Perl Modules and Utilities
Perl modules and utilities.
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Apache::Config::Preproc
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This Perl module reads and parses Apache configuration file, expanding constructs like Include, IncludeOptional, IfModule, IfDefine, Use, etc.
Apache::Defaults
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This Perl module provides a mechanism for detecting version, default settings, and the preloaded modules of the Apache httpd server. It does so by locating the server binary, invoking it with appropriate options and analyzing the output it produces.
Config::AST
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This perl module aims to provide a generalized implementation of parse tree for various configuration files. It does not implement parser for any existing configuration file format. Instead, it provides an API that can be used by parser implementors to build internal representation for the particular configuration file format.
Config::HAProxy
- Handle the 'resolvers' section. - New class methods for declaring (and undeclaring) sections. - Fix changing the argv of a Node.
A perl module supplying a parser that converts the HAProxy configuration file to a parse tree and provides methods for various operations on this tree, such as: searching, modifying and saving it to a file.
Config::Parser
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Config::Parser provides a framework for writing configuration file parsers. It is an intermediate layer between the abstract syntax tree (Config::AST) and implementation of a parser for a particular configuration file format. The package provides also Config::Parser::Ini – a configuration file parser for ini-style files.
Config::Parser::ldap
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A Perl module for parsing the ldap.conf configuration file.
File::BackupCopy
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Perl extension for creating backup file copies. Three backup naming schemes are supported: simple backup creates backup file name by appending single tilde character to the original file name, numbered backup creates backup name by suffixing the original file name with .~N~, where N is a decimal number. Finally, automatic backup selects numbered scheme if at least one numbered backup file already exists and falls back to the simple backup otherwise.
List::Regexp
* Bugfix: escape single characters not occurring within a class.
Perl module that, given a list of strings, produces a regular expression that matches any of the input strings
Mojo::Log::Syslog
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Syslog logging for Mojo applications
NetSNMP::Sendmail
* Don't bail out if mailq or mailstats fails.
A perl plugin for NetSNMP that provides access to Sendmail statistics information obtained by mailq and mailstats.
POSIX::Run::Capture
- New constructor argument 'env' allows you to supply environment to the command to be run. - Fix packaging
A Perl module for running external commands and capturing their output. It prefers performance and effectiveness over portability. As its name suggests, it can be used only on POSIX systems.
Text::Locus
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A Perl class for representing locations in text files. A location in its simplest form consists of file name and line number. In more complex forms, location represents a text fragment spanning several (perhaps not contiguous) lines, or even files.
acmeman
- Catch fatal errors from the Net::ACME2 module.
- Improve pound configuration parser.
- New options to the pound source: "--comment". "--type",
and "--listener". The "--comment" option instructs the
program to issue certificates for hostnames marked by
a specific pragmatic comment. The "--type" option
instructs it to process hostnames defined within listeners
of a particular type ("http" or "https"). Finally,
"--listener" selects listener by its tag.
A tool for automatic creation and renewal of ACME (LetsEncrypt) SSL certificates. The list of domains to handle can be obtained from acmeman or apache configuration files, or from both. If the default acmeman configuration file doesn’t exist, the program scans apache configuration files for a list of domains.
glacier
* Use explicit DESTROY with AUTOLOADs
Command line tool for managing AWS Glacier
mansrv
Formats and returns the requested manpage as HTML. This CGI is specifically designed to help display on-line the documentation in manpage formats for multiple software projects without the need to install these manpages somewhere in the system MANPATH. This is necessary for software forge sites that host a number of projects, such as Puszcza.