The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:

  modid:       HTTP::UserAgentStringParser
  DSLIP:       RdpOp
  description: User Agent string parser
  userid:      NMOLDAV (Nicolas Moldavsky)
  chapterid:   15 (World_Wide_Web_HTML_HTTP_CGI)
  communities:
    user-agent-string.info

  similar:
    HTTP::BrowserDetect Parse::HTTP::UserAgent

  rationale:

    The namespace chosen reflects the fact the the module uses the user
    agent database updated by user-agent-string.info. This module has
    been available from download from the aforementioned site for about
    6 months.

    The main differences between this module and the existing ones are:

    - quality of the database - database is updated automatically,
    without the need to upgrade the module

    In both HTTP::BrowserDetect and Parse::HTTP::UserAgent the agent's
    information is integrated into the modules' code, so modules must be
    updated to detect new browsers.

    In my case, as user-agent-string.info already provided a database
    with libreries for PHP, Python, Ruby and Java, I just implemented a
    similar library for Perl and kept the database separate.

    One smaller difference is that I a little caching I did on the
    module to avoid it from repeteadly parsing the same user agent
    strings again. In most access_log files about 100 user-agent strings
    make the top 90% requests, so by just caching the results speed is
    greatly improved.

  enteredby:   NMOLDAV (Nicolas Moldavsky)
  enteredon:   Fri Jun 15 03:32:14 2012 GMT

The resulting entry would be:

HTTP::
::UserAgentStringParser RdpOp User Agent string parser                     
NMOLDAV


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