CPAN-Search-Lite-0.47
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CPAN-Search-Lite-0.59
CPAN-Search-Lite-0.59
09/23/2004 07:10 AMCPAN-Search-Lite-0.53
CPAN-Search-Lite-0.53
08/01/2004 12:02 AMCPAN-Search-Lite-0.55
CPAN-Search-Lite-0.55
09/05/2004 06:11 AMCPAN-Search-Lite-0.64
CPAN-Search-Lite-0.64
04/08/2005 12:39 AMCPAN Search
CPAN Search
03/14/2005 06:18 PMIf you were going to look for something on CPAN today, please try
cpansearch.perl.org today to help us test a new server. (We'll get
more shortly to beef it up and make it Super Highly Available). :-)...
search.cpan.org moved
search.cpan.org moved
03/14/2005 06:18 PM A few days ago search.cpan.org from the old host at Webster where
it's been for some time, to a box in the perl.org rack. It's a bit
faster and best of all it shouldn't bounce up and down like it was
starting to do... Shopzilla (aka BizRate aka Good Friends of Perl)
pulled out a couple of nice servers of their rack yesterday and gave
them to us, yay. (So if you see broken images or something on their...
Diff and Grep Now Available on
search.cpan.org
Diff and Grep Now Available on
search.cpan.org
01/16/2004 11:05 AMsamtregar writes "I'm proud to announce that search.cpan.org now
includes two new tools of my creation: diff and grep. To get to these
tools, go to a distribution page (ex. HTML-Template-2.6) and click on
the "Tools" link. This will bring you to the tools ...
Google Introduces Lite Version of Search
Appliance
Google Introduces Lite Version of Search
Appliance
02/01/2005 09:16 PMGoogle has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called
"Mini". It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000.
great web searching tool, free download,
cool search web, search the web, google
web search, web search engine
great web searching tool, free download,
cool search web, search the web, google
web search, web search engine
06/20/2004 03:27 AMRe-Search is a new product that you can load it on your desktop. Of
course it is totally free. Search the web became easy, fast and
effectively! [PRWEB Jun 20, 2004]
K-Lite Coded pack 2.24 Final & K-Lite
Mega Codec Pack 1.00 Final
K-Lite Coded pack 2.24 Final & K-Lite
Mega Codec Pack 1.00 Final
02/19/2004 05:00 PMcpan-1.4
cpan-1.4
07/06/2004 06:28 AMCPAN-Mini-0.18
CPAN-Mini-0.18
09/22/2004 12:16 AMCPAN-WWW-Testers-0.25
CPAN-WWW-Testers-0.25
04/11/2005 05:53 PMCPAN-Unpack-0.21
CPAN-Unpack-0.21
06/30/2004 11:13 AMCPAN-Mini-0.32
CPAN-Mini-0.32
01/01/2005 12:55 AMCPAN-Processor-0.02
CPAN-Processor-0.02
12/29/2004 01:18 AMCPAN-Dependency-0.06
CPAN-Dependency-0.06
03/19/2005 02:50 AMCPAN-Dependency-0.07
CPAN-Dependency-0.07
04/03/2005 08:15 AMCPAN-Mini-0.16
CPAN-Mini-0.16
09/08/2004 01:24 AMBot-CPAN-0.01_05
Bot-CPAN-0.01_05
03/13/2003 10:14 AMCPAN::Forum
CPAN::Forum
03/14/2005 05:37 PMgabor writes "I am happy to announce the first live version of
CPAN::Forum. Graham integrated links to the individual subforums in
the search.cpan results and Randy in the Kobes' search. I hope people
who are searching for modules will find it a good...
CPAN-Processor-0.03
CPAN-Processor-0.03
12/29/2004 12:03 PMCPAN-Unwind-0.03
CPAN-Unwind-0.03
03/27/2005 03:14 AMCPAN-Mini-0.36
CPAN-Mini-0.36
01/07/2005 02:29 AMCPAN-Mini-0.14
CPAN-Mini-0.14
08/29/2004 12:23 AMCPANPLUS - Beyond CPAN.pm
CPANPLUS - Beyond CPAN.pm
03/13/2003 10:21 AMInteresting talk about CPANPLUS. They've done a very good job of
separating the backend API from the shell, so that...
CPAN-AutoINC-0.01
CPAN-AutoINC-0.01
06/22/2004 11:40 PMCPAN-DistnameInfo-0.05
CPAN-DistnameInfo-0.05
07/14/2004 05:11 PMCPAN-DistnameInfo-0.06
CPAN-DistnameInfo-0.06
09/21/2004 12:55 AMCPAN-Mini-0.30
CPAN-Mini-0.30
12/28/2004 07:05 PMCPAN-Processor-0.01
CPAN-Processor-0.01
12/28/2004 07:46 AMParse-CPAN-Packages-2.23
Parse-CPAN-Packages-2.23
02/05/2005 09:54 PMCPAN-YACSmoke-0.03_05
CPAN-YACSmoke-0.03_05
04/08/2005 12:29 PMCPAN-YACSmoke-0.03_03
CPAN-YACSmoke-0.03_03
04/04/2005 01:48 PMCPAN-Mini-Tested-0.01
CPAN-Mini-Tested-0.01
01/06/2005 05:51 PMCPAN-Mini-Tested-0.20
CPAN-Mini-Tested-0.20
02/06/2005 01:17 AMCPAN-Mini-Tested-0.22
CPAN-Mini-Tested-0.22
04/03/2005 08:21 PMCPAN-Mini-Inject-0.10
CPAN-Mini-Inject-0.10
12/31/2004 01:26 AMThe Feng Shui of CPAN
The Feng Shui of CPAN
05/31/2004 06:44 AM
«Palms create a moiré pattern at the Helsinki Botanical
Garden.»
Friday morning began a bit more abruptly than usual since the
normally rather inperturbable Jarkko grabbed my arm and pulled me out
of bed. He noticed that the CPAN's main web page had somehow changed
and thought that we had either been hacked or that someone had
hijacked the DNS so I had to start poking around before being
appropriately caffienated for the day. It was not an auspicious
beginning. After a while, I determined that our main web host for
CPAN, which is separate from the FUNET mothership since that host is
ftp only, decided to redo the main
index page, include a bunch of ads with a link to the 'real CPAN
page'. I moved the DNS to another host inside the US which has a lot
of bandwidth and who had offered previously to be the primary web host
for CPAN while we figured out what was going on. The explanation we
were offered was that they 'forgot' to tell us about the change in
spite of remembering to show it to others. I have some beachfront
poperty in Siberia to sell, too.
CPAN has, over the years, been a popular target for criticism since
it's not a portal, an enterprise solution, or a myriad of other
faddish things that seem to come and go every week on the internet.
Many people from other languages have asked how to make their own CPAN
and Jarkko wrote The Zen
of Comprehensive Archive Networks to try to explain how and I've
given the Grok
king the CPAN talk at a few conferences attempting to explain how
it all works. The CPAN is now, and will be for the foreseeable future,
a simple ftp archive. This is all it is; no more, no less. This very
simplicity is its strength and its secret to longevity. The various
search engines, the RT queue, the testers results, and every other
service in the CPAN domain is wholly separate from the archive itself.
Those who wish to do something with CPAN and offer it to the world are
encouraged to do so, but the second you mess with the heart and soul
of the archive, you're going to meet a brick wall.
Since those of us who mind the archive have been on the net since
1985 or earlier, we tend to forget that the obvious for us is not
common sense anymore in the post-AOL age of the internet. CPAN has
very few rules as we'd like to think of it as one of the last and true
holdouts of what the 'free' in free software democracy really means.
Open Source is rife with cabals and politics, but unless you're an
idiot who really goes out of your way to disturb the overall operation
of CPAN, you're free to do what you like. With few exceptions, authors
can share their non-commercial code freely via CPAN. People complain
that there is a lot of crap on CPAN and, well, they're right, but
there's a lot of good stuff there too. CPAN isn't an 'enterprise
solution' and I've told people countless times over the years that
creating bundles of their own favourite modules or mirroring a subset
of CPAN is an attractive option, but CPAN itself isn't going to do
that work for you.
There is one policy that we always thought was obvious, clear and
self-evident; no ads. In an age of the internet where just about every
page you visit has some sort of eyesore layout with blinking ads,
CPAN, CTAN and others like us are sites who refuse to sell our souls
to the lure of the easy lucre to be made. We can't prevent people who
mirror CPAN from placing ads all over their site, but we won't ever
list them in the public mirror index. When a few friends at Sun gave
us 3 big systems to rescue the search engine, which was chugging on an
old Sun Ultra1 with 4GB of diskspace, we settled on doing a little
'powered by Sun' logo addition to try and show our appreciation since
it was a tremendous lifesaver. Sadly, it seems to have given folks the
idea that it's open season on advertising via their CPAN mirrors. Over
the weekend, the following was added to the comments in the index.html
to make the policy more obvious;
LEGALESE
You are not allowed to remove or alter these comments.
You are not allowed to rename, remove, or add any files in your
public mirror of CPAN.
You are not allowed to alter any file in you public mirror of CPAN
EXCEPT that you can add a short acknowledgement for example for your
hosting company, company, university, or sponsor into this CPAN
top-level index.html by adding a small non-animated image and a
hyperlink pointing to your organization with text like "hosted by",
"powered by", or "sponsored by" by placing it visually next to the
"CPAN master site hosted by FUNET" acknowledgement at the bottom of
the page. The image used may not be larger than the one used for the
FUNET logo.
Technical sidenote: if you do add an acknowledgement link, please do
think of the consequences to your possible downstream CPAN mirrors.
Altering this index.html in any other way is not allowed. Altering
any other files is not allowed.
Adding any advertisements or revenue-generating material is strictly
forbidden.
Similarly, for your public CPAN mirrors "wrapping" the CPAN web
pages into other sites by using e.g. HTML frames is not allowed.
You are allowed to use the files of CPAN to create your own web
sites and services since we are just a distributor of the files, we do
not own most of them. However, you may not call your creations "CPAN"
or "CPAN mirrors". You may say that the files are "mirrored from
CPAN".
I will likely add this to the CPAN FAQ as well. Yes, everybody has to
eat, yadda, yadda, yadda. If you can't afford to be a public mirror
without advertising, then don't be a mirror. Chris Nandor and OSDN
have hosted use.perl.org for years and never has there been a single
ad or blinking anything as they've been happy with the
acknowledgements in the FAQ. If you enjoy using the search.cpan search
engine, Webster University in St. Louis and Ben Hockenhull are the
ones to blame and I don't get to St. Louis nearly often enough to buy
him the countless beers I owe him in lieu of blinking banner ads.
Numerous mirrors spread the CPAN to almost every continent on the
globe [anyone in antarctica want to mirror CPAN? :)] without the
expectation that someone owes them something for the service. At the
very least, they should be able to mirror CPAN from somewhere other
than the FUNET mirror and not get someone elses advertisements. It's
not an advertising portal or a dessert topping or a floorwax; it's an
ftp mirror. Remember that and if you see a mirror with google ads or
other advertising, know that it is not to be called a CPAN mirror.
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