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Ah, that's you... (Score:2)
My first question is: why a module? From your description in plain English, it looks like it's basically the functionality for a script. Anyway.
Second: I don't like the name. IIS is a webserver. Naming it Win32::IIS::Server is saying roughly the same thing twice.
I propose Win32::IIS::Setup, as it is apparently devised to set up sites on IIS. "Config" might at first sight appear to mean the same thing, but then, I'd expect it to be able to chang
Re:Ah, that's you... (Score:1)
Thanks. I'll probably go with ::Setup then. My hope is to also allow the changing of current configurations on a site or virtual site, but I'm not yet familiar enough with all possible configuration options. I'll be doing a little more research and work on it before I upload.
Thanks!
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