Yes, I approve.
Ben
On Mon, Dec 2, 2024 at 1:06 PM Timothy Legge wrote:
> Hi Ben
>
> It was noted that there is a long-standing security issue in Crypt::DSA.
> Adam Kennedy does not appear to be active. Would you mind replying to all
> if you are willing to make me COMAINT on the module so I ca
Sure, happy to make you COMAINT on the listed modules as well.
Ben
On Fri, Oct 4, 2024 at 6:54 AM Timothy Legge wrote:
> Hi Ben
>
> I have released 1.15 to CPAN and it is a significant improvement (merged
> old bug-fixes that languished for quite a while).
>
> As I do not have access to adminis
>> regards
>>
>> Tim
>>
>> Timothy Legge
>> timle...@gmail.com
>> timle...@cpan.org
>>
>>
>> -- Forwarded message -
>> From: Timothy Legge
>> Date: Sun, Apr 14, 2024 at 12:25 PM
>> Subject: Crypt::OpenP
Hi Dave,
Happy for you to have comaint permissions... feel free to adjust.
Thanks for the help,
Ben
On Mon, Jun 7, 2021 at 4:37 AM Dave Cross wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> You're the owner of the CPAN module Feed::Find. As part of the test
> plan for this module, it makes a request to
> http://stupidfo
Great, thanks!
On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 7:43 AM Dave Cross wrote:
> Awesome. I'll get a fixed release out in the next day or so.
>
> Dave...
>
> On Tue, 8 Jun 2021 at 15:41, Neil Bowers wrote:
> >
> > Ben said that he’s happy for Dave to have co-maint, so I’ve just done
> that on Ben’s behalf.
>
open to alternate names, like Crypt::DiffieHellman, etc. Just let me
know.
My CPAN ID is BTROTT.
Thanks much.
bye,
Benjamin Trott
r->append( $received_buffer_data );
my($string, $int32) = $buffer->get_all;
You can find the POD for the module below.
bye,
Benjamin Trott
=head1 NAME
Data::Buffer - Read/write buffer class
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Data::Buffer;
my $buffer = Data::Buffer->new;
## Add a 32
fieHellman, etc. Just let me
know.
My CPAN ID is BTROTT.
Thanks much.
bye,
Benjamin Trott
Hi--
I'd like to upload the following module to CPAN:
Name DSLI Description
-
Crypt::DSA adpO DSA signatures and parameter generation
My CPAN ID is BTROTT.
Thanks much.
bye,
Ben
>> No, sorry to be unclear. The get_* methods have to respect the order in
>> which data was placed into the buffer by the put_* methods. So, for example,
>> this is true:
>
> But what happens if I call the functions out of order?
Then you get incorrect data. Which is, perhaps, not the best way
> Somehow this doesn't look IO related to me.
Yes, you're perhaps right.
How about Data::Buffer? Any other suggestions?
>> All of the I and I methods respect the
>> internal offset state in the buffer object. This means
>> that, for example, if you call I twice in a
>> row, you can be ensured t
al purpose applicability, so I
thought it might be useful to others.
Below you'll find some of the POD.
bye,
Benjamin Trott
=head1 NAME
IO::Buffer - Read/write buffer class
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use IO::Buffer;
my $buffer = IO::Buffer->new;
## Add a 32-bit integer.
$buffer-&
used within Net::SSH::Perl to manage string buffers in packets
sent between client and server. It has general purpose applicability, so I
thought it might be useful to others.
Below you'll find some of the POD.
bye,
Benjamin Trott
=head1 NAME
IO::Buffer - Read/write buffer class
=head1 SYNOPSI
, to register my module
Net::SSH::Perl:
NameDSLI Description Info
-- --
Net::SSH::Perl bdpO Perl client Interface to SSH BTROTT
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
:
http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/modules/2001-02/msg00090.html
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
This should go in Section 5 (Networking), I think.
The POD is below.
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
=head1 NAME
Net::SSH::perl - Interact with SSH daemon
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Net::SSH::perl;
my $ssh = Net::SSH::perl->new($host);
$ssh->login($user, $pass);
my($stdout, $stderr, $exit)
will work just fine as
such an interface).
Net::SSH::perl is, of course, very useable on its own.
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
> Yes; I don't recall seeing Net::SSH discussed here before it ws released,
> but when I noticed it on the CPAN, I was bothered by the fact that it was
> just a wrapper, not an implementation. I think people have come to expect
> Net::${PRTOTOCOL} modules to be Perl/XS/etc. implementations of tha
> How about coordinating with the author of Net::SSH, and integrating
> both your codebases?
This is an option. Some of the downsides:
* Since the current Net::SSH on CPAN is basically a wrapper around the ssh
command line client, and mine is a Perl implementation of an ssh client, the
code base
my question is this: there's
currently a Net::SSH module on CPAN that's a wrapper around the ssh client
(system calls to it). Does this mean that I should enter my module in under
a different name, and if so, what would you suggest as a name?
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
aking suggestions for better names. :)
Here's the description, etc.:
Name DSLI Description Info
--- -
Config::FreeForm bdpf Provide in-memory configuration dataBTROTT
Below is an ex
-
Config::FreeForm bdpf Provide in-memory configuration data
Below is an excerpt from the POD docs.
Thanks,
Benjamin Trott
NAME
Config::FreeForm - Provide in-memory configuration data
SYNOPSIS
use Config::FreeForm %options;
DESCRIPTION
Config::FreeForm provides in-memory
I've written a module to filter output on a filehandle. I think it would be
a nice addition to CPAN.
Here's my information:
Benjamin Trott
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://rhumba.pair.com/ben/
BTROTT
The module I've written is (tentatively) called Filter::Handle,
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