 Encoder)
libraries available elsewhere (the README has instructions on how to
install these external libraries). The execution speed is quite good, and
it was developed (in part) to allow real-time streaming (decoding/encoding
on the fly). Supports audio resampling as well (both for decoding and
encoding).

The namespace I propose for this is "Audio::MPEG". There are 3 packages
shipped with the module: Audio::MPEG::Decode, Audio::MPEG::Output, and
Audio::MPEG::Encode.

Peter T

-- 
Peter Timofejew
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Email:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website: www.timofejew.com

request for ID

[Peter McDermott]

name: Peter McDermott
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homepage: www.pmcdermott.com
id: PETERMCD

description:

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HTML-Bricks-0.02.tgz

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elements that can easily be inserted into web pages containing dynamic 
elements written by others. Wouldn't that be kick-ass?

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polished, and a proper perl installation script has been added. While I'm 
hesitant to say that I'm 'proud' of the code in 0.02, it is certainly an 
order of magnitude better than 0.01.

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author request

[Peter Farabaugh]

Name: Peter Farabaugh
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Homepage: tbe.net/~pete
User-ID: PETE  (or PETERF if PETE is taken).
I am planning to contribute a variety of utility modules plus somePerl 6ish
stuff.

Contributing Perl Modules

[Peter Kwan]

Hi,
 

I would like to contribute a perl module to draw images and charts in PNG, 
JPEG, WBMP and GIF. Therefore I would like to obtain an update account. 
Followings are my personal particulars.
 
Name:    Peter Kwan
Email Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Preferred User-ID: PKWAN
 
Regards
Peter Kwan
 

CPAN module submission

[Peter Wainwright]

Name: Peter Wainwright
Email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website: http://www.spacefuture.com/
Preferred User-ID: PETERW

I have written an SVG parser module that works in tandem with Ronan
Oger's SVG module to parse SVG documents and generate a resulting
SVG object which can then be used to manipulate the content; it's
been checked with Ronan. The module namespace is SVG::Parser.

-- 
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Peter Wainwright  Cybrid Technology Ltd.  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=[ http://www.spacefuture.com ]=[ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]=

Request for new user registration

[Peter Kioko]

I would like to make a module available on 
CPAN
 
Name : Peter KiokoEmail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]User-ID : 
KIOKO
Thanks.

new module Apache::AccessCookie

[Peter Bi]

your name: Peter Bi
your email address: Greetingland, LLC
your homepage if you have one:
your preferred user-ID on CPAN: peterbi

a short description of what you're planning to contribute

Apache::AccessCookie is a ticket-based Apache Access Control handler. The
handler opens or
blocks the access by checking the cookie ticket issued by a ticket master
machine. It is a replacement of the Basic Authentication. Features in this
Access handler include:

1) it checks if the browser accepts cookies at the first place
2) it is a ticket system: a group of machines can be authenticated by the
same ticket providing they are under the same top domain name.
3) it is more secure than the Basic Authentication since web visitor's
password  will only be transfered once onto the ticket master machine.
4) if authenticated against a database, the ticket system is usually fast
because the verification procedure does not need database connection.
5) blocking: if too many failed logins are detected from an IP address, the
ticket master machine can deny further trials from the address.

Re: new module Apache::AccessCookie

[Peter Bi]

Hi, CPAN:

I sent the following email but am still waiting for reply. Please give me a
"yes" or "no" answer at your earliest convenience.

I also read a follow-up email in your web archive. The mail asks to explain
why the new module. Here is a short reply:

1) almost all of them sub-class from Apache::AuthenCookie, which however
doesn't work 100% well under Netscape 6.2
2) the current one detects if a browser accepts cookie at the first place.
This is a minor feature, but it is absolutely necessary.
3) and the big difference is: the corrent module provides a consistent way
to issue ticket using different system or database aythentication. The
module tree structure is
Apache::AccessCookie (ticket verification module)
Apache::AccessCookie::Ticket (ticket issuer interface)
the following are subclassed from Apache::AccessCookie::Ticket overriding by
specific authetication method:
Apache::AccessCookie::DBI (for authnetication against a DBI database and
added blocking features)
Apache::AccessCookie::PW (against a password file, for intranet)
Apache::AccessCookie::NIS (against a NIS, for intranet)
Apache::AccessCookie::NISPlus (aginst NIS+, for intranet)
Apache::AccessCookie::IMAP (IMPA server)
Apache::AccessCookie::LDAP (LDAP server)
Apache::AccessCookie::Remote (against a remote URL that is protected by
Basic Authentication)

Please let me know. Thanks.

Peter Bi
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

- Original Message -
From: "Peter Bi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 12:09 PM
Subject: new module Apache::AccessCookie


> your name: Peter Bi
> your email address: Greetingland, LLC
> your homepage if you have one:
> your preferred user-ID on CPAN: peterbi
>
> a short description of what you're planning to contribute
>
> Apache::AccessCookie is a ticket-based Apache Access Control handler. The
> handler opens or
> blocks the access by checking the cookie ticket issued by a ticket master
> machine. It is a replacement of the Basic Authentication. Features in this
> Access handler include:
>
> 1) it checks if the browser accepts cookies at the first place
> 2) it is a ticket system: a group of machines can be authenticated by the
> same ticket providing they are under the same top domain name.
> 3) it is more secure than the Basic Authentication since web visitor's
> password  will only be transfered once onto the ticket master machine.
> 4) if authenticated against a database, the ticket system is usually fast
> because the verification procedure does not need database connection.
> 5) blocking: if too many failed logins are detected from an IP address,
the
> ticket master machine can deny further trials from the address.
>

Request for PAUSE ID

[Peter Clay]

I'd like a PAUSE ID, please. I am Peter Clay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (I'd
prefer that that email address not be put on the public WWW), and I'd like
the ID "PJC50" (my userid from Cambridge).

I'm planning to contribute a module which allows people to write programs
that navigate web sites automatically, called something like
WWW::AutoBrowser.

Pete
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PAUSE Register

[Peter Jones]

Name: Peter J Jones
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (preferred) --or-- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Homepage: http://www.dancris.com/~p
Preferred uid: PJONES
Contribute Desc: Module, and later scripts and modules
Module Desc: Proc::PIDFile bdpO Create a file with your PID in it.

This is something that I find myself doing quite often. Checking to see if a PID file 
exists, and if the PID in it is still active. If not, then create the file and write 
my PID to it, otherwise return undef. I wrote this module for my personal use but have
decided that I would like to share it with others.

Thanks.

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RFD: Exception (and StackTrace) modules [long] (fwd)

[Peter Grimes]

This is a CC of a message I recently posted to c.l.p.modules.

I figured I'd sent it you (and just who does receive this list anyway?).

I just looked in the archives (which I'd checked a while back) and it
seems that Pete Jordan recently submitted something with same name.  Doh.
Pete, I'm cc'ing you as well then.  I'd love to see your code.

Should this go to p5p as well?  I'm afraid to post there! hehe

Thanks,

-Dave

-- Forwarded message --
Date: Sun, 6 Feb 2000 19:01:07 -0600
From: Peter Grimes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.modules
Subject: RFD: Exception (and StackTrace) modules [long]

First of all, I know about Graham Barr's Error.pm module.  Let me know lay
out the reasons I don't want to use that first as it should head off a few
potential threads.

1.  I don't much like the syntax.  There's a lot of really wacky tricky
stuff that was done to make it look like C++ or Java.  There's nothing
wrong with tricky coding (and my module has some) but I personally don't
see any need for that syntax.  You can do try/catch/finally/etc with
native perl.

2.  There's no facility for having modules 'declare' their exceptions
other than by actually creating a package and it's associated code.  Ok,
this is kind of like Java's:

public static void foo( String foo ) throws FooException {

but this I actually like (as you can see, it's all about my personal
biases).


That's about it.


So what does the code I'm proposing do?

Here's some sample code using it:

This might go at the top of a module:

package Foo;

use Exception( 'FileException',
   'FileWriteException' => { isa => 'FileException' },
   'FooException',
   'FooBarException' => { isa => 'FooException',
  description => 'Something FUBAR happened' },
 );

This would automatically create these packages as necessary.

This not preclude creating your subclasses by doing something like this:

package FooException;

use base qw(Exception);

...

This would be necessary to create additional methods for your exception
not already present in exception.

To deal with exceptions you do:

# try

sub throw_exception{ Exception->throw( error => 'Woah!' ); }

eval { throw_exception; };

if ($@)
{
# Catch FooException.
if ($@->isa('FooException'))
{
warn "Curses, foo'd again\n";
}
# Catch BarException.
elsif ($@->isa('BarException'))
{
warn "A duck and a peanut walk into a bar...\n";
}
# Catch everything else
else
{
die $@->error, "\n";
}
}

As you can see, this is pretty much identical to try/catch syntax but I
prefer it cause it's more Perlish (your mileage may vary, of course).

Here are the methods provided by the Exception _class_:

throw ( error => $error_message );
do_trace - This is a class method.  If set to to true, then all objects
created by the class will contain a StackTrace object (see below).  THis
is a get/set method.

Object methods:

rethrow - just dies with the object.  Use like this:

if ($@)
{
# Send it up to the next level.
$@->rethrow unless $@->isa('FooException');

# Handle FooException
}

get methods:

time - time exception was thrown
pid, uid, euid, gid, egid
error - error message given to throw method.  If nothing was given we use
$! (from the time the error was thrown).
trace - the StackTrace object that was created (if do_trace was true)

description - the thought behind this is that we might want to be able to
fetch a description for this _class_ of exceptions (as opposed to the
description of this specific exception).  This would be useful when using
code from other people that throws exceptions that we don't really know
much about.  If they provide a description we can look at that for
additional info.


The StackTrace code I mentoined above basically provides an OO interface
to a set of stack frames (each of which is basically like a line from
carp()'s output).


The feature I like best about the module I've put together is that I can
declare exceptions at compile time via the import method of Exception via:

use Exception qw(FooException);

I can also create subclasses of other exceptions via:

use Exception ( FooException => { isa => 'BarException' } );

This code is smart enough to find circular references in it's creation
process so it will puke on:

use Exception ( Foo => { isa => 'Bar' },
Bar => { isa => 'Foo' } );

It will also detect typos in isa (or what it thinks are typos) like:

use Exception ( 'Foo', Bar => { isa => 'Fooasdly

PAUSE Application

[Peter Sergeant]

I'm hoping to be registered - details that are important are below:

Peter Sergeant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sometimes there's interesting stuff on: http://badassscripts.hypermart.net
Prefered userID: sheriff_p or sargie or psergeant
I'm mainly concentrating on modules that help webmasters play around with 
search engines, although I'm also working towards some modules that work 
with web services (like an EMAIL::Hotmail).

Uh,
Sequin adp(r?) Parses logged search engine info

# This module is, as of this release,  in its *very* early stages. This
# release in  fact is  mainly just  so people  can have  a look  at the
# module,  point out  any bugs  that they  can see  already and prehaps
# offer help...

# The module  started its  life as a CGI script, that was full of bugs,
# and was one of my first Perl programs. I would like to think that the
# quality of the scripting has improved somewhat since then.

# In it's present state,  the main subroutine accepts an URL, which and
# tries to determine if this  URL is that of a Search-Engine query.  If
# it is,  it will decide which search terms were used,  and return both
# the name of the search engine, and the keywords used.

# Of course,  there are many plans for the future of it, and as, at the
# time  of  writing  (14-2-00)  I'm  ill,  this  version  may  never be
# released, and some of the features I hope to include will be included
# in the real first version.  Who knows?  Following is a list of future
# releases, and what I hope to include in them...

#  (0.1) - That which you have now
#  (0.2) - Inclusion of about 20 new search engines
#  (0.3) - Gives approximate ranking of URL on the search engine
#  (0.4) - Will give exact ranking of URL on the search engine
#  (0.5) - Gives information about other sites listed near URL
#  (+++) - Maybe Re-register the URL or process whole log file
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uid for CPAN request

[Peter Eisch]

- Peter A. Eisch 

- [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

- http://peter.boku.net/ 

- PEISCH 

- Network management utilities:  First up is my OO and shamelessly
extensible SNMP Trap processor.  It has no dependencies on any other
modules but does "prefer" to run under straps, part of the scotty/tkined
package.  (I'm soliciting for permission to include that single C
program's source along with my module.)  Aside from the stub
infrastructure of three different applications, I'll have separate modules
that can be used outright or as examples of how to use the yet-to-be-named
application.  When it gets a name, it's description is simply:

  SNMP Trap Application

- Spooling (Queue/Dequeue) scripts will be included with the initial
module set.  Augementation will be done through subclasses of my OO tree.

- This is a sanitization and reorganization of a network management
application written by myself and others over the past 6 years.  There has
been little public discussion over it but it's seen a couple years use at
an ISP and several other private organizations.  JAYJ has been a
significant contributor as well.

peter

New module registration

[Peter Haworth]

I'd like to register the a new module I'm working on as:

HTML::StickyForms adpO HTML form generation for mod_perl/CGIPMH

I realise the name isn't very nice, but it's the best name that came out of the
discussion on [EMAIL PROTECTED] which wasn't already taken. This module is
basically the  generation routines from CGI.pm, but with a much more
restrictive interface, and a lot smaller code. The reason for this is to
provide "sticky" input fields, whose values may be gathered from CGI (2.x),
CGI::State (CGI 3.x) or Apache::Request objects.

-- 
Peter Haworth   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Master, does Emacs have the Buddha nature?" the novice asked.
The Chief Priest had been in the temple for many years and could be
relied upon to know these things.  He thought for several minutes before
replying, "I don't see why not.  It's got bloody well everything else."

PAUSE Registration Request

[Peter Thatcher]

I've just written small library that I think might be usefull as a CPAN module.  
Here's my
information:

name: Peter Thatcher
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
preferred ID: peter (petert if peter taken)
description: A module which will convert HTML into LaTeX.
module list format:

Name   DSLI  Description  
-     
HTML::LatexbdpO  Converts HTML file to Latex file

I'm afraid there hasn't been much discussion about it; I wish there were more myself.  
To find out
more about it and it's interest level, look at http://html2latex.sourceforge.net .  
HTML::Latex
was originally (and is currently used by) html2latex.  The module is packaged inside 
of the latest
html2latex package which can be found at
ftp://html2latex.sourceforge.net/pub/html2latex/html2latex-latest.tar.gz


=
Peter Thatcher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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New module registration

[Peter Haworth]

I'd like to register a new module I'm working on as:

Cache::Mmap adp0 Concurrent access shared cachePMH

-- 
    Peter Haworth   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Time heals all wounds... but ultimately it tends to kill you too."

Uploaded module. How is it added to the modulelist?

[Peter Thatcher]

I've now registered at PAUSE and uploaded my module to CPAN
(http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/P/PE/PETER/HTML-Latex-0.8.tar.gz).  How do I now add 
the module to
the modulelist?  Here my info:

ID: PETER
Module Description: Converts HTML to LaTeX.
Module List Format:

Name   DSLI  Description  
-     
HTML::LatexbdpO  Converts HTML to LaTeX





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[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Registration of BEHROOZI and CGI::SecureState

[Peter Behroozi]

Greetings,
This is my first entry to PAUSE, so I am requesting both a namespace 
(CGI::SecureState) and a PAUSE account (BEHROOZI).  The module that I 
have created is a drop-in replacement for CGI::Persistent that stores 
the CGI parameters in an encrypted file on the server.  Due to several 
shortcomings of CGI::Persistent (see below), the changes I made involved 
a complete rewrite (Persistence::Object::Simple was removed, for 
instance), so integration with CGI::Persistent was out of the question. 
  I have checked both CPAN and archives of [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a 
similar module, but have turned up nothing.  While I cannot provide a 
location where discussion has occurred on the topic, I have been running 
the code unchanged on the Price Laboratory School website 
(www.pls.uni.edu) under Apache::Registry for more than a month with no 
reported bugs.

Peter


The requirements:
Name: Peter Behroozi
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Homepage: None.
ID: BEHROOZI
Description:  CGI::SecureState (or whatever it ends up as) is a drop-in 
replacement for CGI::Persistent that corrects the three mainflaws of 
CGI::Persistent, e.g. failure to work with Perl's taint mode, not 
encrypting user data, and a lack of association between the user's 
data 
file and their computer.

DSLI:
Name   DSLI  DescriptionInfo
-    -- -
SecureStateadpO  Securely stores CGI parameters BEHROOZI

Mea Culpa.. I messed up.... (RPG Dist)

[Peter Berghold]

Hi there,

Inadvertently I messed up and released a module RPG.pm to Pause.  That was
not my original intent.  How do we get it removed?

I have begun to mint a series of modules under RPG such as RPG::Dice,
RPG::Traveller and others.

-- 

Peter L. Berghold   salty.cowd...@gmail.com

http://blog.berghold.net

Re: Mea Culpa.. I messed up.... (RPG Dist)

[Peter Berghold]

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 8:40 AM, Matt S Trout  wrote:

>
> Is there a particular reason you didn't want to namespace this?
>
> -



No particular reason.  It didn't even occur to me that there was a "Games"
TLD until I noticed it. The one issue I noticed though is the fact there is
already a Games::Dice namespace.  If we moved my stuff to Games::RPG::*
that might avoid the namespace collision that is likely to occur.

Another issue that I can think of is the fact that I've already written
(and am doing pre-release cleanup for) a lot of code that looks for
RPG::Dice as a module.  Not to mention the fact that going from
RPG::Traveller to Games::RPG::Traveller is a very minor PITA. Not only does
the code need to be refactored but things such as

 my $parsec = new RPG::Traveller::Starmap::Parsec()
 becomes
 my $parsec = new Games::RPG::Traveller::Starmap::Parser();

which makes me wonder how many levels deep does the namespace need to go?

Sorry for the lack of response.  I have not even looked at my email (except
this account) for a while. I added this account to PAUSE for that reason.



-- 

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http://blog.berghold.net

RTF::Parser

[Peter Sergeant]

Hi Stuart,

Quite a while ago I transferred maintainership of RTF::Parser to you.
You've not made a release in that time. I've recently gained some free
time, and would like to make a few fixes. Please would you consider adding
me as a comaintainer, or transferring maintainership back. (my CPAN ID:
SARGIE)

Thanks!

-P

Template::Plugin::Autoformat

[Peter Karman]

Hi.

The POD for Template::Plugin::Autoformat says:

"The module was moved out of the Template Toolkit core and into a separate
distribution in December 2008. Andy Wardley is the current maintainer, but
rarely uses the module these days. So if anyone else out there wants to take
over ownership of it then please get in touch."

So this is me, getting in touch.

I would be happy to take over maintenance and resolve the open RT issues, if you
can give me the appropriate PAUSE bits and point me at a repo.

cheers,
pek (karman on cpan)

-- 
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RTF::Parser permissioning cleanup

[Peter Sergeant]

Hi,

I'm trying to put RTF::Parser "on ice" nicely, by getting a version that
passes all tests, doesn't say UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE, etc, up on the CPAN.

The most recent version gave me indexing failures for the following
submodules:

RTF::Action
RTF::Charsets
RTF::Config
RTF::Control
RTF::HTML::Converter
RTF::TEXT::Converter

Which were part of the original distribution, but apparently didn't get
transferred over circa 2004 when the module was handed over to me.

Please could someone fix?

Received database errors after PAUSE upload

[Peter Flanigan]

I received this in the PAUSE upload email. Is this something that I can fix?


  User: PJFL (Peter Flanigan)
  Distribution file: Class-Usul-0.45.1.tar.gz
  Number of files: 55
  *.pm files: 24
  README: Class-Usul-0.45.1/README
  META-File: Class-Usul-0.45.1/META.json
  META-Parser: Parse::CPAN::Meta 1.4404
  META-driven index: yes
  Timestamp of file: Wed Jul  9 19:42:07 2014 UTC
  Time of this run: Wed Jul  9 19:57:24 2014 UTC

Status of this distro: Database error
=

The following packages (grouped by status) have been found in the distro:

Status: Database error
==

 module : Class::Usul::Config
 version: undef
 in file: lib/Class/Usul/Config.pm
 status : The PAUSE indexer could not store the indexing result in
 the DB due the following error: C< Lock wait timeout
 exceeded; try restarting transaction >. Please report the
 case to the PAUSE admins.


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Re: Plack::App::FakeApache

[Peter Makholm]

On 07 Oct 2014, at 01:51, Kieren Diment  wrote:

> I reported this bug a couple of months ago:
> 
> https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=97750
> 
> but have had no response.  I sent the author an email last week as well 
> reminding him about the bug, but still no response.

Sorry, I have been a bit MIA…

I have added ZARQUON as comaint for the modules.

//Makholm

takeover Apache::Fake [pe...@vereshagin.org: Apache::Fake]

[Peter Vereshagin]

I am VERESC @ CPAN.
I want to take over the Apache::Fake module.
The current maintainer is agree but too busy to do it by own.
Is it possible to take over module in such a situation?

I created a ticket about that and it's public:
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=65086
SHopuld I initiate public discussion any other way? The http://use.perl.org is
down read-only for several months already...

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Re: takeover Apache::Fake [pe...@vereshagin.org: Apache::Fake]

[Peter Vereshagin]

You're face to face with man who sold the world, Steffen!

Wow. Thank you guys.
I'm closing the ticket.
I plan to be mostly offline from tomorrow till May 1, 2011.
But will check email almost weekly though.
I mean if there are urgent things besides a ticket closure, you can drop me a
note, including web2sms to a phone that is pointed out at a whois
vereshagin.org  from a http://sms.beeline.ru

2011/01/27 08:48:52 +0100 Steffen Mueller  => To Peter 
Vereshagin :
SM> Hi Peter, Hi Joerg,
SM> 
SM> done. I transferred Apache::Fake from JWALT to VERESC.
SM> 
SM> Best regards,
SM> Steffen
SM> 
SM> On 01/26/2011 10:01 PM, Peter Vereshagin wrote:
SM> > God love is hard to find. You got lucky Steffen!
SM> > 2011/01/25 12:53:59 +0100 Steffen Mueller  =>  To 
Peter Vereshagin :
SM> >
SM> > SM>  >  I am VERESC @ CPAN.
SM> > SM>  >  I want to take over the Apache::Fake module.
SM> > SM>  >  The current maintainer is agree but too busy to do it by own.
SM> > SM>  >  Is it possible to take over module in such a situation?
SM> > SM>  >
SM> > SM>  >  I created a ticket about that and it's public:
SM> > SM>  >  https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=65086
SM> > SM>  >  SHopuld I initiate public discussion any other way? The 
http://use.perl.org is
SM> > SM>  >  down read-only for several months already...
SM> > SM>
SM> > SM>  do you have an email from the author or any public record of him 
static
SM> > SM>  that he's willing to pass it on? If so, please share it and I will 
try
SM> > SM>  to help you out with the transfer.
SM> >
SM> > There is a public record reported to me, too: 
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=65086
SM> >
SM> > That means we are both in for the actions plan. But just have no any of 
it yet, even no a direction to follow.
SM> >
SM> > The following here is an email notification:
SM> > ===
SM> > Received: from cpan.rt.develooper.com (cpan.rt.develooper.com 
[207.171.7.181])
SM> >  by mx1.skyriver.ru (Postfix) with ESMTP id A54BF5A80
SM> >  for; Tue, 25 Jan 2011 15:24:41 +0300 (MSK)
SM> > Received: by cpan.rt.develooper.com (Postfix, from userid 536)
SM> >  id 872697049; Tue, 25 Jan 2011 04:42:21 -0800 (PST)
SM> > Precedence: normal
SM> > Subject: [rt.cpan.org #65086] Takeover or merge with FCGI::Spawn
SM> > From: J??rg Walter via RT
SM> > Reply-To: bug-apache-f...@rt.cpan.org
SM> > In-Reply-To:
SM> > References:
SM> > X-RT-Loop-Prevention: rt.cpan.org
SM> > RT-Ticket: rt.cpan.org #65086
SM> > Managed-by: RT 3.8.HEAD (http://www.bestpractical.com/rt/)
SM> > RT-Originator: jw...@cpan.org
SM> > To: pe...@vereshagin.org
SM> > MIME-Version: 1.0
SM> > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
SM> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
SM> > X-RT-Original-Encoding: utf-8
SM> > Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2011 07:42:21 -0500
SM> > Content-Length: 386
SM> >
SM> > https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=65086>
SM> >
SM> > Am Mo 24. Jan 2011, 20:54:55, http://peter.vereshagin.org/ schrieb:
SM> >> I emailed modu...@cpan.org at 2010-06-04
SM> >> No reply till this moment.
SM> >> No use.perl.org to put this on a public.
SM> >> I wish Jorg to transfer the module to me by hand.
SM> >
SM> > No problem, except -- I have no idea how to do so. Can you point me in
SM> > the right direction?
SM> > ===
SM> >
SM> > 73! Peter pgp: A0E26627 (4A42 6841 2871 5EA7 52AB  12F8 0CE1 4AAC A0E2 
6627)
SM> > --
SM> > http://vereshagin.org
SM> 
73! Peter pgp: A0E26627 (4A42 6841 2871 5EA7 52AB  12F8 0CE1 4AAC A0E2 6627)
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Re: takeover Apache::Fake [pe...@vereshagin.org: Apache::Fake]

[Peter Vereshagin]

2011/01/27 08:48:52 +0100 Steffen Mueller  => To Peter 
Vereshagin :
SM> Hi Peter, Hi Joerg,
SM> done. I transferred Apache::Fake from JWALT to VERESC.

Thank you and --- I had no idea about all of that is made public, the
modules@perl.org mail.
Is it mentioned about that anywhere?

73! Peter pgp: A0E26627 (4A42 6841 2871 5EA7 52AB  12F8 0CE1 4AAC A0E2 6627)
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Advice on creating Unicode::Newline

[Peter Martini]

Good morning/afternoon/evening;

A while ago on the perl5-porters list, someone mentioned the desire
for readline/chomp to handle \R (\r, \n, \r\n, etc) instead of a
simple fixed separator.  That seems like a fantastic idea to me, and
one that can be implemented as a CPAN module.  I'd like to write this
and upload it (if it doesn't exist already ... ), but I'm not sure of
an appropriate namespace.  Is Unicode::Newline reasonable?  Is this
too specific a problem to solve with a CPAN module?

Thanks!
Peter

Re: add COMAINT to Business::OnlinePayment::CyberSource

[Peter Bowen]

Caleb,
  I need to check with the other original authors before I can transfer 
it.  I'll let you know as soon as I hear back.


-Peter

On 9/4/12 4:31 PM, Caleb Cushing wrote:

On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 6:23 PM, brian d foy  wrote:

If you should be the primary maintainer, we should clear that up so you
can add co-maintainers.

I think I should be. We added me as comaint with the intent that I was
taking over primary maintainership.

Re: add COMAINT to Business::OnlinePayment::CyberSource

[Peter Bowen]

Caleb,
I'll go ahead and add hostgator dev.

-Peter


On 9/3/12 12:09 PM, Caleb Cushing wrote:

I adopted Business::OnlinePayment::CyberSource a while back for the
company I work at (and have COMAINT). We now have company CPAN
account, can we please add comaint to HGDEV ?

note: not sure if I need to do the normal process of rt-ing a ticket
since I'm already a Comaint

Unable to log into pause

[Peter Carter]

I am getting the following message when I try to log into pause:

User 'PCARTER' set to nologin. Many users with an insecure password have got 
their password reset recently because of an incident on perlmonks.org. Please 
talk to modules@perl.org to find out how to proceed.

I selected "forgot password" and changed my password - no difference.

Regards,

Peter Carter

Request for PAUSE id

[Peter J. Acklam]

I am hereby requesting a PAUSE id

  Name: Peter John Acklam
  E-mail:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Home page:http://home.online.no/~pjacklam
  User-ID:  PJACKLAM
  Contributions:Perl modules mainly for mathematical and
statistical purposes.  I have some modules
on my home page and have been asked to
upload them to CPAN.

Peter J. Acklam

-- 
#!/local/bin/perl5 -wp -*- mode: cperl; coding: iso-8859-1; -*-
# matlab comment stripper (strips comments from Matlab m-files)
s/^((?:(?:[])}\w.]'+|[^'%])+|'[^'\n]*(?:''[^'\n]*)*')*).*/$1/x;

Re: Math::BigInt::GMP, Adding Alien::GMP As Dependency

[Peter John Acklam]

I plan on releasing new versions of the distribution bignum, Math-BigInt,
Math-BigRat etc. Hopefully I will get this done during the next couple of
days. In any case, I can try to push all my local git repos to my github
account (and see if I manage without messing up).

I saw the Alien::GMP ticket, but I have been focusing on finishing other
math-related stuff first.

Peter


2018-04-10 14:05 GMT+02:00 Graham Ollis :

> Sorry, I forgot to add, my PAUSE id is PLICEASE.
>
>
>
> On 4/10/18 7:50 AM, Graham Ollis wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I can do the necessary maintenance and roll out a release.  I'd also be
>> happy to take a look at rt#120718 relating to @INC and testing.  Do you
>> have a git/svn repository for this distribution? It would be useful to have
>> the full development history of the project if possible.  If not I can
>> import from CPAN.
>>
>> I believe that we will need either TELS to add co-maint, or the PAUSE
>> admins, so I am copying them.  If I am mistaken then I am happy for you to
>> do it.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Graham
>>
>>
>> On 4/10/18 3:04 AM, Jonathan "Duke" Leto wrote:
>>
>>> Howdy,
>>>
>>> I am co-maint on Math::* and don't plan on working on them much. If
>>> anybody wants comaint, please reply with your PAUSE id and I will
>>> gladly give it to you.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Duke
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 5, 2018 at 10:28 AM, William N. Braswell, Jr.
>>>  wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Mr. Leto,
>>>>
>>>> Do you plan to create an official GitHub repository for
>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP?
>>>>
>>>> If not, perhaps you would consider giving PAUSE co-maint to one of the
>>>> Alien
>>>> expert guys like Graham or Joel, to make it easier for Alien-related
>>>> updates?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> ~ Will
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 12/27/2017 at 10:16 PM, "Jonathan Duke Leto" 
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Howdy,
>>>>
>>>> In general I am supportive of the Alien::* namespace, this sounds like
>>>> a good idea.
>>>>
>>>> +1 from me
>>>>
>>>> Duke
>>>>
>>>> On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 1:10 AM, William N. Braswell, Jr.
>>>>  wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Peter & Friends,
>>>>>
>>>>> Sorry for the e-mail but I can't find a GitHub repo for
>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP
>>>>> and I wasn't sure if the rt.cpan.org was active or the right place to
>>>>> ask
>>>>> this question...
>>>>>
>>>>> I am the author of the RPerl optimizing compiler, which makes use of
>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP.
>>>>>
>>>>> Graham has a great CPAN distribution called Alien::GMP, which will
>>>>> automatically detect if GMP is installed, and if not then it will build
>>>>> GMP
>>>>> for you independent of OS.
>>>>>
>>>>> Alien::GMP has no affect upon systems which already have GMP installed
>>>>> via
>>>>> the OS, so Alien::GMP will only build libgmp from source when it is
>>>>> actually
>>>>> necessary.
>>>>>
>>>>> Will you please consider adding Alien::GMP as a dependency of
>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> ~ Will
>>>>>
>>>>> PS - I will be happy to make a pull request if there is an official
>>>>> GitHub
>>>>> repo?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Jonathan "Duke" Leto 
>>>> Leto Labs LLC http://letolabs.com
>>>> 209.691.DUKE http://duke.leto.net
>>>> @dukeleto https://github.com/leto https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaleto/
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>

Re: Math::BigInt::GMP, Adding Alien::GMP As Dependency

[Peter John Acklam]

I have pushed all the math distributions I maintain to github. The repos
can be found at https://github.com/pjacklam
<https://github.com/pjacklam/p5-Math-BigInt-GMP> Spesifically, the
Math-BigInt-GMP repo is https://github.com/pjacklam/p5-Math-BigInt-GMP

I have added Alien::GMP as a dependency, but not pushed or released it yet.

Peter


2018-04-10 20:01 GMT+02:00 Peter John Acklam :

> I plan on releasing new versions of the distribution bignum, Math-BigInt,
> Math-BigRat etc. Hopefully I will get this done during the next couple of
> days. In any case, I can try to push all my local git repos to my github
> account (and see if I manage without messing up).
>
> I saw the Alien::GMP ticket, but I have been focusing on finishing other
> math-related stuff first.
>
> Peter
>
>
> 2018-04-10 14:05 GMT+02:00 Graham Ollis :
>
>> Sorry, I forgot to add, my PAUSE id is PLICEASE.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 4/10/18 7:50 AM, Graham Ollis wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I can do the necessary maintenance and roll out a release.  I'd also be
>>> happy to take a look at rt#120718 relating to @INC and testing.  Do you
>>> have a git/svn repository for this distribution? It would be useful to have
>>> the full development history of the project if possible.  If not I can
>>> import from CPAN.
>>>
>>> I believe that we will need either TELS to add co-maint, or the PAUSE
>>> admins, so I am copying them.  If I am mistaken then I am happy for you to
>>> do it.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Graham
>>>
>>>
>>> On 4/10/18 3:04 AM, Jonathan "Duke" Leto wrote:
>>>
>>>> Howdy,
>>>>
>>>> I am co-maint on Math::* and don't plan on working on them much. If
>>>> anybody wants comaint, please reply with your PAUSE id and I will
>>>> gladly give it to you.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>>
>>>> Duke
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, Apr 5, 2018 at 10:28 AM, William N. Braswell, Jr.
>>>>  wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Mr. Leto,
>>>>>
>>>>> Do you plan to create an official GitHub repository for
>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP?
>>>>>
>>>>> If not, perhaps you would consider giving PAUSE co-maint to one of the
>>>>> Alien
>>>>> expert guys like Graham or Joel, to make it easier for Alien-related
>>>>> updates?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> ~ Will
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On 12/27/2017 at 10:16 PM, "Jonathan Duke Leto" 
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Howdy,
>>>>>
>>>>> In general I am supportive of the Alien::* namespace, this sounds like
>>>>> a good idea.
>>>>>
>>>>> +1 from me
>>>>>
>>>>> Duke
>>>>>
>>>>> On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 1:10 AM, William N. Braswell, Jr.
>>>>>  wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi Peter & Friends,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sorry for the e-mail but I can't find a GitHub repo for
>>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP
>>>>>> and I wasn't sure if the rt.cpan.org was active or the right place
>>>>>> to ask
>>>>>> this question...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I am the author of the RPerl optimizing compiler, which makes use of
>>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Graham has a great CPAN distribution called Alien::GMP, which will
>>>>>> automatically detect if GMP is installed, and if not then it will
>>>>>> build
>>>>>> GMP
>>>>>> for you independent of OS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Alien::GMP has no affect upon systems which already have GMP
>>>>>> installed via
>>>>>> the OS, so Alien::GMP will only build libgmp from source when it is
>>>>>> actually
>>>>>> necessary.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Will you please consider adding Alien::GMP as a dependency of
>>>>>> Math::BigInt::GMP?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>> ~ Will
>>>>>>
>>>>>> PS - I will be happy to make a pull request if there is an official
>>>>>> GitHub
>>>>>> repo?
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Jonathan "Duke" Leto 
>>>>> Leto Labs LLC http://letolabs.com
>>>>> 209.691.DUKE http://duke.leto.net
>>>>> @dukeleto https://github.com/leto https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaleto/
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

The Math-Matrix distribution

[Peter John Acklam]

To the PAUSE admins,

I would like to take over the responsibility of the Math-Matrix
distribution / the Math::Matrix module.

I contacted the three authors listed in the Math::Matrix POD, Ulrich
Pfeifer, Brian J. Watson, and Matthew Brett. All three e-mails bounced back
to me because of invalid e-mail addresses.

Then I contacted BIRKETT and ULPFR via their @cpan.org addresses. These two
are listed on the page
https://rt.cpan.org/Dist/Display.html?Name=Math-Matrix. BIRKETT (William B.
Birkett) replied that he has never had any involvement in the module and
doesn't even know why he is listed on that page. ULPFR (Ulrich Pfeifer),
who released the most recent version of Math-Matrix in 2013, has not
replied.

I would be grateful if one of the PAUSE admins could add me as first-come
or at least as co-maintainer.

Kind regards,
Peter John Acklam / PJACKLAM on CPAN

Re: The Math-Matrix distribution

[Peter John Acklam]

tir. 28. apr. 2020 kl. 18:57 skrev Neil Bowers :
>
> Ulrich is the current holder of the first-come indexing permission on
Math::Matrix, and he has done all releases to date.
>
> Have you tried to contact Ulrich other ways, for example looking for him
on LinkedIn, on twitter, and on IRC?

Yes, I found him on Twitter and Linkedin

https://twitter.com/ulpfr
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ulrich-pfeifer-6a804a30/

but so far he has not replied. I don't mind waiting a few weeks, to give
him more time to reply.

Peter

Re: The Math-Matrix distribution

[Peter John Acklam]

Hello Neil,

Thank you very much.

I have no plans for any backwards-incompatible changes. My goal is to fix
the RTs and add more functionality to make it more useful. But thanks for
the reminder. I'll keep in mind to check against the downstream
distributions.

Cheers,
Peter


fre. 3. jul. 2020 kl. 14:48 skrev Neil Bowers :

> Hi Peter,
>
> I would like to take over the responsibility of the Math-Matrix
> distribution / the Math::Matrix module.
>
> I also tried to contact Ulrich, but failed.
>
> As a result I’ve given you co-maint on Math::Matrix.
>
> Please note: this distribution has 7 other CPAN distributions that depend
> on it:
> https://metacpan.org/requires/module/Math::Matrix
>
> Please try to ensure you don’t break any of those when releasing (e.g. by
> doing developer releases ahead of releases with any significant changes,
> and testing the downstream distributions as well).
>
> Thanks for helping in the fight against CPAN bitrot.
>
> Cheers,
> Neil
>
>

Getting a module registered

[Peter J. Stewart]

I'd like to have my module, Games::Object, registered so that when I go 
to look at the metadata for it, I'm not told that I have no modules 
registered to me. The module has been out there for over a year now, and 
I've emailed this group a few times over that time period (about once 
every few months, which I don't considered being too much of a pest).

All I ask is that if you CAN'T register it for some reason, that someone 
please drop me a brief email note to that effect rather than leaving me 
hanging. I din't think that's too much to ask, since I've been waiting 
about a year to get the module registered.

Thanks in advance.

Pete Stewart

request for developers name space

[Anne and Peter]

Hello,
 
I have a new module that is almost finished and would like to contibute to 
the perl community.
 
my name is Peter Tschipper
email is:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my preferred userid is:  spiritsky
 
What I would like to contribute is a "guaranteed delivery" 
messaging system.  Currently it will deliver messages read from either a 
socket (messages can come with message length headers or be terminated by some 
sort of message separator i.e. a "\n") or from files that are dropped in a send 
folder.   The data can be written to files that are kept 
monthly,daily,hourly etc.  and  works well with generating HTML 
reports on the fly from data that is coming in from various sources.  This 
system is designed for quickly setting up production monitoring of all 
kinds of systems and as I mentioned all messages are guaranteed a delivery with 
no duplicates being sent regardless of any system or network 
outages.
 
Eventually I want to be able to use MySQL (for security purposes) so that 
messages can not be viewed during the routing process, also I would like to 
include triggers and automatic message forwarding in the event that a queue is 
offline.  
 
I would like to get your feedback on some names for this system.  I 
had originally thoughy of  "PerlMQ" to differentiate it from IBM's MQ 
series but perhaps just "MQ" would be better?
 
Peter...
 
 

Request for registration on PAUSE

[Frank-Peter Reich]

Hello,

pls. register Me on the CPAN - PAUSE - server.


name:  Frank-Peter Reich 

email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

homepage:  none 

pref. user-ID: fpreich

I'm planning to contribute:
In this time it's a run to make article-data of
print-catalogs and ERP-systems ready to use for
e-commerce-systems. The felxibility of XML isn't only
an advantage. A set of competitively format-standards
is existing. In the last time the success of the
BMEcat-format is growing. My perl-module BMEcat.pm is
designed to make it easy to convert data to it.

Name:  BMEcat

DSLI:  anpO

Description:   Helps to generate XML-Files in the more
   and more populare BMEcat-format


Thanks

fp$

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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PAUSE registration

[Peter J. Braam]

name: Peter J. Braam
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
preferred userid: BRAAM

proposed contributions:
Name   DSLI  Description
Info
-     -

SetFS  Rmcf  Filesystem access uid/gid manipulation
BRAAM
UUID   Rmcf  Universally Unique Identifier generation
BRAAM
POE-IOERmco  POE interface layered on fast IOE
BRAAM
IOERmco  Fast low level event handling system
BRAAM

public discussion:

Mostly in the context of InterMezzo (http://www.inter-mezzo.org)
development lists.  SetFS and UUID are simple wrappers that I don't
think could be done better. IOE and POE-IOE are a POE like
optimized event handling
system usable by a complicated daemon like the InterMezzo file
server/cache manager.

Thanks,

- Peter J. Braam -