The existing version of Sendmail::Milter on CPAN has been unmaintained for almost two decades. It does not handle the current milter protocol version (version 6) and it has a number of documented faults. All this severely limits its application.

The existing version of Sendmail::PMilter on CPAN was also abandoned some time ago.

With help from the previous maintainer of Sendmail::PMilter I've taken over its maintainership. I'd like to do the same for Sendmail::Milter because the current version of Sendmail::PMilter uses it.

I've been unable to contact the current maintainer of Sendmail::Milter.

I've created a new version of Sendmail::PMilter (not yet published) which fixes outstanding issues in that module. It uses a new module (also not yet published) which I've created to avoid the outstanding problems in Sendmail::Milter.
I've called the new module Sendmail::MilterV6.

Rather than add to the plethora of modules which do similar things, I'd rather not publish Sendmail::MilterV6 at all if I can instead just bring Sendmail::Milter into the 21st century.

If anyone here can point me in the right direction to find the existing maintainer of Sendmail::Milter I'd be very grateful.
I started the ball rolling with the cpan.org/perl.org administrators a few weeks ago.

In reply to Looking for the maintainer of Sendmail::Milter. by GWHAYWOOD

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