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along the lines of perl modules... (Score:1)
I have a script, modulereport [webdragon.net] that does things along the lines of the CPAN 'r' switch, but also reports additional info (such as when your installed module is newer than what CPAN thinks exists, which has helped me diagnose a number of bugs in the CPAN itself. With Andreas' help I've been able to nail quite a few of them, though some still continue to linger. (MailTools, IO::*, XML::SAX::Base) )
You might find it useful. I usually run it via crontab every day so it e-mails me the results around 11:30 am, g
Re:along the lines of perl modules... (Score:1)