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> That seems reasonable. Unless anyone objects, that's what I'll use.
After further considering it, I don't think I like putting it in
HTTP::. While the mechanism by which it operates uses HTTP, the scope
of possible applications is more general and seems to be more
appropriate in the Net:: category. The HTTP:: category seems like it
should contain modules whose function is to facilitate the use of the
HTTP protocol in perl scripts; this module makes a tunnel through an
HTTP proxy, but the end product is a general-purpose socket.
I personally like Net::HTTPTunnel best.
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Riad Wahby
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MIT VI-2/A 2002
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