On 11.11.2010 23:02, Andy Armstrong wrote:
On 10 Nov 2010, at 12:58, Evgeniy Kosov wrote:
Hi list,
There's one module of mine that I though I could upload on CPAN. But I've still
got some open questions about its usefulness and the like.
So, few words about what it is and why it is so.
My
* Eric Wilhelm enoba...@gmail.com [2010-11-11T13:54:32]
# from Ricardo Signes
# on Wednesday 10 November 2010 05:34:
Isn't this what Net::IP does?
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Net-IP/IP.pm#looping
Its interface is a bit gross, but it does exist and work.
That could also be said as
On 10 Nov 2010, at 12:58, Evgeniy Kosov wrote:
Hi list,
There's one module of mine that I though I could upload on CPAN. But I've
still got some open questions about its usefulness and the like.
So, few words about what it is and why it is so.
My task was to track ranges of available IP
Hi list,
There's one module of mine that I though I could upload on CPAN. But
I've still got some open questions about its usefulness and the like.
So, few words about what it is and why it is so.
My task was to track ranges of available IP addresses (IPv6 as well as
IPv4), to print reports
* Evgeniy Kosov evge...@kosov.su [2010-11-10T07:58:32]
So, few words about what it is and why it is so.
My task was to track ranges of available IP addresses (IPv6 as well
as IPv4), to print reports (which addresses are free, which aren't),
to be able to grab one free IP and so on. I couldn't
On 10.11.2010 16:34, Ricardo Signes wrote:
* Evgeniy Kosovevge...@kosov.su [2010-11-10T07:58:32]
So, few words about what it is and why it is so.
My task was to track ranges of available IP addresses (IPv6 as well
as IPv4), to print reports (which addresses are free, which aren't),
to be able
