This is the documentation for Perl MoSeS (Moby Services Support). If you are reading this from the "perldoc" utility, you may notice that some words are missing or that some phrases are incomplete. In order to view this documentation in the manner in...

This module provides a set of methods for adding (updating) and deleting entries in an existing solr server....

This FAQ shows a wide variety of commonly encountered logging tasks and how to solve them in the most elegant way with Log::Log4perl. Most of the time, this will be just a matter of smartly configuring your Log::Log4perl configuration files. Why use ...

• Log::Log4perl - Log4j implementation for Perl
• Log::Log4perl::Appender - Log appender class
• Log::Log4perl::Config - Log4perl configuration file syntax
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Instances of the "HTTP::Daemon" class are HTTP/1.1 servers that listen on a socket for incoming requests. The "HTTP::Daemon" is a subclass of "IO::Socket::IP", so you can perform socket operations directly on it too. The accept() method will return w...

GetMeta allows you to work on dozens of git repositories hosted on different servers, and update all of your local copies with a single command. It defines a new syntax, called GMF (git meta format), to configure many different remote git repository ...

• GitMeta::Github

PasswordMonkey is a plugin-driven approach to provide passwords to prompts, following strategies human users would employ as well. It comes with a set of Filler plugins who know how to deal with common applications expecting password input (sudo, ssh...

The Proc::Simple package provides objects mimicing real-life processes from a user's point of view. A new process object is created by $myproc = Proc::Simple->new(); Either external programs or perl subroutines can be launched and controlled as proce...

"Trash::Park" helps removing files by hiding them in a safe location and querying details of these parking moves. "Trash::Park" comes with a command line utility, "trashpark"....

This class provides a hash of POE namespace CPAN Authors' PAUSE ID and name to the Acme::CPANAuthors module. It is currently statically generated information, I hope to make it dynamic in the future....

So you've just created a great new Perl module distribution including several *.pm files? You've added nice POD documentation to each of them and now you'd like to view it nicely formatted in a web browser? And you'd also like to navigate between all...

Acme::Prereq::A does nothing, however, it requires Acme::Prereq::B to be installed. It can be used for testing (circular) dependencies among CPAN modules....

Acme::Prereq::B does nothing, however, it requires Acme::Prereq::A to be installed. It can be used for testing (circular) dependencies among CPAN modules....

This module lists 50 CPAN authors with the largest number of distributions directly depending to one of his/her modules. This list is produced by querying a local mini CPAN mirror using this command: % lcpan authors-by-rdep-count | head -n 50 Statist...

Acme::Prereq::None does nothing and it has no dependencies. It can be used for testing dependencies among CPAN modules....

PAUSE::Permissions::MetaCPAN gets module permissions from MetaCPAN API....

We all know that Perl's keys() function will return the keys of a hash in unpredictable order. However, for testing purposes, we sometimes need the keys by keys() to be returned in deterministic order, which means that although the order can't be pre...

This module, like Acme::CPANAuthors::CPAN::TopDepended, lists 50 CPAN authors with the largest number of distributions directly depending to one of his/her modules. The difference is, only distributions by other authors are counted. This in some case...