Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Linda
Perhaps there's a backlog of work to do to update the test db results
page.
I noticed the site was taking aow long of a backlog is considered
normal? It's been slightly over
48 hours since the first would have been sent...
Thanks
-linda
I was looking for available mail-filtering, aka Milter, mods, and
came across Mail-Milter.
I noticed it has 1 review rating it a single *. and it wanted to
know if the review was helpful -- and it wasn't --
as it doesn't say *what* version the review was about.
The reviews seem to be generally
Douglas Bell wrote:
Alright, thanks. I was finally shown the right settings to increase the timeout
to 60 seconds, so this problem should hopefully disappear (or at least be quite
reduced).
Have those setting been implemented yet?
I got these on 2 different browsers this morning:
Douglas Bell wrote:
Over the QA Hackathon, we added Fastly caching to the cpantesters. That error
appears when the cache can't access cpantesters itself to update its cache.
We're still trying to get everything figured out here.
Fastly does geocaching, so you get a local version faster. It cac
When I am looking at a smoker's test, there are buttons for 'RAW' and
'BACK'. BACK has reliably taken me to the version matrix, showing me
highest module value for a given perl, and showing me all the tests
run w/latest module on what platform.
Starting a few months back, hitting that BACK butt
Tony Cook wrote:
On Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 02:10:15PM -0700, L Walsh wrote:
Well, Instead of limiting myself to "MSWin32" in $^O, I think
I'll check for 'Win' somewhere in the $^O var. Seems like it might
be more forgiving (I hope?)
If it's MS Windo
David Cantrell wrote:
Be very careful with $^O!
Checking for 'Win' will miss 'cygwin', and checking case-insensitively
will hit 'darwin' - that is, OS X. This is why I wrote Devel::CheckOS.
---
Not a problem -- only on WinXP w/strawberry perl. Cygwin
works fine.
Tony Cook wrote:
On Sat, Apr 09, 2016 at 05:00:20PM -0700, L Walsh wrote:
Looking at the docs for Win32, it shows the GetOSVersion command, and
says:
Currently known values for ID MAJOR and MINOR are as follows:
OS IDMAJOR MINOR
Looking at the docs for Win32, it shows the GetOSVersion command, and
says:
Currently known values for ID MAJOR and MINOR are as follows:
OS IDMAJOR MINOR
Win32s 0 - -
Windows 95
I'm trying to specify a pre-req to not get superfluous errors
in my tests -- specifically, I need to have
the "Windows" OS module be >= 6.0.0.
I.e. some tests involving / testing for proper output
on STDERR don't work on WinXP -- and since it is
no longer a supported OS, I want to weed out fail
Reini Urban wrote:
On 12/18/2015 02:48 AM, L Walsh wrote:
I am seeing, what I think is bug:
http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2015/06/msg22.html
No, you don't use the width specifier.
But I am only seeing it from 1 5.22.0 client:
I am seeing, what I think is bug:
http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2015/06/msg22.html
But I am only seeing it from 1 5.22.0 client:
(http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/7cbf1ee4-6c18-1014-b5bf-e4f7913d07a7)
Wasn't in 5.22.0 and not fixed until 5.22.1?
Why would I see
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