Aengus wrote:
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> b.t.w am I right in thinking that if I could get jdresolve
>> to work on Windows NT/2000 it tries to sites like ripe.net to resolve
>> those addresses that analog or qdns can not?
>
> That's what I understand it's supposed to do, but, like you, I us Analog
> on NT, so I haven't actually tried jdresolv.
>
> From my brief foray into jdresolv, I think I can get the networking module
> working, but then it starts looking for a database module - if jdresolv
> was simplified to skip the database, it might work on NT, but I don't have
> the skills to work on that project right now.
The DB_File module could be replaced with a portable use of Tie::DBI
connecting to any RDBMS for which the DBD driver was installed
(including CSV for text files). This could be a configuration option
allowing the user to port to any system that supports those modules.
Even simpler, jdresolve could just read the hash from disk and write it
to disk with any of the Perl streaming modules or as a simple flat file
format, which would work on all systems.
But, I don't have the time to work on that right now either. Maybe John
Rowell might? :)
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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