All-- I am still fumbling with the test scripts to get them working without an NFS env, but I also realized that the tinderbox package from mozilla.org might be useful for perl. Tinderbox has two parts: client and server. The client pulls source code from the repository, compiles, and tests it. It then determines if it passed or failed and sends a special coded email to the server with it's log output. The server reads these emails and displays something like http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey/. As you can see, several tinderboxen (clients) can run on different types of boxes (including windows). I have some experience writing tinderbox clients, and while the server is somewhat hard to get running, I can assist with this though contacts at mozilla.org. Also, tinderbox2, a complete rewrite of tinderbox is more secure and somewhat easier to get setup. Preparing for the traditional idea bashing, Zach
