Well, Dave, I too favor choosing arbitrary data to illuminate a particular fact that my data set is incomplete on, mucho kudos :D (I'd have leaned higher in the order of 16.54% personally.)

however, I'm looking to build a build bot that will compile and install any and every module given, I already have a local mirror for the CPAN, I just want an easy way to install all the modules found. I realize, that OS and Arch specific modules won't build, I don't forsee much luck with Win32::API on a FreeBSD server, or getting that OS/2 File module to actually do anything on a Linux server. I guess anything that gives me a list of all the modules available on a CPAN mirror would be fine. I just need a list to iterate on is all.

In reply to Re^2: All CPAN Modules by jnbek
in thread All CPAN Modules by jnbek

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