Greetings:
Seems like there was a rash of abandoned modules by Kevin Johnson dating
back to the late '90s. Many of his modules have been rehomed, but he's
still siting a couple, including a registered name space that no code was
ever published for.
Long story short: does anyo
Linda W wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Suresh Govindachar wrote:
>
> > platform?
>
Actually, I did not ask "platform?".
The "platform?" is from the OP; and appears like my
question because of an error in quoting.
--Suresh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Linda W) writes:
> Maybe there should be an indication when a newer module replaces the
> functionality of an older one and that the older one isn't supported
> anymore.
I'll endeavour to write an article about email handling modules on perl.com;
and, just for you, I shall d
Simon Cozens wrote:
This is insane. What's wrong with Email::Folder, again?
Again? Was something wrong with it before?
Maybe there should be an indication when a newer module replaces the
functionality of an older one and that the older one isn't supported
anymore.
=
linda w wrote:
This is fairly old module and the email addr associated with the
author bounces,
so I don't know if it is still being supported (?) but I wanted
to try using it and ran into a problem during the test final test phase:
You may want to consider Mail::Box, it is presently maintained,
Linda W wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Just curious and as an "aside": as part of the perl testing procedure
> is it ever tried to run through the CPAN archive and try to build,
> test and install all of the CPAN modules relevant for a particular
platform?
> TIA
I came across this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Linda W) writes:
> Unsatisfied dependencies detected during
> [K/KJ/KJOHNSON/MailFolder-0.07.tar.gz] -
>
>MIME::Tools
>Mail::Internet
>File::Sync
> Warning: prerequisite IO::Stringy 1.211 not found.
> Warning: prerequisite Mail::Field 1.05 not found.
> Warni
This is fairly old module and the email addr associated with the author
bounces,
so I don't know if it is still being supported (?) but I wanted
to try using it and ran into a problem during the test final test phase:
First it had to preload/make some other packages (which seemed to work ok):
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