Re: Crypt::OpenPGP perl module

That's great, thank you very much. On Mon, Sep 23, 2024, 8:37 a.m. Neil Bowers wrote: > Hi Ben & Tim, > > I have just given Tim co-maint on the Crypt-OpenPGP distribution (i.e. on > all modules in that distribution). > > Cheers, > Neil > On 14 Sep 2024 at 21:29 +0100, Benjamin Trott , wrote: > >

Re: Crypt::OpenPGP perl module

Hi Ben & Tim, I have just given Tim co-maint on the Crypt-OpenPGP distribution (i.e. on all modules in that distribution). Cheers, Neil On 14 Sep 2024 at 21:29 +0100, Benjamin Trott , wrote: > Hi, > > I'm happy for you to have COMAINT permissions on Crypt::OpenPGP. Sorry for > the delay in repl

Re: Crypt::OpenPGP perl module

Pause Admin Anyone able to look into this? Regards Tim On Sat, Sep 14, 2024, 5:29 p.m. Benjamin Trott wrote: > Hi, > > I'm happy for you to have COMAINT permissions on Crypt::OpenPGP. Sorry for > the delay in reply. > > Ben > > > On Sat, Sep 7, 2024 at 8:47 AM Timothy Legge wrote: > >> Hi >>

Re: Crypt::OpenPGP perl module

Hi, I'm happy for you to have COMAINT permissions on Crypt::OpenPGP. Sorry for the delay in reply. Ben On Sat, Sep 7, 2024 at 8:47 AM Timothy Legge wrote: > Hi > > Just following up. You are still the owner of Crypt::OpenPGP and the > current COMAINT is not active. > > If you are open to all

Naming a new Perl module: "Arithmetic::PaperAndPencil"

I would like to validate the name for a new module, Arithmetic::PaperAndPencil. As stated in https://www.cpan.org/modules/04pause.html#duties and https://www.cpan.org/modules/04pause.html#before I should ask if the intended name is an acceptable name and does not generate a namespace conflict with

Taking over the Cache::Memcached Perl module

Hey Brad, Thanks for Memcached. Some people are still using it! There's some love that we'd like to apply to the Cache::Memcached module, and you are still the primary maintainer in CPAN. I'm willing to take over primary maintainership, but co-maintainer would be fine too. Either way, that need

Re: Taking over the Cache::Memcached Perl module

I tried to log in to PAUSE and get you access but: "Error User 'BRADFITZ' 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" On Wed, Mar 27, 2024 at 10:38 

Fwd: Adoption request for your Perl module DBD::Excel

23:17 Uhr Subject: Re: Adoption request for your Perl module DBD::Excel To: Alex Becker , Hi Alex. Thank you for asking. I appreciate it. Please go ahead. > > From："Alex Becker" > To："kwit...@cpan.org" > 日時：2023/12/19 火 05:19 > 件名：Adoption request for yo

Fwd: Telegram-Bot perl module, PRs and release?

FYI (cos IRC is quickier) Matt Trout just updated this for me. Jess - Forwarded message - From: Jess Robinson To: modules@perl.org Subject: Fwd: Telegram-Bot perl module, PRs and release? Date: Monday 21 November 2022 12:05:50 (+00:00) Hi modules admins, I'm getti

Fwd: Telegram-Bot perl module, PRs and release?

Hi modules admins, I'm getting no response from Justin, would it be possible to add me as a comaint or similar so I can make updates? Thanks, JROBINSON - Forwarded message - From: Jess Robinson To: jus...@eatmorecode.com Cc: modules@perl.org Subject: Fwd: Telegram-Bot perl m

Fwd: Telegram-Bot perl module, PRs and release?

Hi Justin, hi, just emailing again to see if you have any time to merge/release/deal with updates for Telegram::Bot::Brain ? I have some more bits I want to add. Thanks, Jess - Forwarded message - From: Jess Robinson To: jus...@eatmorecode.com Subject: Telegram-Bot perl module

Re: Permissions for perl module Efl

Hi Max, I’m one of the PAUSE admins. > I wanted to ask, whether there is a possibility to transfer the > permissions of Efl to me (PERLMAX: https://metacpan.org/author/PERLMAX). > […] > I see no conflict with EFL since my package name (Efl) uses lowercase > letters, too? PAUSE treats indexing p

Permissions for perl module Efl

Hello everybody, I wanted to ask, whether there is a possibility to transfer the permissions of Efl to me (PERLMAX: https://metacpan.org/author/PERLMAX). I see no conflict with EFL since my package name (Efl) uses lowecase letters, too? Anyway, the EFL module (https://metacpan.org/pod/EFL) isn't

Re: Fwd: Perl module JQuery::DataTables::Request

Hi Alex, I’ve just transferred the first-come indexing permission JQuery::DataTables::Request to you, from XMIKEW. XMIKEW retains co-maint. Thanks Mike, for letting Alex take it on. Neil

Fwd: Perl module JQuery::DataTables::Request

Dear Pause team, I would like to take over the Perl module JQuery::DataTables::Request. It is OK for the current owner - please see confirmation below. Could you please transfer the distribution to my PAUSE account ASB? Best regards, Alex -- Forwarded message - Von: Mike W

Re: Suggestions about new perl module name

Hello Pavel and Neil, >From a quick CPAN search it looks like there's already Telegram::Bot and WWW::Telegram::(Something). So I second using one of these namespaces instead of a new one. Regards, On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 2:07 PM, Neil Bowers wrote: > Hi Pavel, > > I made some bots for Telegram

Re: Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi Pavel, > I made some bots for Telegram and decided to arrange common codebase into > module. > I called my project 'perlgram'. > Here it's https://github.com/pavelsr/perlgram > > And this is example of bot based on module https://github.com/FabLab61/dt_bo

Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi For help with module names, try prepan.org. -- Ron Savage - savage.net.au

Suggestions about new perl module name

Hi guys, I made some bots for Telegram and decided to arrange common codebase into module. I called my project 'perlgram'. Here it's https://github.com/pavelsr/perlgram And this is example of bot based on module https://github.com/FabLab61/dt_bot What do you think, which package name would be bet

Re: perl Module | Authen::Krb5::Easy

Hi Nicolas, > Sorry i haven't answer before, i was very busy studying. > > I'll be very glad to co-maint it :) Having spoken to Ed Schaller, the original author of Authen::Krb5::Easy, he’s happy for you to have co-maint. So you now have co-maint! Thanks for stepping forward to help maintain CP

Re: perl Module | Authen::Krb5::Easy

Hi! Sorry i haven't answer before, i was very busy studying. I'll be very glad to co-maint it :) Nicolas. 2016-08-05 12:48 GMT-03:00 Neil Bowers : > Hi Nicolas, > > i am writing in order to upload some bug fixing of the module > Authen::Krb5::Easy. The current mantainer is Ed Schaller ( > sch

Re: perl Module | Authen::Krb5::Easy

Hi Nicolas, >> i am writing in order to upload some bug fixing of the module >> Authen::Krb5::Easy. The current mantainer is Ed Schaller ( >> schal...@darkmist.net ), i try to contact to >> his email but i got no answer. >> >> I've checked that the module had som

Re: perl Module | Authen::Krb5::Easy

Hi Nicolas, > i am writing in order to upload some bug fixing of the module > Authen::Krb5::Easy. The current mantainer is Ed Schaller ( > schal...@darkmist.net ), i try to contact to > his email but i got no answer. > > I've checked that the module had some bug

Re: The "Connection" perl module [BRONSON: Connection]

Hi Scott, > No problem at all, thanks for checking! Can I just double-check please: are you ok with me dropping your permissions on the “Connection” namespace? Cheers, Neil

The Common::Sense perl module

Hi Adam, I’m emailing you wearing my PAUSE admin hat: I’m working on resolving conflicts caused by PAUSE now considering package names case insensitively. This has left us with some situations where people are owners of namespaces previously considered distinct, and now considered the same. Yo

Re: The "Connection" perl module [BRONSON: Connection]

> I don't quite understand, why drop the root namespace? The one that I want to drop permissions for is namespace “Connection”, because it is now treated by PAUSE as the same thing as “connection”. In the past they were treated as separate namespaces, so it was ok for you both to own them. CHI

The "Connection" perl module [BRONSON: Connection]

Hi Scott, I’m emailing you wearing my PAUSE admin hat: I’m working on resolving conflicts caused by PAUSE now considering package names case insensitively. This has left us with some situations where people are owners of namespaces previously considered distinct, and now considered the same. Y

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

> 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

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

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

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

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 b

Re: Perl Module: Exceptions

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 addre

Perl Module: Exceptions

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 up

perl Module | Authen::Krb5::Easy

Hi Pause Admins, i am writing in order to upload some bug fixing of the module Authen::Krb5::Easy. The current mantainer is Ed Schaller ( schal...@darkmist.net ), i try to contact to his email but i got no answer. I've checked that the module had some bug tickets [1] submited some year ago, and t

RE: Download link of Perl Module 5.8.8:MIME

+ Hello Module Team, Could you please provide the download link of the source code /tar file for the package : Perl module 5.8.8:MIME Thanks and Regards Abdul Naseer From: Abdul Naseer P P (WT01 - GIS) Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2016 12:52 PM To: 'c...@perl.org' ; 'da...@

Dropped Perl module permissions for 'Base'

Please be advised that I removed permissions on the 'Base' namespace from MSCHLUE to resolve a conflict with the 'base' namespace that ships with the Perl core and is a dual-life CPAN module. The 'Base' namespace was used only in an 'examples' directory and is from a distribution that has not chan

Re: RFC: Auto::Log - a new perl module to log messages easily by redirecting STDOUT to a file

Hi Balaji, > I wanted your comments and some suggestions. I am planning on publishing a > Perl module that I have written and successfully used for some time now. I > hope it is useful to others as well. There are a number of places where you can get feedback on module ide

RFC: Auto::Log - a new perl module to log messages easily by redirecting STDOUT to a file

Hi All: I wanted your comments and some suggestions. I am planning on publishing a Perl module that I have written and successfully used for some time now. I hope it is useful to others as well. Here is some of the documentation: NAME Auto::Log - a simple Perl extension that allows messages to

need help to install perl module on aix

I am pretty new to perl and I have a request is to install Perl Module and Perl driver on on AIX server modules are DBI DBD::DB2 DB2WlmHist DBD::SQLite SOAP::Lite Log::Handler, I found all but DB2WlmHist one, not able to find anyware. but other module have downoladed on my aix machine but I

Re: FW: Net::SDEE Perl Module

[[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] In article <2e7d2862-391c-4e31-92df-56ae2d2de...@gmail.com>, Michael Gargiullo wrote: > I've reached out to Joe Minieri, the author of the Net

FW: Net::SDEE Perl Module

CPAN, I've reached out to Joe Minieri, the author of the Net::SDEE Perl module (cc'd). I'd like to be added to the project as a co-author. My PAUSE ID is: GARGIULLO Thank you, Mike Begin forwarded message: > From: Mike Gargiullo > Subject: Re: Net::SDEE > Dat

Re: Fwd: Deine Perl Module

On 02/10/2012 08:55 AM, brian d foy wrote: [[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] In article, Reini Urban wrote: @modules: Sorry for the german, I thought is more informal to get acceptance to fix the outstanding security b

Re: Fwd: Deine Perl Module

[[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] In article , Reini Urban wrote: > @modules: > Sorry for the german, > I thought is more informal to get acceptance to fix the outstanding security > bugs. Considering that the big boss sp

Fwd: Deine Perl Module

omeone from the debian perl team will do that. Anfang der weitergeleiteten E-Mail: > Von: Tom Schindl > Datum: 09. Februar 2012 00:20:25 GMT-06:00 > An: Reini Urban > Betreff: Re: Deine Perl Module > > Hi, ja leider machen wir nichts mehr mit perl und von mir aus kann gerne

Deine Perl Module

Hallo Tom, Ich nehme an, du machst nichts mehr in Perl, nachdem bei euch alles in Java ist :) Schau mal auf https://rt.cpan.org/Dist/ByMaintainer.html?Name=TOMSON Vor allem Debian hat einige Fehler in deinen Perl Modulen entdeckt. Sind die frei zum Uebernehmen? I guess you don't do perl a

What liscense should a cpan perl module be?

I want to upload a module to cpan but the institution I work for(Large Midwestern University) has a their own "freeware" but its not the Artistic license or the GPL. Its similar to the GPL. The license would allow people to use the module freely but specifically absolves my University of liabil

Detecting Whether a Perl Module Is Installed

Can you tell me if there's a way in Perl code to detect whether or not a particular module is in fact installed and available on a given system? Thanks! -- Paul Nahay ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 1013 Rosemere Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20904-3008 301-680-3825 (home)

Perl module namespace request for VCS::LibCVS

Hi, I've started work on a Perl module for accessing CVS. I'd like to add it to CPAN as an idea entry for now; I expect to have code soon. I came up with the name VCS::LibCVS. I would have preferred VCS::CVS, but I can't have a directory called CVS, and the owner of VCS, aske

Re: I have written a Perl module, and would like to garner some suggestions...

In article <000c01c259bc$fd917fd0$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The module provides methods (it's OO) that allow a programmer to easily > create a simple blogging system, along the lines of 'blogger.com' (Except > its a bit more rudiment

I have written a Perl module, and would like to garner some suggestions...

The module provides methods (it's OO) that allow a programmer to easily create a simple blogging system, along the lines of 'blogger.com' (Except its a bit more rudimentary). This is a pure Perl module. It requires the XML::XSL module. I have chosen the name for the module to be B

Question about the Net::FTP Perl module

Hi - I'm investigating the installation of the Net::FTP module for Perl 5. Can you tell me what (if any) other Perl modules the Net::FTP pm depends on? One of our Unix administrators has told me that the Net::FTP module must be installed along with 1 or 2 other modules (for a total of 2 or 3), but

Re: Perl Module Idea

On Wed Jul 03 22:59 2002 +0100, Tim Bunce wrote: > There are already modules for > launching sub-processes and capture stdout and stderr > managing and writing to log files > sending email I definitely agree that it would be a bad idea to reinvent functionality that's already pr

Re: Perl Module Idea

code. Tim. On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 12:04:40PM -0500, Mark D. Roth wrote: > I asked about this on comp.lang.perl.modules, but I didn't get any > useful responses, so I figured I'd try here. > > I'm looking for a simple, lightweight perl module to do intelligent > ha

Perl Module Idea

I asked about this on comp.lang.perl.modules, but I didn't get any useful responses, so I figured I'd try here. I'm looking for a simple, lightweight perl module to do intelligent handling of command output for automated system maintenance scripts that run out of cron. In parti

Perl Module

Hello,   I wanted to learn how to make a perl module so I went out and experimented. I made a module that isn't working and I am not sure why. If you can find the time in your busy schedule please tell me whats wrong with it. And how would I call this up in a perl script. Basically it&

Re: Perl module namespace discussion as it relates to a newOpenview module (advise is sought)

> On Sat, 20 Apr 2002 15:16:13 -0400, "Lincoln A. Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >said: > Hi all, > I would like to call your attention for the following thread on > comp.lang.perl.modules: "New module which provides access to HP > Openview opcmsg API". > This is a discussion I star

Perl module namespace discussion as it relates to a new Openview module (advise is sought)

Hi all, I would like to call your attention for the following thread on comp.lang.perl.modules: "New module which provides access to HP Openview opcmsg API". This is a discussion I started concerning top level API name space issues surrounding the addition of a new or sub namespace for an Op

R-perl module

Hello, How can I find the R-perl module (which allow me to call R from perl) in CPAN web site. I could not find it.   Thanks Shay  FichmanWeizmann Institute of ScienceBiological ComputingTel:  +972-8-9342432Fax: +972-8-9344113[EMAIL PROTECTED]    

Re: ANNOUNCE: Perl module Syndication::NITF v0.02

just Text::NITF? --Bill. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brendan Quinn) writes: > Syndication::NITF, a Perl module supporting the NITF news article format > was released to CPAN on 19 December 2001. It should be available from > your local mirror via > http://cpan.perl.org/authors/id/B/BQ/BQUINN

ANNOUNCE: Perl module Syndication::NITF v0.02

Syndication::NITF, a Perl module supporting the NITF news article format was released to CPAN on 19 December 2001. It should be available from your local mirror via http://cpan.perl.org/authors/id/B/BQ/BQUINN/ This is version 0.02, the first public release. Here is an excerpt from the README

Perl Module idea submission - Request PAUSE account

Hi, I'm developing a Perl module based on John Seagull's libipc (http://www.sourceforge/projects/libipc). After securing his permission, I'm ready for code submission for MP3::Player::PktConcert. The purpose of this module is to communicate with the Intel Pocket Concert (tm) port

Re: Reclaiming abandoned Perl module names?

On Wed, 28 Nov 2001, Chris Nandor wrote: > At 18:29 -0500 2001.11.28, Deven T. Corzine wrote: > >Is there a procedure in place for reclaiming abandoned Perl modules names > >that are listed in the modules list, but were never uploaded to CPAN? > > What module(s) are you thinking of? Specifical

Re: Reclaiming abandoned Perl module names?

At 18:29 -0500 2001.11.28, Deven T. Corzine wrote: >Is there a procedure in place for reclaiming abandoned Perl modules names >that are listed in the modules list, but were never uploaded to CPAN? What module(s) are you thinking of? -- Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED]http

Reclaiming abandoned Perl module names?

Is there a procedure in place for reclaiming abandoned Perl modules names that are listed in the modules list, but were never uploaded to CPAN? Deven

Re: Need a Perl module for PC telnet

Hello Jon and everyone, Thank You for your e-mail. Using the Net::Telnet, I am able to access the remote PC but when I do a simple operation like "dir" after telnet to the remote PC, the data looks correct but all garbled up (formatting is messed up). Both my PC and remote PC are running WIn2000

Need a Perl module for PC to PC Telnet

know at your earliest. Thank You very much, Umesh --- Jon Orwant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, Sep 04, 2001 at 10:23:39AM -0700, Umesh > Gaitonde wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I need a Perl module that accomplishes the > following: > > > > >

Re: Need a Perl module for PC telnet

On Tue, Sep 04, 2001 at 10:23:39AM -0700, Umesh Gaitonde wrote: > Hello, > > I need a Perl module that accomplishes the following: > > >From my office PC, I need to telnet to the other PC > and execute the .exe files/programs residing in the > other PC. > > Ple

Need a Perl module for PC telnet

Hello, I need a Perl module that accomplishes the following: >From my office PC, I need to telnet to the other PC and execute the .exe files/programs residing in the other PC. Please send me this module or let me know where can I find it. Thank You in advance, Umesh Gaito

Re: kadm5 Perl module

> On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 09:29:00 -0500 (EST), "Andrew J. Korty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Has any work been done on an XS interface to the Kerberos 5 > kadmin interface? I'm willing to implement it, but I'm not sure > where it would fit in the namespace. Should it go under > Authen:

perl module submission

A couple weeks ago, I submitted a request to register a module with the name 'SNMP::Admin' is anybody going to respond? what is the status of my request? Robert Lehr [EMAIL PROTECTED]

what is the default directory for perl module?

 

download location for perl module cgi:pm version 2.0.3

Hi, Would you please tell me the downloard location for module cgi:pm version2.03. Thank you very much. Mike Ma

RE: Perl Module that wraps QuickBase HTTP API

ubject: Re: Perl Module that wraps QuickBase HTTP API [Quoting Von Roesgen, Claude, on March 28 2001, 16:36, in "Perl Module that wra"] > My name is: Claude von Roesgen > My email address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > my homepage is: http://www.vonroesgen.com/ > my preferred user-ID on

Re: Perl Module that wraps QuickBase HTTP API

[Quoting Von Roesgen, Claude, on March 28 2001, 16:36, in "Perl Module that wra"] > My name is: Claude von Roesgen > My email address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > my homepage is: http://www.vonroesgen.com/ > my preferred user-ID on CPAN: CVONROES Done. > I would like to cont

Re: kadm5 Perl module

[Quoting Andrew J. Korty, on March 22 2001, 09:29, in "kadm5 Perl module"] > Has any work been done on an XS interface to the Kerberos 5 > kadmin interface? I'm willing to implement it, but I'm not sure > where it would fit in the namespace. Should it go under >

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

Thanks. I ask one more moment of assistance to ensure proper structure. Do the 3 groupings below make sense to you? Elements of the "FameHLI::HLI" module will be regularly used by anyone using the functions in either of the other two sets. Or would it be more appropriate to have "HLI" and "EXT

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 07:33:32AM -0400, Dave Oberholtzer wrote: > Tim said: > > Seems best to share the Fame::* namespace, in which > > case you can call it anything you like under there. > > Allow me to respectfully disagree. I would agree with you on an > intellectual level were it not for t

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

tionally, it does not include new functionality available in the newer releases of Fame and _cannot_ incorporate that functionality easily with any sort of backward compatibility. --daveo -Original Message- From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 6:19 AM To:

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

> -Original Message- > From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:49 AM > To: Oberholtzer, Dave > Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI > > > Any XS API module tends

RE: New Perl Module: FameHLI

ith their crowd). --daveo -Original Message- From: Tim Bunce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:49 AM To: Oberholtzer, Dave Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI Any XS API module tends to spawn p

Re: New Perl Module: FameHLI

Any XS API module tends to spawn purp-perl module built over it. I think a Fame::* (or better still FameHLI::*) category should be added to provide a natrual home for those. Your module could be FameHLI::API or similar. Tim. On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 02:11:34PM -0500, Oberholtzer, Dave wrote

Perl Module that wraps QuickBase HTTP API

My name is: Claude von Roesgen My email address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] my homepage is: http://www.vonroesgen.com/ my preferred user-ID on CPAN: CVONROES I would like to contribute a Perl module that is a wrapper for the QuickBase HTTP API. You can see the module at: http://developer.intuit.com

New Perl Module: FameHLI

NAME David Oberholtzer E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage www.obernet.com Preferred ID DAVEO Contribute: I expect to contribute at least one module aiding in access to the FAME language from Perl. Module: DSLIDescription Info

kadm5 Perl module

Has any work been done on an XS interface to the Kerberos 5 kadmin interface? I'm willing to implement it, but I'm not sure where it would fit in the namespace. Should it go under Authen::Krb5 and be distributed with that module? -- Andrew J. Korty, Principal Security Engineer Office of the Vi

Request to upload a perl module..

Name: Jagdeep S Sandhu Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: www.interact.net.uk Pref userid: JAGS Description: TWIN Perl module interface to the C library TWIN, Newly released library for implementing event based TEXT windows that also work over web browsers without code re-compiles. DLSI: Rdcf

Re: Net::SSH::perl: Module Registration Request

>>> There is already a Net::SSH module on CPAN. Can you provide a quick >>> summary of the differences between this and your module? >> >> The current Net::SSH module on CPAN is a wrapper around the ssh command line >> client. >> >> Mine is an actual Perl implementation of the SSH protocol. >> .

Re: Net::SSH::perl: Module Registration Request

On Sun, Feb 18, 2001 at 10:05:48AM -0800, Benjamin Trott wrote: > > There is already a Net::SSH module on CPAN. Can you provide a quick > > summary of the differences between this and your module? > > The current Net::SSH module on CPAN is a wrapper around the ssh command line > client. > > Mine

Re: Net::SSH::perl: Module Registration Request

wrapper interface for the two modules. The author of the current Net::SSH hasn't yet switched his module over to Net::SSH::system. But I'd like to get my Net::SSH::perl module registered and uploaded so that it's all ready, and so that it could be used, perhaps, by interested parti

Re: Net::SSH::perl: Module Registration Request

[Quoting Benjamin Trott, on February 16 2001, 11:36, in "Net::SSH::perl: Modu"] > Please register my distribution Net::SSH::perl. Here's the info: Thanks for your contribution. There is already a Net::SSH module on CPAN. Can you provide a quick summary of the differences between this and your mo

Net::SSH::perl: Module Registration Request

u can then install those yourself. (Of course, the CPAN shell handles all of this for you automatically.) Net::SSH::perl itself installs like a Perl module should: % perl Makefile.PL % make && make test && make install =head1 DESCRIPTION I is an all-Perl module implementing a

Bugfix release of Perl module: Iterator.pm v0.021

strucures >From the module's readme: Iterator.pm is an object orientated (plain) Perl module to iterate over complex data structures (LoL, LoH, HoL, HoH etc.). While Perl's built-in functions foreach(), each(), keys() and values() handle just a given level of a st

perl module for generic DBApp

name: John K. Sterling email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web_page: perferred id: STERLING Background: WDBI was always a great tool for viewing and modifying a dbi database. However, it is one gigantic cgi script (~4-5K lines) and has not been updated in 1.5-2 years. I have been working on a mod_perl mod

New Perl module: Iterator.pm

I have to do to get the module listed in the Perl module list? Iterator.pm uses the "Data"-namespace, as far as I can see there are no conflicts with any modules (from The List) under the Data::-item. Excerpt from the readme-file: Iterator.pm - shows paths/values of com

Re: Naming suggestion for new Perl module: Each_ex.pm

On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:15:16PM +0100, H.Camphausen wrote: > > use Data::Each_ex. > > The module's namespace would be Each_ex, with no Data::-prefix. That's generally not a good idea. > Each_ex.pm is an object orientated (pure) Perl module to iterate over

Re: new perl module

> [Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 12 2000, 13:38, in "Re: new perl module"] >> But Config::Cfengine or Config::Cfe might be nice. > > Fine. I settle for Config::Cfe then. I think the name 'cfengine' should be reserved for the real cfengine. Thanks for your help.

Naming suggestion for new Perl module: Each_ex.pm

Hi all, I (that is HCAMP on CPAN) am planning to release a Perl module to CPAN, Each_ex.pm. The module provides some kind of extended "foreach()/keys()/values()"-features (see description below). I'd like users to put if into the "[site]/lib/Data"-directory, i.e. i

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 12 2000, 13:38, in "Re: new perl module"] > But Config::Cfengine or Config::Cfe might be nice. Fine. > Config::cfengine may sound confusing, although it would > show that it isn't OO. There is no implied relationshio between the ca

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 11 2000, 22:45, in "Re: new perl module"] > It is an implementation of the config editor in cfengine > in perl, or rather cfengines idea, used to change configuration files > in an easy an modular way. It is possible to tag sections > of

Re: new perl module

[Quoting Joergen Haegg, on December 11 2000, 16:56, in "Re: new perl module"] > Maybe I can ask you what you think of the module name? > Should I move to Config::Cfe or File::Cfe? > Or something completely different? Maybe. Can you describe in a couple of lines what the modu

Re: new perl module

> Joergen Haegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> This module is copyrighted to the company I work for, but they >> let me publish it under GPL. > > What are the copyright restrictions then? None, just that the module is developed in my work and belongs to the company. But I can publish it as GP

Re: new perl module

Joergen Haegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I assume CPAN isn't interested in non-free licenses. > (I wouldn't use a non-free module if there are alternatives.) I'd say we prefer stuff that is free. Having a non-free module on CPAN is okay, as long as it is possible to distribute it over the net

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