Hello kcott,

Thank you for your time and effort reading and replying to all my mistakes. I have updated the links to relative ones, as correctly pointed out to me.

Thank you for the information links that you provide me with, I founded them really useful.

One last question though, every time that I am rebuilding/reinstalling my written module should I repeat the Module::Starter process?

What I mean is, let's assume that I have unistalled my module (Net::STNP::Client) and I want to install it again before I post it on CPAN do I need to repeat the Module::Starter process even though I have done it before?

Update Ignore this question I figure it out the answer by my self from the document Module::Starter:

Module::Starter is used to create a skeletal CPAN distribution, including basic builder scripts, tests, documentation, and module code.

Apologies for the late reply I had to leave for some hours.

Seeking for Perl wisdom...on the process of learning...not there...yet!

In reply to Re^2: Failed test of Net::SNTP::Client module by thanos1983
in thread Failed test of Net::SNTP::Client module by thanos1983

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