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nowhere I could find the URL to link to and deliver the report

The HTTP gateway code is proof of concept still. People would have to run their own server to receive reports and send on via SMTP. There have been discussions of getting someone to volunteer a server and maintenance to run a public gateway.

In the meantime, work creeps forward in support of "CPAN Testers 2.0" which will be entirely HTTP based. It's one of the projects planned for the QA Hackathon this March. We hope we can get it released before Christmas. ;-)

-xdg

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