I'm working on a set of security modules for websites. I have been calling
it an Intrusion Detection System though its purpose is really intrusion
prevention. It is to detect attempts at username and password guessing as
well as probing for various CGI and while I'm at it I can, since I'm
trapping
On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 11:48:20 -0500, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
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> How do I create a standard Perl module intended for distribution?
>
>
I'm going to assume that by "intended for distribution" you mean distribution among
colleagues rather than distribution via CPAN. If you intend the latter, then y
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rudy Lippan) writes:
> From the ChangeLog:
> * Fixed bug where strings that were used in numeric
> context were not getting quoted on execute(). Now all
> parameters are bound as varchar by default.
>
> **NOTE** this is a change in behaviour
On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 11:48:20AM -0500, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
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> My Perl Cookbook says I should use this command to initialize my project:
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> h2xs -XA -n MyLibrary
Eric,
Here's a related recommenation. I recommend trying 'modulemaker' as
more pleasant alternative to h2xs. Install ExtUt
How do I create a standard Perl module intended for distribution?
First of all, after looking at the mailing list archives, this looks like a
list where I can ask my question, but if not, then please excuse my
intrusion.
Second, I am in the process of writing an object oriented version of a
prog
