I have pushed a release candidate to github at https://github.com/DrJHD/ipchange. It's not final. I want to improve the POD to clarify that it is looking at public facing IP addresses. I am also thinking about a better name (thanks, NERDVANA, for the helpful advice). I have got Dist::Zilla to produce a CPAN-friendly tar.gz. It has been suggested that I change --email to --mailto and I would like any feedback on that (or anything else). The big stumbling block for me is working out how to put in a command that will go to somewhere like /usr/bin or C:\Strawberry\site\lib. Any pointers to docs on this would be extremely helpful.

Regards,

John Davies

Update: I've now deleted the repository. The code has moved on & will shortly appear on CPAN, unless something strange happens. I'll post here when it's released, but if anyone really wants the repository back, I'll put it back up in response to a post or /msg.

In reply to Re^4: Modulino to report ip address changes by davies
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